Brand profile
Orgueil
Osaka-based Studio D'Artisan sub-label blending early-1900s French tailoring with American workwear, entirely made in Japan.
OsakaOrigin
MenswearFocus
Workwear / HeritageStyle
$$$$Price
4 brands like Orgueil like Engineered Garments, Beams Plus, Oliver Spencer →
What to know about Orgueil
Orgueil is a Japanese heritage menswear label operating under Studio D'Artisan, the Osaka Five denim house founded in 1979. Designed by Hidehiro Nishijima, the collection imagines the wardrobe of early-20th-century French tailors who emigrated to America, pairing European small-town tailoring with rugged US workwear. Everything is made in Japan using vintage-spec fabrics, period detailing and hardware: chore and sack coats, wool trousers, band-collar shirts, knitwear and selvedge denim. Garments are built to patinate, and are stocked by specialist retailers including Clutch Cafe, Cultizm and Blue in Green.
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Shop all Orgueil ↗Available atClutch Cafe
If you like Orgueil
80% matchEngineered Garments
Japanese-eye workwear and military patterns, cut oversized
What changes: NYC-made, looser art-school silhouettes rather than vintage repro exactness
75% matchBeams Plus
Japanese reworking of vintage Americana, more Ivy-leaning
What changes: Broader, lighter sportswear range and less repro-grade fabric obsession
74% matchOliver Spencer
European tailor's take on chore coats and soft suiting
What changes: British mills and softer modern fits, no denim heritage
71% matchUniversal Works
Same tailor-meets-workwear formula at a lower price
What changes: British mid-century references, less costly construction
Brand facts
- Founded
- c. 2010
- Origin
- Osaka, Japan
- Price
- $$$$
- Typical prices
- Jackets $264–$431 · Shirts $180–$256
- Focus
- Menswear
- Styles
- Workwear / Heritage, Urban prep / Ivy