89% matchBeams Plus
Tokyo's other Ivy/workwear archivist with Japanese fabrics
Brand profile
Tokyo menswear label reworking American workwear and military classics into refined, Japanese-made "New Classic" garments and accessories.
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Chore coats, fatigue trousers and military basics are rebuilt with new patterns and adjusted proportions, so the shapes read familiar but sit closer to modern tailoring.
The label's "New Classic" idea leans on upgraded Japanese fabrics and largely domestic production, prioritising durability and utility over decorative detail.
Jackets and outerwear generally run $300-600, sold through Japanese retailers and a small set of international stockists including Lost & Found and Canoe Club.
89% matchTokyo's other Ivy/workwear archivist with Japanese fabrics
77% matchBritish workwear archetypes, relaxed patterns, same utility feel
70% matchAmerican military and workwear classics recut for modern fit
68% matchTailor's eye on chore coats and soft unstructured jackets
Phigvel Makers & Co. is a Tokyo menswear label founded in 2002 by designer Hideki Higashino under a "New Classic" concept. It filters American casual, workwear and military archetypes through reconstructed patterns, refined proportions and upgraded Japanese fabrics, producing chore coats, fatigue trousers, knitwear, leather goods and accessories that read familiar but modern. Garments are largely made in Japan with an emphasis on durability and utility. The brand sells through Japanese retailers and select international stockists including Lost & Found and Canoe Club, with jackets and outerwear typically in the $300-600 range.
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