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The pleated, wide-cut easy trouser is the clearest expression of Still By Hand's relaxed Japanese-made tailoring.
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Tokyo menswear label by Yusuke Yanagi making quiet, detail-driven basics cut in Japan from Japanese fabrics.
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Garments are cut in Japan from Japanese cloth, from washed cotton shirting to wool outerwear, which explains the mid-to-high pricing more than any branding does.
The label is best known for knit polos and shirting, with chore jackets and wide-cut trousers filling out a relaxed, loose-proportioned wardrobe.
Designer Yusuke Yanagi works in clean lines and seasonal colours drawn from Japanese landscapes, so the interest sits in construction rather than logos or graphics.
The pleated, wide-cut easy trouser is the clearest expression of Still By Hand's relaxed Japanese-made tailoring.
Explore Easy Pants →Short-sleeve shirting in washed cotton and linen blends is a house staple, appearing each season in quiet, landscape-drawn colours.
Explore Half Sleeve Shirts →Knit and pigment-dyed blousons show the label's detail-driven approach to soft, unstructured outerwear.
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Still By Hand is a Tokyo menswear label designed by Yusuke Yanagi, who started it after studying fashion in the UK; full seasonal collections have run since 2009 under parent company Style Department. Garments are made in Japan from Japanese fabrics, spanning washed cotton shirting, wide-cut trousers, knit polos, chore jackets and wool outerwear. The look is quiet and detail-driven: clean lines, relaxed proportions and seasonal colour palettes drawn from Japanese landscapes. Distribution runs through independent stockists in Japan, the UK, Australia, Canada and the US.