Daiki Suzuki

Ski caps,skullies,toques,beanies,whatever you call them: that season is in full effect.As such,for this week’s buyers guide we’ve brought together 15 of our favorites that you can you buy online today.We run a range of styles from watch caps to pom-poms and switch up knit gauge and materials too,showing off cashmere and merino blends alongside simple acrylics.Have a look,there’s some Great Beanies for everyone in extreme weather here. Moncler Reindeer Hat The label of choice for European...Read Full Story

Ski caps,skullies,toques,beanies,whatever you call them: that season is in full effect.As such,for this week’s buyers guide we’ve brought together 15 of our favorites that you can you buy online today.We run a range of styles from watch caps to pom-poms and switch up knit gauge and materials too,showing off cashmere and merino blends alongside simple acrylics.Have a look,there’s some Great Beanies for everyone in extreme weather here. Moncler Reindeer Hat The label of choice for European...Read Full Story

Posted by Corey Kamenoff | Filed under Clothing, News, Spring 2010, Summer 2010 Daiki Suzuki’s Spring/Summer 2011 collection for Woolrich Woolen Mills is also his last for the label. The inspiration for the Spring/Summer 2011 collection came from old outdoor labels who produced products decades ago. The collection features heavy cotton canvas rucksacks, woolen climbing knickers, poly-cotton poplin shirts, corduroy hats, absorbent neck towels, and more. Be sure to check retailers for this...Read Full Story

The Woolrich Woolen Mills Fall/Winter 2011 Collection will mark the beginning of a new era, with Mark McNairy debuting as designer of the iconic label. Mark McNairy presents a new direction for Woolrich Woolen Mills with inspirations from mid-20th century era Naval and Ivy League uniforms.  The new collection also draws upon icons of America including as JFK, the musical South Pacific, and the Marines. Outerwear, tailored suiting, casual pants, shirts and vests in new designs and silhouettes...Read Full Story

Woolrich Woolen Mills Four Hands Parka. With roots in the original Arctic Parka, inspired by the classic but remade by four different designers – hence the name four hands (2 of the hands being Mark McNairy and Daiki Suzuki from Engineered Garments). The starting point for the design are Woolrich Bros. big old archive. A typically subtle and considered rework by adding some luxurious details and features. Made in the US and Canada. The most obvious remake on this hooded parka is the leather...Read Full Story

S/S 2011 Daiki Suzuki for Woolrich Woolen Mills After a successful, award-winning partnership with Woolrich Woolen Mills, Spring/Summer 2011 will be designer Daiki Suzuki’s final season under the American heritage brand—and unsurprisingly, the aesthetic hones the best of mountaineering-meets-city chic. It’s a potpourri of gorgeously constructed pockets (patch and kangaroo) as well as interesting plackets and carefully crafted linings and layers. Scroll down for detailed images from the WWM...Read Full Story

This beautiful black and navy striped wool appears throughout the new Woolrich Woolen Mills collection on jackets and shirting, but when applied to a weekend pack, gets very Highsnob. Daiki Suzuki’s Fall/Winter 2010 Woolrich Woolen Mills line is a parade of blacks and blues. Influenced by both the stark colors from late 1970’s and early 80’s designer labels like Comme des Garcons – an aesthetic he grew up with and learned much from – as well as his passion for Americana and Woolrich hunting...Read Full Story

Posted by Corey Kamenoff | Filed under Clothing, News Feedbak is a budding student organization at Cornell University focused on apparel design. The brand helps provide a stimulating learning environment for undergraduate business and design students to collaborate together. Simulating the processes of a small apparel company, students design, produce, market, and sell a menswear line called Feedbak. The collection is sponsored by Pendleton Woolen Mills and is showcased annually at the...Read Full Story

WOOLRICH WOOLEN MILLSdesigned by Daiki SuzukiFashion Show Photos / Runway CollectionSpring / Summer 2011Milan Fashion Week - MenswearDaiki Suzuki's six look final collection for Woolrich Woolen Mills is a is a celebration of a bygone era in outdoor clothing when simplicity reined king. >> SHOP Woolrich current collection at Farfetched >> More on WoolrichRead Full Story

You should already be familiar with mastermind Daiki Suzuki from our 25 Japanese Creatives list, so you’ll be psyched to discover that today’s Buy It Now is this perfect chambray short-sleeve from his line, Engineered Garments. The Engineered Garments Popover Shirt is lightweight, 100% cotton, and features a three-button placket, cuffed sleeves, and side vents. Woven polos, watch your backs! Engineered Garments Popover Shirt CLICK here to BUY IT NOW at Odin New York, $139 • CLICK HERE TO SEE...Read Full Story