Daiki Suzuki

In the inaugural debut of a new series outlining the creative workings of some of the fashion industries most respected designers, GQ starts things off with Engineered Garments/Woolrich Woolen Mills’ Daiki Suzuki. The feature runs down his day to day tasks from start to finish, kicking things off with that first cup of coffee in [...]  

Daiku Suzuki is not only an amazing man, he is also an amazing designer. In 1989 he came to the U.S. as a buyer who brought hunting gear and American work wear to Japan. Near the millennium he started the iconic clothing line Engineered Garments. The brand is heralded worldwide by casuals and those who [...]  

Woolrich Woolen Mills’ 2010 spring/summer collection enjoys a preview here. The work of Daiki Suzuki long preceded any recent renaissance in heritage wear on a grand scale as we see him churn out a clean and timeless collection under WWM. Aptly chosen fabrics coincide with perfectly tailored tops and outerwear and should prove to be [...]  

Here is a look at the Spring/Summer 2010 collection from Woolrich Woolen Mills.  Once again Daiki Suzuki digs deep into the classic US outdoor label’s archives, however this time presents his smart yet sporty take on the classic preppy Americana look, rather than the hunting feel more recently seen from the brand. Source: Contemporary Standard  

Having worked with funcional outdoor brand North Face  on their more fashion focused Purple Label, Japan’s Nanamica have now collaborated with Woolrich on these Active and Gore-Tex Mountain Parkas.  Taking the classic American workwear brand’s (not to be confused with Daiki Suzuki’s Woolen Mills) staple design and giving them a slimmer cut with interesting fabrics [...]