Ranked by what people here save and talk about. A few are featured at any one time; these are all of them.
Ametora — American workwear and Ivy staples remade in Japan, usually to a higher standard than the originals.
16 productsItalian houses and workshops, from tailoring to leather.
16 productsLong-running British makers — Northampton shoes, mills, outerwear.
14 productsThe Parisian version of a plain wardrobe.
15 productsAmekaji at the source: denim, chore coats and boots built for labour.
124 productsLeather goods and footwear from Italian makers.
5 productsBoots built on leather — resolable, and better a year in.
9 productsUnwashed jeans from makers who treat denim as a material worth aging.
5 productsT-shirts with enough cotton in them to hold a shape.
18 productsSmall workshops rather than production lines.
98 productsMinimal design, no logos, nothing to date it.
149 productsWhat people here actually run in.
Not enough saved yetCoats and jackets women here save and keep saving.
4 productsJeans that survived the fit problem.
5 productsThe ones worth the hanger space.
Not enough saved yetBuilt to resole rather than replace.
6 productsJumpers that hold their shape past one winter.
12 productsBlazers and suiting, for the handful of times it matters.
Not enough saved yetCarried daily, judged accordingly.
11 productsBags and small leather things that improve with handling.
34 productsWorn every day or kept for good.
Not enough saved yetThe objects people live with rather than wear.
22 productsBelts, wallets, caps — the bits that finish an outfit.
45 productsThe jumpers people reach for when it turns.
19 productsJackets and coats worth the outlay.
38 productsCoats, heavy knits and everything else for the worst of it.
25 productsLinen and open weaves for when nothing else is bearable.
16 productsSandals and slides, briefly relevant.
18 productsShirts and light knits for the in-between months.
57 products