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Read MoreKamakura Classics // Engineered Garments
A Limited Collection Fusing Two Brands Embodying American Classic Style
KAMAKURA CLASSICS (KC), which creates authentic American classics using Japan’s superior craftsmanship, and ENGINEERED GARMENTS NEW YORK (EG), renowned for refining American classics through its unique design filter, have partnered for their first-ever collaboration.
This limited collection, representing the synthesis of both brands, will be available starting Thursday, September 10, 2026.
Read More[DEEP DIVE] Engineered Garments Officer Pant
Welcome back to "DEEP DIVE," where we explore the inspiration behind some of our favorite pieces from Engineered Garments. In this edition we spotlight the "Officer Pant," a wide-legged trouser drawn from the khaki working uniform worn by United States Navy officers during the Second World War.
Read MoreAurora Marine Field For Nepenthes Los Angeles
Nepenthes Los Angeles presents a new special edition of Aurora Shoe Co.’s Middle English, made in Horween Marine Field Roughout.
Developed by Chicago’s Horween Leather during the 1940s for military field footwear, Marine Field is a roughout leather made to be worn with the suede side facing outward. The rough exterior was suited to hard use, while the smooth reverse provided a comfortable surface against the foot in an unlined shoe.
Read MoreFaribault Mills // Engineered Garments - Throw Blankets
Created as part of the ENGINEERED GARMENTS FW26 collection, this special project with Faribault Mill extends the season's hunting theme beyond clothing and into the world of traditional American blankets
Read More[DEEP DIVE] Engineered Garments Aviator Jacket
DEEP DIVE, where we look into the inspiration behind some of our favorite Engineered Garments pieces. In this installment we are featuring the "Aviator Jacket," the Engineered Garments version of the modern flight jacket.
Read More[Retailer Spotlight] Today Clothing - Ann Harbor, Michigan
"We are honored to have worked with Engineered Garments for the past 10 years. Much respect to Daiki and the crew for their dedication and support." - Eric Hardin
Read MoreFall Winter 2026 Engineered Garments Collection
Fall Winter 2026 Engineered Garments collection launches Friday, July 17, 2026 at all Nepenthes retail and online shops.
Read MoreConverse X Engineered Garments - Weapon Low
Converse and Engineered Garments Bring the Weapon Back into Focus
Engineered Garments puts its signature lens on one of basketball’s most storied silhouettes
Read More[Retailer Spotlight] The Foxhole - Ottawa, Canada
The Foxhole was established in 2017 by brothers Milan and Lucca as a distinctive concept that brings together a menswear boutique and barbershop—creating a cohesive space where clients can discover premium, hard-to-find garments, access expert grooming services, and engage in a considered style experience.
Read MoreInterview with Kenta Miyamoto & Kunimasa Odagi
This spring, the newly reimagined ENGINEERED GARMENTS TOKYO opened its doors in Jingumae. While the building—unified in shades of gray—stands out with a striking presence, it has also quietly drawn attention as the very place where Nepenthes was founded in 1988.
In this renewed space, we spoke with Engineered Garments Director Kenta Miyamoto and Designer Kunimasa Odagi, both visiting from New York. They share their thoughts on the new store and the ideas behind the latest collection.
Read MoreSaucony X Engineered Garments - Shadow Velcro
Saucony & Engineered Garments - Shadow Velcro releasing Friday 4/10.
"I think it all started with a simple fact: when I was a child, I remember being fascinated by a new kind of sneaker I saw at the time that used Velcro instead of laces. Since then, I’ve owned and worn several sneakers that used two-strap or three-strap Velcro closures.
Karhu // Engineered Garments - Mestari Slip On
KARHU and Engineered Garments reunite for their third collaboration. Drawing from KARHU’s rich archive, Engineered Garments founder, Daiki Suzuki, seamlessly merges the iconic Mestari 76 running shoe with KARHU’s cross-country skiing shoe, the Sprint, in an eye-catching and asymmetric design. This collection features a more muted, earth-toned aesthetic that honours both brands’ storied history of craftsmanship.
Read MoreSuicoke // Engineered Garments Collaboration - Straped Wingtip Shoes
Suicoke & Engineered Garments Strapped Wingtip shoes. Collaboration products - Releasing at Nepenthes stores and online Friday 3/27
Read More[Retailer Spotlight] AB Fits - San Francisco, CA
San Francisco native Howard Gee planted a stake in the city’s denim scene over three decades ago when he opened AB Fits.
Read MoreEngineered Garments Fall Winter 2020 Seasonal Film
[Archive Video]
As Engineered Garments makes archival material available, we have created and launched a YouTube channel hosting all video content of projects and important moments through the years.
OTW by Vans x Engineered Garments
OTW by Vans commitment to timeless, functional design and cultural authenticity aligns seamlessly with Engineered Garments philosophy of creating pieces that evolve through personal experience, embracing asymmetry and craftsmanship with purpose.
Read MoreThe Howlin’ Needle and the Damage Done
We are thrilled to announce a special collaboration between Howlin’ and Engineered Garments. Titled The Howlin’ Needle and the Damage Done, this collection marks our first collaboration with Daiki Suzuki and his team, renowned for their distinctive approach to American workwear and military-inspired clothing, reimagined through a contemporary and functional lens.
Read MoreEngineered Garments Aoyama Store Relocation Announcement
Thank you very much for your continued support of ENGINEERED GARMENTS TOKYO.
We are pleased to announce that ENGINEERED GARMENTS TOKYO will be relocating from Aoyama to Jingumae and reopening as a newly renovated store.
Tarvas x Engineered Garments: Wanderer - FW25
Tarvas: "Daiki-san, we would like to start by going back to 2018, when we sent you an email out of the blue and introduced our then 6 months old Tarvas brand. At that time Tarvas was almost unknown, producing from Helsinki, Finland, it still feels fantastic that we connected creatively and from different sides of the globe. Do you recall your firstreaction to Tarvas that made you think: "I want to work with these makers"?"
Daiki: The biggest factor was probably Takuya, the store manager, convincing me. I didn’t know about Tarvas or its background at the time.