A 100Hands shirt takes approximately 35 hours to produce, including 45 minutes for each buttonhole. Each garment passes through 100 hands, with more handsewn details than any shirtmaker we've carried before.

Established in 1749, Abbeyhorn has been making handcrafted horn products in England for more than 260 years. Made from real staghorn, each piece is constructed with strength and durability, leading to a product sure to last a lifetime.

Founded in 1820, Albert Thurston has been making braces and armbands for Kings, Presidents and Royalty. Albert Thurston braces are all handmade to traditional specifications, making for a classic addition to one's wardrobe.

The Alden Shoe Company has manufactured quality shoes for men since 1884. With over 135 years of unwavering dedication to the highest standards of shoe-making, we proudly offer our collection of American handcrafted footwear.

Exceptional eyewear since 1963. Handcrafted in the Netherlands, Alexanian creates unique eyewear inspired my haute horology.

Salvatore Ambrosi stays true to his heritage of impeccable taste with practical elements. Notable traits of Ambrosi Napoli are the buttoned cuff, allowing the trouser hem to be cleaned, along with an extended waistband.

Pierre Fournier opened Anatomica in Paris, France to revive traditional European fashion that had been lost from the men's fashion scene. He developed an "anatomical" collection that was concerned with history, tradition, and his own fit.

Started in Parma, Italy in 1966, Anderson's is synonymous for high-end Italian leather belts and accessories. Still family run, their products are manufactured entirely in their workshop by 50 trained artisans.

Andrea's 1947 has been manufacturing textiles the old fashioned way for over five decades. Made by hand on vintage shuttle looms the fineness of the cashmere is unmatched by most of what you see today.

Named for Loch an Ordain, a remote lochan in the Scottish Highlands, Anordain's small team creates mechanical watches with enamel dials in Glasgow, Scotland.

Ascot Chang is one of Hong Kong's most famous shirtmakers. The Armoury by Ascot Chang products are some of our bestsellers, always made with international classic style and quality in mind since 1953.

Bringing his bespoke shoemaking experience to his RTW line, Allan Baudoin and his team make each slipper in their workshop in London. Specializing in unlined slippers, each shoe has a handcrafted insole with a cushioned inset.

Bowhill & Elliott is the go-to brand for craft shoes and handmade slippers, often with a crest or monogram embroidered on the design.

What started as a shoe shine business, quickly became one of the best known suppliers of shoe shining cloths and materials in Japan. Yuya Hasegawa has taken this product and expanded the reach to the rest of the world.

CQP was born from a passion for great design and a desire to create outstanding products of the highest quality. CQP sneakers are designed entirely in-house from the ground up and crafted without compromise.

Noriyuki Ueki combines traditional classic Neapolitan tailoring with Japanese style. The Ciccio styling strikes a wonderful balance of East-meets-West, in a happy medium that is just as wearable to work as on an International flight.

Since 1987, Codis Maya has been creating beautiful handcrafted men's accessories using the finest materials and classic designs.

Taking its inspiration from well-known and legendary artists and personalities, Cohérence’s interpretation of classic outerwear is elevated through the use of in-house designed fabrics, thoughtful details, and a focus on fit.

Nishimori-san of Crevaleathco represents the finest in handcrafted leather goods. Each piece is fully hand made, one piece at a time by one individual artisan.

D.S. & Durga are a husband and wife duo that make small batch perfumes and colognes in Brooklyn. Specializing in scents that hearken back to the old days of America, everything is made in-house.

Utilizing the finest cloths from specialty mills across Italy and the UK, Drake’s ties are made by hand at their Haberdasher Street Factory in London. Drake’s ties have a relaxed, enduring elegance to them.

A fourth-generation family business, Draper have been manufacturing in their Glastonbury factory for over 85 years making them the oldest sheepskin footwear manufacturer in the United Kingdom.

Founded in 1770 in the Scottish highlands. Known for their expert use of color and texture, Drumohr's knits build on their heritage and ancient knitting technique with italian design and attention to detail.

The tiny Cappelli workshop is nestled among the bustling alleys of Naples. Founded and run by Patrizio Cappelli, E. & G. Cappelli is named after his sons Ettore and Gaetano. Patrizio has a passion for English fabrics, which is clearly visible in the unique and exclusive cloths in his archive.

Founded in 1946, Fabbrica Pelletterie Milano is defined by top-level craftsmanship and a modern vision. Their luxurious cases are made by designers and artisans.

Fox Brothers have produced woollen and worsted fabric in Wellington, Somerset for nearly two hundred and fifty years. Officially credited as the original creator of wool flannel.

Fox Umbrellas has been keeping the nation dry since 1868. The British legacy brand has been painstakingly handcrafting the finest luxury umbrellas for hundreds of years.

Frank Clegg handcrafted leather goods are made in America since 1970. For more than 40 years, Frank, his sons, and a small team of skilled artisans have crafted each accessory, bag and wallet in their Massachusetts workshop.

Mr William Green founded Grenson in 1866 in Northamptonshire, UK, making high-quality men’s shoes; he was the first producer in the world to use the Goodyear welting construction method, which is now a hallmark of all well-made British shoes.

Born in Schaffhausen into a family of watchmakers, Heinrich Moser founded H. Moser & Cie. in 1828. The brand remains one of the few independent, family-owned and run watch companies in existence.

Heimat stands for traditional silhouette interpreted for modern day living. Their contemporary products incorporate a German tradition for high quality. Heimat knitwear finds inspiration from classic U.S. Navy sweaters.

Hermann Staib was founded in 1922 with a focus on producing tools and processing wires to make chains and mesh material. Manufactured in Germany, the Staib stainless steel bracelet is one of the best mesh bracelets out there.

Founded in 1936, family-run Hestra is renowned for hand cutting gloves using the finest materials available. Based in Sweden, all of the label’s table cut gloves are made using traditional techniques hailing from the 17th century.

Hidetaka Fukaya's workshop creates small leather goods and accessories which showcase his unique personality, blending old world craftsmanship with bright colors and interesting shapes and raw materials.

Jean Rousseau was founded in 1954 in Besançon. Jean Rousseau has continued the tradition of excellence from crafting fine leather watch straps to cardholders, wallets, and leather accessories in a number of luxury exotic skins.

Koji trained in Florence, Italy under Roberto Ugolini. His style emphasizes balance and proportion, sticking to the classic styles, while focusing on attention to detail with a very high quality make.

The Liverano & Liverano style remains true to Florentine style and represents the highest level bespoke tailoring. Each of the pieces is made entirely by hand, taking about 70 hours to produce.

As researchers, curators and storytellers, L’Arte Nascosta lowers the cultural barrier between Italy’s best master artisans and patrons from around the world to make the artisanal process accessible from thousands of miles away.

Drawing from his years of experience honed through commissions for iconic brands around the world, Mr. Slowboy creates delightful illustrations that inspire with their sense of individuality and effortlessness.

Musella Dembech is a small bespoke operation based in Milan comprised of a father, son and mother team specializing in a northern Italian style which features a unique silhouette.

Nakata Hanger is the only maker specializing in wooden hangers in Japan that has continued to meet the extremely high demands of apparel companies in the constantly changing and growing fashion culture since the company's foundation in 1946.

Founded in 2018 with the goal of creating outstanding watches in Japan, blending vintage wrist watch and pocket watch aesthetics with modern production technology and hand engraved dial details.

Establishing the brand in Okayama, Japan, Yutaka Fujihara has always had an affinity for workwear and denim. The pieces produced by New Manual are faithful to a vintage aesthetic, with the wash and wear painstakingly done by hand by the New Manual team.

Nigel Cabourn has worked in the industry for over forty years producing collections which are not influenced by ‘fashion’ trends but driven by inspirational stories of real people in history and vintage military, outdoor and work wear pieces.

Founded in 1990 in the cradle of German watchmaking, Glashütte, and designed at an in-house studio in Berlin, NOMOS has attracted the attention of those in search of superlative quality and value.

Orazio Luciano, former head cutter at Kiton, brings a great selection of vintage fabrics to his trunk shows for making up suits, sport coats, trousers, and outerwear.

Inspired by the Latin word "Orbium", meaning circulation, rotation and orbit, Japanese designer Kentaro Nakagomi, founder of Coherénce, created Orbium to mix his love of the past with modern technical garments and fabrics. Orbium products are designed in Japan and manufactured in Italy.

Craftsman Naoyuki Komatsu creates Ortus bags from start to finish with the idea that the bags ‘grow more beautiful with age as customers breathe life into them. Having studied under Yukihiro-san of Fugee leathers.

Paolo Penko Firenze has been one of the best-kept secrets of Florence for over three decades. Penko produces beautifully crafted lapel chains with a quirky twist.

Paulin is a Scottish brand, specializing in quality watches, homeware and accessories.

Porter Yoshida & Co. is an old Japanese bag-making company whose products blend functionality with Japanese quirkiness. We've partnered with Porter to design a collaborative bag with travel in mind.

Since 1954, Ring Jacket has built a reputation for creating quality garments blending Japanese, British and American sensibilities with a southern Italian flair. The Armoury by Ring Jacket features our exclusive models, created just for us.

Originally founded in Jackson Hole Wyoming, RMFB have been making extremely high quality vests since the 1960s. Known for their iconic down stuffed vests constructed with a single piece leather yoke.

Rota was founded in 1962 by Ampelio Rota with the idea to push trousers to the forefront of menswear. Each pair of trousers is entirely made in the Rota workshop in Fidenza, Italy, with the Rota family still running operations.

Rumisu is the joint project of two sisters from Istanbul, Turkey who have a love for illustration, design, blending whimsical designs with beautiful silks and hand-rolled edges.

Saphir has existed for almost a century, and accordingly it represents unique longevity in the world of leather and shoe care. Saphir has been passed down from generation to generation providing a strong sense of identity and tradition.

A Parisian textile dynasty since 1787. Simonnot Godard stands for making the world's finest pocket squares and handkerchiefs, made of the finest hand-woven cotton fabrics are being produced for more than 200 years.

Japanese cotton and silk hosiery maker, Tabio was founded by Naomasa Ochi, who started making socks at the age of 15 and has spent his life pushing the limits of comfort and quality.

Yamamoto-san is a master tailor, known for his Ivy-style tendencies. With looks ranging from traditional Ivy style, continental style, to fully bespoke offerings where the styling is formed from a bond between wearer and tailor.

Our vision for The Armoury house label is to provide an entry point into The Armoury aesthetic that does not rely on bespoke yet meets our standards of quality and design.

Establishing the brand in Kobe, Hitoshi Tsujimoto has always had an affinity for workwear and military garments. Thus, many of the The Real McCoy’s garments are faithful to a vintage aesthetic.

Tie Your Tie creates ties in their Florentine workshop that are unlike anything you've ever seen. Cut, sewn, and stitched entirely by hand, often in vintage or small-run fabrics, Tie Your Tie ties are truly artisanal.

Founded by a pair of industrial designers in 2015, UNIMATIC is a young, Milan-based maker of minimalist sport watches.

Redefining classic Americana style through both their European and Japanese lenses, Anatomica meticulously adapt styles, production & function to create clothing designed for regular wear with optimised fit.

Founded in 1995 as the final members of the Osaka 5. Created by former Evisu and Full Count employees, twin brothers Kenji and Kenichi Shiotani, Warehouse is known for their meticulous detail and considered construction.

Wellema Hats are known around the world for their integrity, durability, and detailed craftsmanship. Each hat is handmade at in north Los Angeles, in the neighborhood of Altadena, CA.

Originally founded in Chicago Illinois, Yankshire began making extremely high quality workwear in the late 1800s. Known for their 'Big Yank' Denim and Outwear, blending the best of Japanese manufacturing with American heritage.

Fukuda-san was trained in England and built his skills under the tutelage of great English shoemakers: John Lobb, Gaziano & Girling and Cleverley. He is an exemplar of classic English shoemaking.