Engineered Garments
| Flipper |
 Posted: Mon, 03/09/2007 - 11:56pm
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Anyone own anything or know much about this brand ? Saw some of their stuff on oipolloi earlier and thought the jackets looked really nice but a bit pricey. |
| mr.white |
Posted: Tue, 04/09/2007 - 12:08am
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they have an official site www.engineeredgarments.com |
| Fuuma |
Posted: Wed, 17/10/2007 - 6:20pm
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Very good choice for a mid-tier priced traditional workwear brand with top-tier construction. The designer (Daiki Suzuki) and backing (Nepenthes) is Japanese but the company is based in NYC (where they manufacture their goods). I own several garments and the construction is excellent. Fit is somewhat boxy and materials used often intentionally rough; EG is more about wool than silk. I recommend their flannel shirts, belts and outerwear the most. |
| Ruben |
Posted: Wed, 17/10/2007 - 6:22pm
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I dun know what we did without you man |
| Noble Locks |
Posted: Thu, 18/10/2007 - 12:07pm
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Very good choice for a mid-tier priced traditional workwear brand with top-tier construction. The designer (Daiki Suzuki) and backing (Nepenthes) is Japanese but the company is based in NYC (where they manufacture their goods). I own several garments and the construction is excellent. Fit is somewhat boxy and materials used often intentionally rough; EG is more about wool than silk. I recommend their flannel shirts, belts and outerwear the most. has rirawin changed username? |
| Fuuma |
Posted: Thu, 18/10/2007 - 3:45pm
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Very good choice for a mid-tier priced traditional workwear brand with top-tier construction. The designer (Daiki Suzuki) and backing (Nepenthes) is Japanese but the company is based in NYC (where they manufacture their goods). I own several garments and the construction is excellent. Fit is somewhat boxy and materials used often intentionally rough; EG is more about wool than silk. I recommend their flannel shirts, belts and outerwear the most. has rirawin changed username? I did, now can you ban that bastard who'se still using my old one, err mate? |
| nick |
Posted: Thu, 18/10/2007 - 4:46pm
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they have an official site www.engineeredgarments.com I know it's stupid, but the models put me off the clothes. |
| Luc_as |
Posted: Sat, 27/06/2009 - 6:14pm
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Don't know if it's been posted somewhere else but here is a F/W 09 preview. http://www.flickr.com/photos/38359928@N08/sets/72157619608211484/ Some really nice stuff in there. Especially some of the outerwear. |
| candidate |
Posted: Sat, 27/06/2009 - 6:23pm
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pm kingmob and stanleyboy |
| Dee |
Posted: Sat, 27/06/2009 - 6:56pm
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Yep - I'm a fan, quality is superb, fitting is quite boxy on some of the shirts, typical relaxed workwear styling. Spent a small fortune on the S/S09 range, so yes quite pricey. Highly recommend the shorts and the popover shirts, Jackets are spot on too. Work shirts are very roomy across the chest/body, had to tailor mine in and shorten the tail. Sizing is pretty much regular to your normal sizing however each piece can differ slightly. Not many UK retailers: Online .....Belfast Bureau (highly recommended), Oi polloi, HIP Leeds, Garbstore, Start-London. also worth checking out their other label Nepenthes as well as Needles & SouthWest8 here: A good US source is http://www.odinnewyork.com but you will need to use a suitable proxy, *see the definitive list thread. and there are plenty Japanese etc....... http://m-a-p-s.jp - have a good range and suitably modeled. also a good display of their range here: http://www.northrim.cc/style/index.php http://www.eggplantjp.com/index.html and one of my fave's: You will also find a good deal of info on Styleforum. |
| Kingmob07 |
Posted: Sat, 27/06/2009 - 7:30pm
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Prefer what I've seen from Woolrich to be honest. Jacket's quite similar anyway. |
| inverse square |
Posted: Sat, 27/06/2009 - 10:16pm
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they have an official site www.engineeredgarments.com I know it's stupid, but the models put me off the clothes. PM OKI-NI |
| agentbuca |
Posted: Sun, 28/06/2009 - 3:13am
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A good US source is http://www.odinnewyork.com but you will need to use a suitable proxy, *see the definitive list thread. Just email odin, their online shop doesn't handle it, but they ship to the UK, and the staff there are really helpful with extra pictures / measurements. |
| Dee |
Posted: Sun, 28/06/2009 - 8:29am
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A good US source is http://www.odinnewyork.com but you will need to use a suitable proxy, *see the definitive list thread. Just email odin, their online shop doesn't handle it, but they ship to the UK, and the staff there are really helpful with extra pictures / measurements. Must have changed their tune as a couple of months ago they refused to do international ordering over the telephone. |
| Kingmob07 |
Posted: Sun, 28/06/2009 - 11:55am
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Quite like that double breasted Bedford Jacket actually. |
| Luc_as |
Posted: Tue, 28/07/2009 - 12:06pm
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Any idea when f/w is going to drop over here? |
| nick2 |
Posted: Tue, 28/07/2009 - 12:14pm
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Any idea when f/w is going to drop over here? later in the year I would think, around Autumn. |
| Nigel Benn |
Posted: Wed, 29/07/2009 - 7:41pm
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DSM have some of the collection. |
| beam |
Posted: Sun, 02/08/2009 - 2:39pm
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if any one sees the engineered garments duluth pack doing the rounds from a few seasons ago, let me know. thanks. and the Bureau in Belfast stocks EG, with a sale on. |
| Crazy Joe Davola |
Posted: Sun, 02/08/2009 - 10:56pm
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a bit conflicted about this brand, just copped my second andover and love that jacket to death, i've found deconstructed well fitting jackets in this pricerange are extremely difficult to find, most other stuff they do leaves me completely cold, eighter cause of fit or because the details feel to gimmicky |
| Kingmob07 |
Posted: Mon, 03/08/2009 - 6:23pm
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Go through this thread for EG F/W 09 Stockists. Start on this page: http://www.styleforum.net/showthread.php?t=120948&page=8 Context has some stuff in already: http://www.contextclothing.com/item.php?id=1026 And so does Hejfina: http://www.hejfina.com/men/designers/Engineered-Garments/ |
