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Suits — fashion brands
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346 is a sub-line of Brooks Brothers, and its name derives from 346 Madison Avenue, the location of the flagship store. Brooks Brothers is a long-established American company founded in New York in 1818 by Henry Sands Brooks. 346 has historically been used for a mid-range line aimed at factory stores, offering shirts, suits, jackets, outerwear, and other items at accessible price points. No founding year for 346 itself has been made public, and the label is found mainly on vintage items and in factory stores.
Join the dots. The road goes on.
Extremely cool, extremely light, extremely stretchy
Heatstroke prevention on rainy days! Circulate air and release stuffiness
The designs focus on the beauty that emerges when opposites are brought together, as in “strength within beauty.” They combine soft curves with poised strength, and are based on the idea that intelligent, refined sensuality makes women look beautiful.
For those who travel often.
Supporting women at work
AOYAMA STYLE is a Japanese private label developed by Aoyama Trading (Aoyama The Suit). It plans and sells men's suit accessories, primarily socks, underwear, ties, and handkerchiefs, offering affordably priced products with features such as antibacterial and deodorizing properties through stores nationwide and its official online store. Its products are widely distributed as a range that complements everyday business wear. Its parent company, Aoyama Trading, was founded in 1964 by Goro Aoyama.
Not Soft, More Fun.
Premium innerwear for adult women who appreciate quality
Elegant, yet light on your feet.
Take your first step with ACT Line at hand.
Just right for work and play
AddRouge is a Japanese e-commerce store offering women's suits and formalwear for a wide range of occasions, from commuting to weddings and funerals. It is operated by AddRouge Co., Ltd., based in Chiyoda City, Tokyo, which was established in February 2002. Its categories include commuter suits, suits for mothers, black formalwear (mourning and formal attire), office wear and uniforms, and formal dresses.
Move Smarter™
Alberta Ferretti Tech is a sportswear-focused sub-line by Italian designer Alberta Ferretti. Introduced in 1999 as a sports/casual collection, it offered items such as jackets, tracksuits, and sweatshirts, primarily for women. The parent brand, Alberta Ferretti, was founded in 1974 and operates multiple lines under the Aeffe Group.
one goal one vision
Making Travel Accessible Since 1933
More evolution for suits.
Galleria, the arcade emblematic of Milan, is lined with numerous well-known brands. In one corner is the imaginary bag shop Arcapel. This bag brand proposes styles for both work and leisure with a taste that evokes Italy.
A feminine elegance brand themed around “a woman who is beautiful and possesses both grace and intelligence,” like its symbolic color, violet, and adding color to everyday commuting styles.
Elevation Personified
From the joy of choosing to the pleasure of looking even more beautiful
I want life to seep through my clothing. I want my designs to tell stories, the same ones that I was told, but through a different channel.
Classics for the times
As time passes, BELLIEF draws on classicism, with its nostalgic memories and distinctive value, adding a subtle wit of its own to bring a little enjoyment and energy to the everyday lives of those accustomed to its lifestyle sensibility. It makes the somewhat rigid, formal feel of classic suits more relaxed and approachable, while adding practicality so they can fit comfortably into anyone’s life and blend naturally into it, along with small elements of wit.
Become Your Own Story
Love who you are on days off without a suit.
A pure and clean aesthetic
We believe it’s important to look for realistic long-term solutions that focus on creating safe and ethical working conditions for people in every chain of production while mitigating the negative impact on the environment.
Model suits worn by idols, from Japan to the world!
BURBERRY BLACK LABEL was a menswear line launched in 1998 by Sanyo Shokai for the Japanese market under a licensing agreement with British Burberry. It offered clothing such as suits and coats, as well as bags and accessories, primarily through department stores. Following the end of the licensing agreement in June 2015, its development as “BURBERRY BLACK LABEL” ended with the Spring/Summer 2015 season, and it transitioned to the successor brand “BLACK LABEL CRESTBRIDGE.”
The Badge Of An Original
Looking good isn't important, it's everything
Bill Blass USA was a derivative line of Bill Blass developed in New York by American designer Bill Blass (William Ralph Blass). Introduced in 1995 as a bridge line, it targeted the market between couture and ready-to-wear, offering women’s jackets, skirts, coats, pants, blouses, sweaters, belts, shoes, bags, and other items. It was sold as a secondary collection for Bill Blass’s younger customers, but was discontinued in the late 1990s and replaced by a successor suit collection.
Life's Better in Boardshorts
THE WARMEST WETSUIT WE MAKE
Boggi Milano is an Italian brand present on the market with more than 200 stores in 50 countries. Today, our brand is looking towards ambitious goals at the pace of innovation, sustainability and quality thanks to the revolutionary concept of using technical high-performance raw materials.
Dressed-down Tailoring
Makers and Merchants in One
C+ is a new era of clothing designed to nurture your skin.
A PARISIAN FASHION HOUSE WITH ITALIAN ROOTS
Pursuing a simple, refined wardrobe that does not restrict women’s movement.
THIS IS TYRWHITT
More freely, in your own way
More freely, more like me.
COMME des GARÇONS HOMME DEUX is a Japanese brand line launched in 1987 as one of the menswear lines of COMME des GARÇONS, led by Rei Kawakubo. Centered on tailored pieces such as suits, jackets, shirts, and trousers, it continues to present collections that reconfigure the conventions of businesswear through Japanese methods and interpretations.
COMME des GARÇONS HOMME PLUS is a Japanese brand launched in 1984 as COMME des GARÇONS’ menswear collection line. The designer is Rei Kawakubo. It continues to present collections in Paris, offering menswear such as jackets, coats, and trousers, with an approach centered on reconstructing elements of tailoring and suits.
ELEGANT & FUNCTIONAL