More looks for ts(s) Fall/Winter 2010. Context will be carrying this line for the upcoming season.
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Denimaniac has the first images of ts(s) FW2010 from Takuji Suzuki. Some of the footwear looks interesting – are they the boots that were reported to be made in collaboration with Takahiro Miyashita?
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In this picture: ts(s) jacket, Engineered Garments cardigan, and Woolrich Woolen Mills trousers.
Bruce Pask has some interesting scoops from Pitti on what to expect from Engineered Garments and ts(s) this next year. From the NYTimes Style Magazine:
“Engineered Garments, always a favorite, continued the performance-driven kick with techy tweeds inspired by cycling, with jacket flaps buttoning under pockets, attached hoods and trousers with windbreaking knit cuffs. Short [...]
The Bureau is starting to put up its shipment from ts(s), the first piece being the olive peak lapel sportcoat that’s featured here. The windowpane pattern looks excellent, but I can’t help but notice what looks to be like working buttons on the cuffs (making alterations a pain) and the shorter than expected measurements [...]
More SS2010 looks for ts(s) by Takuji Suzuki. See Part 1 here.
Also, good news: The Bureau is going to be carrying ts(s) and is expecting their first shipment before Christmas!
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I just came across a short feature about ts(s) on clstr.net with some good views of the clothing. The short riding jacket and vests are probably my more favorite pieces from the collection so far.
The guy wearing the blue brick sole wingtips in Tres Bien’s flickr stream was probably Takuji Suzuki as well. No word [...]
Not too many images yet: http://www.notsohardwork.com/
Here are some of the looks shown on the website:
There was a short feature on ts(s) in a recent edition of Monocle where Takuji Suzuki (brother of Daiki Suzuki of Engineered Garments) explained that he wanted to offer a more playful version of preppy Americana. It’s a shame Monocle’s editors did not want to do a larger feature and interview with him instead [...]