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The Future. While tailored suits may be disappearing from the modern office, white-collar workers still want their more casual clothes to have a made-to-measure feel… and luxury menswear brands are now making it a part of their business. As more companies require employees to return to the office, expect the next batch of upstart luxury brands to cater specifically to designing tailored casual wear.
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Even when not in a herringbone-patterned suit, employees still want to flex their luxury taste.
- Thom Sweeney, the British menswear brand known for their Savile Row-approved suits, is stitching bespoke pants and bomber jackets.
- J. Mueser, of New York-based designer Jake Mueser, is tailoring more chore coats and overshirts.
- Zegna, a staple on Rodeo Drive, launched a ZEGNA X — a “3D digital configurator,” where customers can design over 2,300 products, including T-shirts and sneakers.
Thom Whiddett of Thom Sweeney says, “While we’re seeing there are less suits being sold globally, we see people are prepared to invest in something a bit more special — there are guys here who care about how they dress, and it doesn’t have to be a suit.”
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