Painter Pant – Indigo Rinsed Denim
The meeting between Guido Biondi, Creative Director of Roy Roger’s Workwear, and Daiki Suzuki, Founder and Creative Director of Engineered Garments, has resulted in a capsule collection that merges Italian craftsmanship with functional Japanese aesthetics, celebrating the enduring heritage of workwear.
The collaboration brings together Roy Roger’s vintage vision and Engineered Garments’ innovative construction to create essential pieces defined by practicality and modern tailoring. Reinterpreting the aesthetic and functional codes of classic workwear, uniforms, and military garments, each design blends archival inspiration with everyday versatility—striking a refined balance between past and present.
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Painter Pant – Indigo Rinsed Denim
The meeting between Guido Biondi, Creative Director of Roy Roger’s Workwear, and Daiki Suzuki, Founder and Creative Director of Engineered Garments, has resulted in a capsule collection that merges Italian craftsmanship with functional Japanese aesthetics, celebrating the enduring heritage of workwear.
The collaboration brings together Roy Roger’s vintage vision and Engineered Garments’ innovative construction to create essential pieces defined by practicality and modern tailoring. Reinterpreting the aesthetic and functional codes of classic workwear, uniforms, and military garments, each design blends archival inspiration with everyday versatility—striking a refined balance between past and present.
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The meeting between Guido Biondi, Creative Director of Roy Roger’s Workwear, and Daiki Suzuki, Founder and Creative Director of Engineered Garments, has resulted in a capsule collection that merges Italian craftsmanship with functional Japanese aesthetics, celebrating the enduring heritage of workwear.
The collaboration brings together Roy Roger’s vintage vision and Engineered Garments’ innovative construction to create essential pieces defined by practicality and modern tailoring. Reinterpreting the aesthetic and functional codes of classic workwear, uniforms, and military garments, each design blends archival inspiration with everyday versatility—striking a refined balance between past and present.
