6 Japanese Brands EVERY Grown Man Should Know for Timeless Style |THELIST
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Looking to refine your style as you mature? In this video, we break down six incredible Japanese brands that are perfect for men who want to elevate their wardrobe without abandoning the styles they loved when they were younger. From timeless cuts to innovative designs, these labels offer everything you need to upgrade your look with sophistication and edge. Whether you’re into casual wear or classic menswear, these brands are tailored to the grown man who knows fashion evolves, but never fades. Tune in to discover your new favorite brands!
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Finally, a video for older folk. Thank you Sir. 👴🏾
I'm a 65-year-old with Japanese ancestry who moved into collecting Yohji from my habitual Italian menswear typified by Canali and Corneliani so this video is PERFECT for me. Thank you so much sir!
Clothing in England and the west is based on being, "Age Appropriate" which is suffocating in its conformity , allows almost no say and strong on hierarchy.
Good stuff! That’s what I appreciate about the older gents Japanese aesthetic…structured, interesting, yet playful but timeless. Hit my 50s recently, and these gents are both inspirational and modern.
Amazing content and definitely in line with what I've been looking for. Much love!
Ask and you receive.
Thank you Reggie
good video had to drop a like real quick. I'm 27 still a grown man but not 30+ lmao. Definitely will be looking at these brands and would love to see you post videos about the pieces you buy, as well as try them on from these brands, including other Japanese brands.
Nice energetic intro. Loved it. If I could like it twice. I would.
Great content. You should do more of this.
The only thing worse than the "essential items every older man should have" videos are the "no man should ever wear" videos. Wear what makes you happy and you feel comfortable in I reckon. Great video btw (new subscriber), really like the Flathead and Beam Plus ranges, keen to see more of those. First time visitor to Japan in November and it'd be great to know where the best places are to buy all these labels. Cheers!
Personally, I’d love to see some show cases. Especially because they’re investment pieces. Also I’d be interested in your thoughts on Japanese fashion magazines. They’ve been a point of inspiration for me recently and they’re slowly getting more popular out west
Same as the previous videos, proovide variable information. Thanks. However, appreciate if you can also list the brands under the description for easy reference. Thanks again
As a gen-Xer I appreciate the information.
Good stuff thanks man🎉
Fantastic video, thank you. Though I'm 6'2" with broad shoulders so not much will probably fit me. I've been experimenting with inspiration from your videos and designing and sewing my own clothes from there. I've also got a tailor who will work with me to try to get closer to this sort of style. I'm so frustrated with the set of clothing options for larger guys and Japanese inspired style works well with a larger frame (I carry a bit of muscle and getting trousers to fit is a nightmare). I even was trying on shirts the other day and none of them would fit in the forearms so any help that you have for bigger folks would be appreciated. Thank you for all your videos, they've at least given me a direction of things that can be both stylish and comfortable.
Love this. Any suggestions on where to go in NYC to pick up any of these brands? There are the brands not available outside Japan at all, and those whose websites are readily available - I’m looking for the sweet spot in between, where a store like Alumni of NYC would carry some of these brands. Other suggestions?
Flathead stuff is super dope but at designer prices for us in the US. I'd buy a ton of it at half the price.
If you see American men wearing clothes designed for younger dudes you can safely assume they are either creeps or going through a mid-life crisis.
BUT this was a great list of brands that add edge without feeling like teenage wear.
Any brand worth buying is worth buying second hand, and japan has a healthy second hand market you can buy a bunch of this stuff.
As a "grown ass man" with "grown ass responsibility" who has loved fashion for as long as I can remember, everyone should wear what they want regardless of trends or societal norms. Wolves don't care about the opinions of sheep, and the fastest way to live an average life with average results is to be overly concerned with what anybody thinks. Want to change the world? Make a ton of money? Attract people? Do you and stand out for whatever reasons you want. People who follow things like "norms" and "best practices" and are compliant and live to appease others -- or worse, for the approval of people who don't matter. Do you!
Lol what an alpha 🐺! You tell them what a true skibidi sigma thinks of these sheeps! RAWR
Thanks. Maybe need to give Junya a closer look. :) My preference is quite "boring" though as I'm not into bright colours and patterns which most of these brands show. I play with silhouettes instead.
Check out N. Hoolywood, Nano Universe, Journal Standard, and Urban Research
If you need clothes to stay out, you will never stand out.
no mention of Needles?
Part of Nepenthes as is Engineered Garments so it’s altogether part of the same family.
@@THECASUALcothat’s true 👌🏾
Its not the bbrand, its the type if clothes and fabric. This you can get anywhere fir cheap
We talk about this a lot on the channel. But we also like to inform people of choices that give you design elements that often you can't get with cheap labels. While design is an overall subjective element it helps us choose an aesthetic that is more in line with our values.