Bespoke Liverano & Liverano suit in woolen flannel with an Armoury made-to-measure shirt and wool three fold tie from Tie Your Tie.

The Armoury Model 3A wool covert cloth suit with a made-to-measure shirt in turquoise oxford fabric.

The Armoury Model 3 sport coat in sportex fabric from Dormeuil with bespoke trousers by Ambrosi Napoli and a Caruso silk/cashmere rollneck.

The Armoury Model 3 sport coat in a wool check from Fox Brothers with our Real McCoys chambray shirt and denim wool trousers by Ambrosi Napoli.

The Armoury Model 3A suit in Glenplaid wool from Loro Piana with a silk/cashmere rollneck by Caruso.

Made-to-measure overcoat by Ring Jacket.

Cashmere colombo overcoat by Ring Jacket.

Chevron Tweed Corb by Coherence with a cashmere scarf from Andrea's 1947.

Coherence Monocle in a superdense microfiber.

The Armoury Hong Kong team took to the newly revitalized Tai Kwun, the historic Central Police Station reopened as a public cultural center.

A Day in Tai Kwun

Featuring handpicked selections by our team, you’ll find the perfect gifts for every guy on your list—whether it’s your dad, brother, significant other, or friend. From knitwear and vests to accessories and watches, explore our collections to find something for everyone.

The Valley Vest joins our Dayware collection, best suited for casual settings but features first rate details such as the 100% wool pile and single-needle stitching.

Taking inspiration from old sportswear, this vest serves as a cool layer to wear during the fall and winter months.

The Valley Vest joins our Dayware collection, best suited for casual settings but features first rate details such as the 100% wool pile and single-needle stitching.Taking inspiration from old sportswear, this vest serves as a cool layer to wear during the fall and winter months.

Wool Pile Valley Vest - Taupe / Medium

Wool Pile Valley Vest

Taupe / Medium

Wool Pile Valley Vest - Navy / X-Large

Navy / X-Large

Founded by a pair of industrial designers in 2015, UNIMATIC is a young, Milan-based maker of minimalist sport watches.

The UNIMATIC U5S-TA2 ’10.15′ is a special edition celebrating 10 years of UNIMATIC and 15 years of The Armoury.

Ships January 2026. The dial’s track and hands are a mix of strong, contrasting colors and light, graphic shapes. The markings have a geometric simplicity, with a simple black track for the hours and a confident red double-track for the minutes. The hands are skeletonized and painted red to keep in harmony with the overall dial design.

Housed inside the 36mm stainless steel case of the U5S-TA2 is the automatic caliber Sellita SW200-1b, which operates at 28,800bph, has a power reserve of 41 hours, and includes a hacking feature.

The U5S-TA2 comes fitted with a quick-release red TPU strap and includes an additional black suede strap for added versatility. Each watch is presented in a co-branded UNIMATIC x The Armoury tough case, complete with a warranty card and unique ID seal. The caseback is engraved with anniversary markings and is numbered out of 120.

Founded by a pair of industrial designers in 2015, UNIMATIC is a young, Milan-based maker of minimalist sport watches.The UNIMATIC U5S-TA2 ’10.15′ is a special edition celebrating 10 years of UNIMATIC and 15 years of The Armoury.Ships January 2026. The dial’s track and hands are a mix of strong, contrasting colors and light, graphic shapes. The markings have a geometric simplicity, with a simple black track for the hours and a confident red double-track for the minutes. The hands are skeletonized and painted red to keep in harmony with the overall dial design.Housed inside the 36mm stainless steel case of the U5S-TA2 is the automatic caliber Sellita SW200-1b, which operates at 28,800bph, has a power reserve of 41 hours, and includes a hacking feature.The U5S-TA2 comes fitted with a quick-release red TPU strap and includes an additional black suede strap for added versatility. Each watch is presented in a co-branded UNIMATIC x The Armoury tough case, complete with a warranty card and unique ID seal. The caseback is engraved with anniversary markings and is numbered out of 120.

Modello Cinque U5S-TA2 ‘10.15’ Watch - Default Title

Modello Cinque U5S-TA2 ‘10.15’ Watch

Default Title

Part of our Dayware collection, the Campus Cardigan is a lightweight, versatile knit that layers neatly under a sport coat or stands smartly on its own.

Crafted from premium, breathable cotton for unbeatable comfort throughout the seasons. Produced in Japan, this knit features a four-ply, 12 gauge yarn, which is airy, crisp and crease-resistant.

Part of our Dayware collection, the Campus Cardigan is a lightweight, versatile knit that layers neatly under a sport coat or stands smartly on its own.Crafted from premium, breathable cotton for unbeatable comfort throughout the seasons. Produced in Japan, this knit features a four-ply, 12 gauge yarn, which is airy, crisp and crease-resistant.

Cotton Campus Cardigan - Mist Green / X-Large

Cotton Campus Cardigan

Mist Green / X-Large

Cotton Campus Cardigan - Navy / Small

Navy / Small

Cotton Campus Cardigan - Black / X-Large

Black / X-Large

Founded in 1770 in the Scottish highlands. Known for their expert use of color and texture, Drumohr’s knits build on their heritage and ancient knitting technique with italian design and attention to detail.

This superfine blend of wool, silk and cashmere was created specifically for The Armoury as the perfect weight and weave for transitional seasons and breezy summer nights. The perfect mix of elasticity from wool, strength and crispness of silk and softness of cashmere create a great layering piece for any wardrobe. Cut on the shorter side for pairing with higher rise trousers.

Founded in 1770 in the Scottish highlands. Known for their expert use of color and texture, Drumohr’s knits build on their heritage and ancient knitting technique with italian design and attention to detail.This superfine blend of wool, silk and cashmere was created specifically for The Armoury as the perfect weight and weave for transitional seasons and breezy summer nights. The perfect mix of elasticity from wool, strength and crispness of silk and softness of cashmere create a great layering piece for any wardrobe. Cut on the shorter side for pairing with higher rise trousers.

Wool/Silk/Cashmere Crewneck Sweater - Navy / 46

Wool/Silk/Cashmere Crewneck Sweater

Navy / 46

Heimat stands for traditional silhouette interpreted for modern day living. Their contemporary products incorporate a German tradition for high quality.

Heimat’s Deck Hat is a classic skull cap with a double rolled brim, knitted from extra fine virgin merino. Originally favored by sailors and fishermen, this style later became popular with mountaineers, who would wear them to protect their heads from the cold. To remain true to the original spirit, the Deck Hat is made of a 5-gauge knit, which has natural water resistant properties.

Heimat stands for traditional silhouette interpreted for modern day living. Their contemporary products incorporate a German tradition for high quality.Heimat’s Deck Hat is a classic skull cap with a double rolled brim, knitted from extra fine virgin merino. Originally favored by sailors and fishermen, this style later became popular with mountaineers, who would wear them to protect their heads from the cold. To remain true to the original spirit, the Deck Hat is made of a 5-gauge knit, which has natural water resistant properties.

Wool Deck Knit Hat - Battleship Grey / OS

Wool Deck Knit Hat

Battleship Grey / OS

Wool Deck Knit Hat - Desert / OS

Desert / OS

Wool Deck Knit Hat - Ink / OS

Ink / OS

Founded in 1936, family-run Hestra is renowned for hand cutting gloves using the finest materials available. Based in Sweden, all of the label’s table cut gloves are made using traditional techniques hailing from the 17th century, ensuring a snug and comfortable fit. Constructed from hairsheep and lined in cashmere, this fully handsewn glove is a classic option to wear with your overcoat during the wintertime.

Founded in 1936, family-run Hestra is renowned for hand cutting gloves using the finest materials available. Based in Sweden, all of the label’s table cut gloves are made using traditional techniques hailing from the 17th century, ensuring a snug and comfortable fit. Constructed from hairsheep and lined in cashmere, this fully handsewn glove is a classic option to wear with your overcoat during the wintertime.

Hairsheep Handsewn Cashmere Lined Gloves - Black / 9

Hairsheep Handsewn Cashmere Lined Gloves

Black / 9

Founded in 1936, family-run Hestra is renowned for hand cutting gloves using the finest materials available. Based in Sweden, all of the label’s table cut gloves are made using traditional techniques hailing from the 17th century, ensuring a snug and comfortable fit. This unlined glove is constructed from peccary, which is widely considered to be the most exclusive gloving leather. In a classic style, this fully handsewn glove will get softer and more supple with age and wear.

Founded in 1936, family-run Hestra is renowned for hand cutting gloves using the finest materials available. Based in Sweden, all of the label’s table cut gloves are made using traditional techniques hailing from the 17th century, ensuring a snug and comfortable fit. This unlined glove is constructed from peccary, which is widely considered to be the most exclusive gloving leather. In a classic style, this fully handsewn glove will get softer and more supple with age and wear.

Peccary Handsewn Unlined Gloves - Cork / 9

Peccary Handsewn Unlined Gloves

Cork / 9

Founded in 1936, family-run Hestra is renowned for hand cutting gloves using the finest materials available. Based in Sweden, all of the label’s table cut gloves are made using traditional techniques hailing from the 17th century, ensuring a snug and comfortable fit. Lined in cashmere, this fully handsewn glove is a classic option to wear with your overcoat.

Founded in 1936, family-run Hestra is renowned for hand cutting gloves using the finest materials available. Based in Sweden, all of the label’s table cut gloves are made using traditional techniques hailing from the 17th century, ensuring a snug and comfortable fit. Lined in cashmere, this fully handsewn glove is a classic option to wear with your overcoat.

Elk Winston Suede Cashmere-lined Gloves - Cork / 7.5

Elk Winston Suede Cashmere-lined Gloves

Cork / 7.5

Rumisu is the joint project of two sisters from Istanbul, Turkey who have a love for illustration, design, and the ethical production & consumption of fashion and all goods. Blending their whimsical eye for design with high quality silks and hand-rolling technique, they create one-of-a-kind accessories. The “Tygers Burning Bright” scarf features a hand illustrated print that’s digitally transferred on 100% Silk.

Rumisu is the joint project of two sisters from Istanbul, Turkey who have a love for illustration, design, and the ethical production &#x26; consumption of fashion and all goods. Blending their whimsical eye for design with high quality silks and hand-rolling technique, they create one-of-a-kind accessories. The “Tygers Burning Bright” scarf features a hand illustrated print that’s digitally transferred on 100% Silk.

Tygers Burning Bright Silk Scarf - Anthracite

Tygers Burning Bright Silk Scarf

Anthracite

Rumisu is the joint project of two sisters from Istanbul, Turkey who have a love for illustration, design, and the ethical production & consumption of fashion and all goods. Blending their whimsical eye for design with high quality silks and hand-rolling technique, they create one-of-a-kind accessories. The “Tigritude” scarf features a hand illustrated print that’s digitally transferred on 100% Wool.

Rumisu is the joint project of two sisters from Istanbul, Turkey who have a love for illustration, design, and the ethical production &#x26; consumption of fashion and all goods. Blending their whimsical eye for design with high quality silks and hand-rolling technique, they create one-of-a-kind accessories. The “Tigritude” scarf features a hand illustrated print that’s digitally transferred on 100% Wool.

Tigritude Wool Scarf - Bone/Pale Blue

Tigritude Wool Scarf

Bone/Pale Blue

Rumisu is the joint project of two sisters from Istanbul, Turkey who have a love for illustration, design, and the ethical production & consumption of fashion and all goods. Blending their whimsical eye for design with high quality silks and hand-rolling technique, they create one-of-a-kind accessories. The “Masks of the Spirits” scarf features a hand illustrated print that’s digitally transferred on 100% Wool.

Rumisu is the joint project of two sisters from Istanbul, Turkey who have a love for illustration, design, and the ethical production &#x26; consumption of fashion and all goods. Blending their whimsical eye for design with high quality silks and hand-rolling technique, they create one-of-a-kind accessories. The “Masks of the Spirits” scarf features a hand illustrated print that’s digitally transferred on 100% Wool.

Masks of the Spirits Wool Scarf - Beige/Multi

Masks of the Spirits Wool Scarf

Beige/Multi

Tucked away in the winding alleys of Naples, E. & G. Cappelli is easy to miss — but step inside, and you’ll find a rare window into the old-world craft of Neapolitan tie making. Founded by Patrizio Cappelli and named after his sons, Ettore and Gaetano, the workshop reflects a deep-rooted commitment to tradition.

Patrizio’s passion for English fabrics is evident in the exclusive cloths that fill his archive, many of which are no longer produced. His ties echo the character of the workshop itself — understated, classic, and unmistakably refined. Slightly wider in cut and made without interlining, they drape softly and naturally.

This particular tie is crafted from silk, featuring a timeless floral print. Like all Cappelli ties, it is entirely hand-sewn in Naples, using the finest fabrics sourced from mills across Italy and the UK.

Tucked away in the winding alleys of Naples, E. &#x26; G. Cappelli is easy to miss — but step inside, and you’ll find a rare window into the old-world craft of Neapolitan tie making. Founded by Patrizio Cappelli and named after his sons, Ettore and Gaetano, the workshop reflects a deep-rooted commitment to tradition.Patrizio’s passion for English fabrics is evident in the exclusive cloths that fill his archive, many of which are no longer produced. His ties echo the character of the workshop itself — understated, classic, and unmistakably refined. Slightly wider in cut and made without interlining, they drape softly and naturally.This particular tie is crafted from silk, featuring a timeless floral print. Like all Cappelli ties, it is entirely hand-sewn in Naples, using the finest fabrics sourced from mills across Italy and the UK.

Silk Floral Print Unlined Hand-rolled Tie - Slate Blue

Silk Floral Print Unlined Hand-rolled Tie

Slate Blue

The Classico collection is our take on the quintessential Italian tie. The tie blade is bottle shaped and our fabric selections feature subtle prints and color combinations. These ties create beautiful full knots thanks to a slightly wider design and more substantial interlining. This tie is made up in silk with a small printed houndstooth pattern. Our Classico ties are hand-sewn in Japan, utilizing the finest fabrics available.

The Classico collection is our take on the quintessential Italian tie. The tie blade is bottle shaped and our fabric selections feature subtle prints and color combinations. These ties create beautiful full knots thanks to a slightly wider design and more substantial interlining. This tie is made up in silk with a small printed houndstooth pattern. Our Classico ties are hand-sewn in Japan, utilizing the finest fabrics available.

Silk Houndstooth Classico Tie - Navy/Silver

Silk Houndstooth Classico Tie

Navy/Silver

We’re excited to introduce our own knit ties, made for us in Italy. Unlike traditional knit ties, which feature flat ends and narrower widths, our tipped knit tie offers the look of your traditional tie but with the casual vibe of a knit. Available in a range of colors, they are a great pairing with sport coats and suits alike.

We’re excited to introduce our own knit ties, made for us in Italy. Unlike traditional knit ties, which feature flat ends and narrower widths, our tipped knit tie offers the look of your traditional tie but with the casual vibe of a knit. Available in a range of colors, they are a great pairing with sport coats and suits alike.

Silk Point End Knit Tie - Black

Silk Point End Knit Tie

Black

An ideal gift for the colder months, our cashmere V-Neck sweater embodies quiet luxury and timeless versatility. Knitted in Scotland from the finest 100% cashmere, it’s exceptionally soft and warm without bulk. With its balanced V-neck and subtle ribbed details, it layers effortlessly over a Maru tee or under a tailored jacket — a classic piece that will be appreciated season after season.

The Armoury’s V-Neck sweater is the latest addition in our line of fully-fashioned knitwear. Made from 100% cashmere at our favorite mill in Scotland, it features a medium-depth V-neck, ribbed fold-back cuffs and a ribbed waistband. It’s a perfect layering piece over one of our Maru tees or under your favorite tweed jacket when the temperatures drop. It’s supremely soft and warm, a staple piece in your Autumn-Winter knitwear drawer.

The Armoury’s V-Neck sweater is the latest addition in our line of fully-fashioned knitwear. Made from 100% cashmere at our favorite mill in Scotland, it features a medium-depth V-neck, ribbed fold-back cuffs and a ribbed waistband. It’s a perfect layering piece over one of our Maru tees or under your favorite tweed jacket when the temperatures drop. It’s supremely soft and warm, a staple piece in your Autumn-Winter knitwear drawer.

Cashmere V-Neck Sweater - Bakelite / 46

Cashmere V-Neck Sweater

Bakelite / 46

Cashmere V-Neck Sweater - Black / 46

Black / 46

Cashmere V-Neck Sweater - Navy / 46

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Gift certificate codes are delivered by email with instructions to redeem them at checkout. Physical in-store gift cards can be purchased in any amount at The Armoury Tribeca shop or by emailing nyc@thearmoury.com. Credit balances can be transferred from online to in-store by emailing nyc@thearmoury.com. Gift balances do not expire. Please email any questions, including balance inquiries, to nyc@thearmoury.com.

Shopping for someone else? Let them tailor their Armoury experience with a gift certificate.Gift certificate codes are delivered by email with instructions to redeem them at checkout. Physical in-store gift cards can be purchased in any amount at The Armoury Tribeca shop or by emailing <a href="mailto:nyc@thearmoury.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">nyc@thearmoury.com</a>. Credit balances can be transferred from online to in-store by emailing <a href="mailto:nyc@thearmoury.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">nyc@thearmoury.com</a>. Gift balances do not expire. Please email any questions, including balance inquiries, to <a href="mailto:nyc@thearmoury.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">nyc@thearmoury.com</a>.

Online Gift Certificate - $100.00

Online Gift Certificate

$100.00

Clothes he'll wear over and over again are always a good idea, shop our collection of heirloom quality gifts.

Gifts

We’ve made holiday shopping easy this season with The Armoury’s curated Gift Guide. 

Gift Guide 2025

If you were shopping for a new trouser wardrobe a hundred years ago, you could get everything you needed in about a day. The average man's wardrobe in the early 20th century was monastic by today's standards. Most men wore suits for both work and leisure, which meant their trousers were picked out for them. If they wanted to switch things up, they swapped out their suit pants for white flannels and white shoes.

A shift happened sometime around the 1920s. Ivy League students wanted something more comfortable they could wear for spectator sport. American soldiers returning home from Western Europe also raided department stores for sportier clothes. This was the start of sport coat culture — the first time odd jackets became widely adopted and, with it, the need for more trousers. By the 1970s, the number trouser options was downright dizzying, especially as designers came up with various weights, weaves, colors, fibers, and finishes for something a simple as a pair of pants.

The good news is that you can build a reliable trouser wardrobe if you stick to some fundamental principles. The first is to stay close to basic colors, namely grey and tan. These can be worn with almost any kind of jacket. Since tailored outfits typically keep the focus up top – centered on the v-shape created by a jacket, tie, and shirt – you want the trousers to be simple and visually undemanding.

"When a guy comes in, we always start with what they want to get out of their trouser wardrobe," says Alan See, The Armoury's co-founder. "A wardrobe built for a conservative business environment will be different from one primarily used for casual purposes. It also depends on the climate and the region."

Most people, however, will benefit from building out their grey trousers first. Year-round options can be found in Draper's Ascot book, which has four-ply worsteds in light- and mid-grey. Darker charcoal shades can be found in Draper's Five Star and Dugdale Bros’s New Fine Worsteds. "Charcoal trousers can be handy, but it's surprisingly hard to find good fabrics in this color,” says Mark Cho, the shop's other co-founder. “We like charcoals that have a bit of visual depth to them, so they don’t look flat.”

Once you have trousers that can work most of the year, it's time to get some seasonal variety. Hight-twist, open weave wools, such as those from Minnis Fresco and Holland & Sherry's Crispaire, are not only more durable, they're also breathable. "For summer weekends, it's chinos," adds Alan. "For more conservative guys, we recommend neutral shades in beige. But if a guy likes to wear more color in his wardrobe, we suggest khakis that have a slightly yellower cast. A warmer shade allows them to pair beige trousers with brighter colors." There's no shortage of suitable books when it comes to cotton. W. Bill, Holland & Sherry, Drapers, Brisbane Moss, and Spence Bryson all have attractive options.

"The thing about cotton is that you don't want to go too lightweight," says Mark. "Otherwise, chinos can end up looking like pajamas. Slightly heavier cotton will hold its shape better." Alan notes he especially likes the cottons in Brisbane Moss' Tennyson bunch, which are heavy enough to hold a crease.

The same concept applies for fall/winter. Grey and tan will always be your most versatile colors, but you’ll want something cozier for the weather. If you work in a conservative environment, there will always be a place for flannel and gabardine ("we like them in lighter weights in Hong Kong, given the humidity," says Alan). Cotton varieties such as moleskin, corduroy, and brushed cotton can then be used in more casual settings or the weekend. "The British are known for making flannels with a slightly colder, yellow cast, which looks great with black shoes," says Mark. "Fox Flannel and Holland & Sherry are particularly good. Especially in light- and mid-grey, where you can see more of the milling in the finish."

"Some guys find they wear trousers out quickly," says Mark. "For those guys, we often recommend high-twist wool in the summer and then a covert cloth in the winter. Covert cloth is a tightly woven twill, so it's hard-wearing. Holland & Sherry's Dakota bunch has some particularly nice shades that almost look like gabardine. Since covert, like gabardine, can look a bit shiny, I find they do better in lighter colors such as beige."

Once you have some solid greys and tans, you can expand your trouser wardrobe into different directions. "After beige, olive is a useful color, particularly in fabrics such as Fresco or cotton," says Mark. “The color looks great with cream or brown sports jackets. Navy can also be good, but you don't want to go too dark. Otherwise, they can look like orphaned suit pants. I like how dark blue trousers, ones that are just a shade darker than denim, look with grey sports jackets."

There are also very casual seasonal varieties. Flecked Donegal tweeds, especially in mid-brown, can be worn in the winter months. But, as Alan notes, you want something densely woven so it'll hold its shape. "Italian Donegals tend to be too loose for trousers, so they work better for jackets."

Mark also adds that, while he occasionally wears linen trousers with sport coats, he mostly uses the material for either suits or casual ensembles. "The heavier, the better," he adds. “The Irish linens are nice because they’re not too transparent.”

Style-wise, we like cotton trousers of any variety to be flat-front. "Sometimes it can be hard to make cotton pleats lay right," notes Mark. Wool trousers, on the other hand, can go either way. "With wool trousers, I prefer them to be pleated, but not too full across the lap," Mark continues. "With a pleat, you add just a little room to the top half of the trousers, which means you can still have a moderate leg opening and get a taper that adds shape. When trousers are too slim up top, you have to taper the leg more aggressively to achieve the same silhouette, which can look awkward at the bottom. It’s all about relative proportions.“

The standard Armoury style is also a little higher in the rise, something that sits above the hip bone, although a lot depends on the customer's body type and preferences. "It's about striking a balance," says Alan. "In the past, people also wanted very slim trousers, and we needed to push them towards something a little fuller so the pants would drape properly. But nowadays, we're seeing more people value comfort, so things are swinging back towards the middle of the road.“

Other details, such as the inclusion of side tab adjusters, belt loops, or suspender buttons, are just personal preference. Suspenders will make your trousers look their best, as they help them hang properly, but some men find them inconvenient or even archaic. Side tabs and belt loops can be good alternatives, with the side adjusters resulting in a cleaning looking line between the trouser and shirt. "Except for tuxedos, I always recommend getting cuffs though," says Mark. "The bit of weight allows the trousers to hang straighter." Plus, as Alan notes, most of our tailoring is Italian and will look better with cuffed hems.

“Sometimes a guy will come in and look at our ready-made trouser selection. A question we’ll often hear is, ‘what can these be worn with?” says Alan. "When in doubt, wear it with a navy sport coat. That almost always works."

Trousers

This season's trousers are made from worsted Italian flannel, original Irish donegal, Loro Piana corduroy and more.

Lino Pommella, previously the head trouser cutter at Rubinacci, started his own tailoring house specializing in Neapolitan trousers. Lino comes from a family with over 50 years of bespoke trouser experience. Each garment is made in a slim, flattering cut while maintaining a clean line throughout the leg. Each pair is finished with handmade details, including handsewn button holes and bar tacks. Pommella uses premium fabrics from mills around the world. This model is made up in a donegal wool from Magee of Donegal, Ireland perfect for the warmer months. This model features Pommella’s side tab waistband.

Lino Pommella, previously the head trouser cutter at Rubinacci, started his own tailoring house specializing in Neapolitan trousers. Lino comes from a family with over 50 years of bespoke trouser experience. Each garment is made in a slim, flattering cut while maintaining a clean line throughout the leg. Each pair is finished with handmade details, including handsewn button holes and bar tacks. Pommella uses premium fabrics from mills around the world. This model is made up in a donegal wool from Magee of Donegal, Ireland perfect for the warmer months. This model features Pommella’s side tab waistband.

Wool Donegal Side Tab Trousers - Gravel / 46

Wool Donegal Side Tab Trousers

Gravel / 46

Our very own Model A trousers from Ring Jacket. Made up in a mid-weight cotton/wool corduroy by Loro Piana, and featuring a medium wale, we’ve created what we feel is a great flat front fit. Wear them with or without a cuff for a casual cold weather outfit.

Our very own Model A trousers from Ring Jacket. Made up in a mid-weight cotton/wool corduroy by Loro Piana, and featuring a medium wale, we’ve created what we feel is a great flat front fit. Wear them with or without a cuff for a casual cold weather outfit.

Cotton/Wool/ Corduroy Model A Trousers - Honey / 46

Cotton/Wool/ Corduroy Model A Trousers

Honey / 46

Lino Pommella, previously the head trouser cutter at Rubinacci, started his own tailoring house specializing in Neapolitan trousers. Lino comes from a family with over 50 years of bespoke trouser experience. Each garment is made in a slim, flattering cut while maintaining a clean line throughout the leg. Each pair is finished with handmade details, including hand-sewn button holes and bar tacks. Pommella uses premium fabrics from mills around the world. This model is made up in a versatile 100% Worsted Wool Neapolitan Flannel, perfect for the cooler months featuring a new side tab waistband.

Lino Pommella, previously the head trouser cutter at Rubinacci, started his own tailoring house specializing in Neapolitan trousers. Lino comes from a family with over 50 years of bespoke trouser experience. Each garment is made in a slim, flattering cut while maintaining a clean line throughout the leg. Each pair is finished with handmade details, including hand-sewn button holes and bar tacks. Pommella uses premium fabrics from mills around the world. This model is made up in a versatile 100% Worsted Wool Neapolitan Flannel, perfect for the cooler months featuring a new side tab waistband.

Flannel Side Tab Trousers - Charcoal / 46

Flannel Side Tab Trousers

Charcoal / 46

Flannel Side Tab Trousers - Mid Grey / 44

Mid Grey / 44

Lino Pommella, previously the head trouser cutter at Rubinacci, started his own tailoring house specializing in Neapolitan trousers. Lino comes from a family with over 50 years of bespoke trouser experience. Each garment is made in a slim, flattering cut while maintaining a clean line throughout the leg. Each pair is finished with handmade details, including handsewn button holes and bar tacks. Pommella uses premium fabrics from mills around the world. This model is made up in a 100% cotton moleskin fabric, which we had reversed in order to have the rough side of the cloth exposed for harder wearing, while the comfortable brushed side faces the interior. Inspired by Australian workwear trousers, this pair has been given more casual details, such as western style pockets and a clean front. These trousers are a perfect casual choice for the cooler months.

Lino Pommella, previously the head trouser cutter at Rubinacci, started his own tailoring house specializing in Neapolitan trousers. Lino comes from a family with over 50 years of bespoke trouser experience. Each garment is made in a slim, flattering cut while maintaining a clean line throughout the leg. Each pair is finished with handmade details, including handsewn button holes and bar tacks. Pommella uses premium fabrics from mills around the world. This model is made up in a 100% cotton moleskin fabric, which we had reversed in order to have the rough side of the cloth exposed for harder wearing, while the comfortable brushed side faces the interior. Inspired by Australian workwear trousers, this pair has been given more casual details, such as western style pockets and a clean front. These trousers are a perfect casual choice for the cooler months.

Reverse Moleskin AUS1 Trousers - Cream / 46

Reverse Moleskin AUS1 Trousers

Cream / 46

Specializing solely in trousers, Rota has been using the same production methods for over 50 years in their workshop in Fidenza, Italy. With a slim leg, a slightly higher rise, and an extended waistband, this flat-front model in heavy taupe covert cloth is elegant and warm; a nod to old school dressing.

Specializing solely in trousers, Rota has been using the same production methods for over 50 years in their workshop in Fidenza, Italy. With a slim leg, a slightly higher rise, and an extended waistband, this flat-front model in heavy taupe covert cloth is elegant and warm; a nod to old school dressing.

Flat-Front Covert Cloth Trousers - Taupe / 44

Flat-Front Covert Cloth Trousers

Taupe / 44

Specializing solely in trousers, Rota has been using the same production methods for over 50 years in their workshop in Fidenza, Italy. With a slim leg, a slightly higher rise, and an extended waistband, the Armoury single-pleat Rota trouser in dark chocolate flannel is perfect for the winter months.

Specializing solely in trousers, Rota has been using the same production methods for over 50 years in their workshop in Fidenza, Italy. With a slim leg, a slightly higher rise, and an extended waistband, the Armoury single-pleat Rota trouser in dark chocolate flannel is perfect for the winter months.

Single-Pleat Flannel Trousers - Chocolate / 44

Single-Pleat Flannel Trousers

Chocolate / 44

The Armoury is happy to introduce Mr. Hayato Osaku’s namesake brand, Osaku Trouser to our artisanal offerings. Like the majority of today’s expert tailors, Osaku-san gained experience working for sartorial houses such as Salone Ondata and more recently, Sartoria Ciccio. While working with Ciccio, Osaku-san honed in his own designs which launched his brand into the standalone atelier he has today. 

The “AO” Osaku Flat Front trouser has a mid rise, with more room in the hip, slim in the thigh, and features a slight taper towards the cuff. The AO trouser also features front and back darts to help provide a clean look and fit.

The Armoury is happy to introduce Mr. Hayato Osaku’s namesake brand, Osaku Trouser to our artisanal offerings. Like the majority of today’s expert tailors, Osaku-san gained experience working for sartorial houses such as Salone Ondata and more recently, Sartoria Ciccio. While working with Ciccio, Osaku-san honed in his own designs which launched his brand into the standalone atelier he has today. The “AO” Osaku Flat Front trouser has a mid rise, with more room in the hip, slim in the thigh, and features a slight taper towards the cuff. The AO trouser also features front and back darts to help provide a clean look and fit.

Flat-front Trousers - Oyster / 46

Flat-front Trousers

Oyster / 46

The Armoury is happy to introduce Mr. Hayato Osaku’s namesake brand, Osaku Trouser to our artisanal offerings. Like the majority of today’s expert tailors, Osaku-san gained experience working for sartorial houses such as Salone Ondata and more recently, Sartoria Ciccio. While working with Ciccio, Osaku-san honed in his own designs which launched his brand into the standalone atelier he has today. 

The “CO” Osaku pleated trouser has a mid-rise, with more room in the hip, slim in the thigh, and features a slight taper towards the cuff. The CO trouser also features Daks style side adjusters and two front pleats to give you a clean, comfortable fit. This pair is made in a high twist wool from New Zealand.

The Armoury is happy to introduce Mr. Hayato Osaku’s namesake brand, Osaku Trouser to our artisanal offerings. Like the majority of today’s expert tailors, Osaku-san gained experience working for sartorial houses such as Salone Ondata and more recently, Sartoria Ciccio. While working with Ciccio, Osaku-san honed in his own designs which launched his brand into the standalone atelier he has today. The “CO” Osaku pleated trouser has a mid-rise, with more room in the hip, slim in the thigh, and features a slight taper towards the cuff. The CO trouser also features Daks style side adjusters and two front pleats to give you a clean, comfortable fit. This pair is made in a high twist wool from New Zealand.

New Zealand Wool Pleated CO Trousers - Grey / 46

New Zealand Wool Pleated CO Trousers

Grey / 46

Our guide to building a wardrobe of classic trousers for all seasons.

Building a Basic Trouser Wardrobe

Originally founded in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, Rocky Mountain Featherbed have been making vests since the 1960s. RMFB became synonymous with quality down-filled outerwear featuring Western-style yokes. This design became popular with skiers and ranchers across the American West. In 2005 a Japanese team transformed it into the brand we know today.

The new collection is precision made in Japan with the rugged charm of the American West. High quality down is the foundation of all RMFB products. The fine, compact nature of the down allows the garments be warm whilst maintaining a modern silhouette. An important element of The Armoury’s philosophy is making a wardrobe of garments that can seamlessly work together. We specified matte, textured fabrics that can be layered with The Armoury’s tailoring and knitwear. 

We specified the classic tweed to pair with easy, everyday casual wear. The blue tweed naturally compliments the signature snuff suede yoke and many things in our wardrobes. The Tweed Christy Vest is exclusive to our shops

In celebration of The Armoury’s 15th anniversary, we’re proud to present special pieces that honor designs that have been integral to our journey since 2010. This vest is crafted in limited numbers, celebrating our milestone year. Originally founded in Jackson Hole Wyoming, RMFB have been making extremely high quality vests since the 1960s, reinvigorated in Japan in 2005, transforming it into the brand we know today. Rocky Mountain is known for their iconic down stuffed vests constructed with a single piece leather yoke, a timeless model which hasn’t changed over the years. Made especially for our 15th Anniversary, this Christy Vest is a special makeup in our signature burgundy and gold. This gilet serves as a cool layer to wear during the fall and winter.

In celebration of The Armoury’s 15th anniversary, we’re proud to present special pieces that honor designs that have been integral to our journey since 2010. This vest is crafted in limited numbers, celebrating our milestone year. Originally founded in Jackson Hole Wyoming, RMFB have been making extremely high quality vests since the 1960s, reinvigorated in Japan in 2005, transforming it into the brand we know today. Rocky Mountain is known for their iconic down stuffed vests constructed with a single piece leather yoke, a timeless model which hasn’t changed over the years. Made especially for our 15th Anniversary, this Christy Vest is a special makeup in our signature burgundy and gold. This gilet serves as a cool layer to wear during the fall and winter.

15th Anniversary Nylon/Leather Christy Vest - Burgundy / 46

15th Anniversary Nylon/Leather Christy Vest

Burgundy / 46

Originally founded in Jackson Hole Wyoming, RMFB have been making extremely high quality vests since the 1960s, reinvigorated in Japan in 2005, transforming it into the brand we know today. Rocky Mountain is known for their iconic down stuffed vests constructed with a single piece leather yoke, a timeless model which hasn’t changed over the years. This vest was made for us with a corduroy shell, and filled with down feathers. This gilet serves as a cool layer to wear during the fall and winter.

Originally founded in Jackson Hole Wyoming, RMFB have been making extremely high quality vests since the 1960s, reinvigorated in Japan in 2005, transforming it into the brand we know today. Rocky Mountain is known for their iconic down stuffed vests constructed with a single piece leather yoke, a timeless model which hasn’t changed over the years. This vest was made for us with a corduroy shell, and filled with down feathers. This gilet serves as a cool layer to wear during the fall and winter.

Corduroy/Leather Down Vest - Brown / 42

Corduroy/Leather Down Vest

Brown / 42

We like to wear the Christy Vest with many of our Dayware pieces, layered over a chunky knit. It's the extra layer to bring when grabbing a coffee on a brisk Saturday morning.

We adapted the pattern of the Six Month Gilet to feature a waistcoat style bottom, a riff on the American West and our classic tailoring.

The Six Month Gilet is intended to be worn during those difficult transitional times between the summer heat and winter snowstorms.

Originally founded in Jackson Hole Wyoming, RMFB have been making extremely high quality vests since the 1960s. Known for their iconic down stuffed vests constructed with a single piece leather yoke, a timeless model which hasn’t changed over the years.

Rocky Mountain Featherbed

Iconic down vests from the American West.

Introducing Rocky Mountain Featherbed

The name 'Ulster' comes from an Irish province of the same name, whose people were known for wearing a certain style of tweed overcoat. Usually made out of a thick, heavy tweed, Ulster coats are meant to fit somewhat roomy in order to accommodate a heavy knit or thick tweed sport coat underneath. The lapels are notched in a such a way that they can be folded over when the coat is buttoned up.

The Florentine version of the Ulster coat is called “doppio uso” roughly translating to "two ways" based on that same idea of the coat's dual choices of closure. In Tuscany, the Doppio Uso is often made from Casentino wool with a wolf or fox fur collar. The piped contrasting edges and equally contrasting wool lining was the ultimate sign of a well executed garment.

The Liverano Ulster is a true work of art. The pocket flaps are curved at the font, and angled straight towards the back. The lapels are perfectly balanced and tailored to stand and frame your face in the best possible way. This is achieved by a small cut made on the underside of the collar, which is then filled with the same fabric, only it is sewn in the opposite direction. The arms are curved to match your posture, and the shoulder is unmistakably Liverano. Coats like these are why we do what we do.

Antonio Liverano began his tailoring house in 1948, with his Doppio Uso at the core of his offerings. He considers the Liverano Ulster to be a classic interpretation, with modern updates making it easier to wear for both younger and older customers; men and women alike. Throughout his career, this coat has been copied many times, but it's never truly the same. Liverano has watched as many coats have been handed down from father to sons. Due to the use of heavier and tougher fabrics, the coat takes almost twice as long to make compared to a standard jacket.

If you could peer into the closets of some of the world's best dressed men, you'd see that many have one piece in common. A Liverano Ulster. Below, we did just that, ask our friends and colleagues to tell us about their coats and what makes them special.

"It is by far the favourite piece in my entire wardrobe. It is with this piece that Liverano demonstrated how flattering and pleasing the classic menswear silhouette can be. Wearing his Ulster is one of the biggest joys of any winter!"

"The Liverano Ulster Coat or Doppio Uso remains the most beautiful version of the Ulster Coat style I have ever seen. It has perfect proportions, beautiful details and is the signature piece of Antonio Liverano."

We are very excited to host Takahiro Osaki and Seung Jin An of Liverano & Liverano at our New York shops Wednesday, October 19th – Saturday, October 22nd.