Hand made in Italy just for us, The Armoury’s own button-down shirt features a generous and full roll, gorgeous hand detailing, and very high quality materials. Wear with a tie or open collared for a casual look. Finishing details include five hand sewn operations and thick scalloped mother-of-pearl buttons. This season we’ve made our spread collar shirt in a dark wash denim.

Hand made in Italy just for us, The Armoury’s own button-down shirt features a generous and full roll, gorgeous hand detailing, and very high quality materials. Wear with a tie or open collared for a casual look. Finishing details include five hand sewn operations and thick scalloped mother-of-pearl buttons. This season we’ve made our spread collar shirt in a dark wash denim.

Cotton Denim Spread Collar Shirt - Denim / 37

Cotton Denim Spread Collar Shirt

Denim / 37

Made in Japan just for us, The Armoury’s own button-down shirt features a generous and full collar roll, made from high quality materials. Wear it with a tie or open collared for a more casual look.

Made in Japan just for us, The Armoury’s own button-down shirt features a generous and full collar roll, made from high quality materials. Wear it with a tie or open collared for a more casual look.

Cotton Chambray Button-down Isaac Shirt - Blue / 14.5

Cotton Chambray Button-down Isaac Shirt

Blue / 14.5

The Armoury’s own rollneck sweater is something that we’re very proud of. Made in conjunction with our favorite mill in Scotland, it’s created from some of the finest cashmere available. Dense and very warm, the raw fibers are at least 34mm in length and have a maximum thickness of 16.5 micron, resulting in a garment that will break-in to be even softer. Featuring a long fold over neck, ribbed cuffs and waistband, and our signature fit, it brings some understated elegance to a simple outfit.

The Armoury’s own rollneck sweater is something that we’re very proud of. Made in conjunction with our favorite mill in Scotland, it’s created from some of the finest cashmere available. Dense and very warm, the raw fibers are at least 34mm in length and have a maximum thickness of 16.5 micron, resulting in a garment that will break-in to be even softer. Featuring a long fold over neck, ribbed cuffs and waistband, and our signature fit, it brings some understated elegance to a simple outfit.

Cashmere Rollneck Sweater - Charcoal / 44

Cashmere Rollneck Sweater

Charcoal / 44

The Armoury’s own crewneck sweater is made in conjunction with our favorite mill in Scotland and features a 4-ply lambswool construction that is warm and soft. Featuring a wide ribbed crewneck, ribbed cuffs and waistband, and our own slim fit, they are the perfect option with jeans and your overcoat.

The Armoury’s own crewneck sweater is made in conjunction with our favorite mill in Scotland and features a 4-ply lambswool construction that is warm and soft. Featuring a wide ribbed crewneck, ribbed cuffs and waistband, and our own slim fit, they are the perfect option with jeans and your overcoat.

4-ply Lambswool Crewneck Sweater - Mushroom / 44

4-ply Lambswool Crewneck Sweater

Mushroom / 44

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. These jeans are crafted in limited numbers, celebrating our milestone year.

Pierre Fournier opened Anatomica in Paris, France to revive traditional European fashion that had been lost from the men’s fashion scene. He developed an “anatomical” collection that was concerned with history, tradition, and his own fit. The 11618 jeans are exclusive to The Armoury, with an updated fit to the traditional 618 silhouette. This model sits higher on the hips, with a slight taper towards the hem. The denim itself is woven in Okayama, Japan in a right hand twill weave that will develop a soft handle over time. Additionally, the stitching uses a specially developed thread with a polyester core wrapped in cotton, combining the soft, natural feel of cotton with the strength and durability of polyester.

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. These jeans are crafted in limited numbers, celebrating our milestone year.Pierre Fournier opened Anatomica in Paris, France to revive traditional European fashion that had been lost from the men’s fashion scene. He developed an “anatomical” collection that was concerned with history, tradition, and his own fit. The 11618 jeans are exclusive to The Armoury, with an updated fit to the traditional 618 silhouette. This model sits higher on the hips, with a slight taper towards the hem. The denim itself is woven in Okayama, Japan in a right hand twill weave that will develop a soft handle over time. Additionally, the stitching uses a specially developed thread with a polyester core wrapped in cotton, combining the soft, natural feel of cotton with the strength and durability of polyester.

15th Anniversary 11618 Original Jeans - Indigo / 30

15th Anniversary 11618 Original Jeans

Indigo / 30

Cashmere Rollneck Sweater - Navy / 44

Navy / 44

Our shoes are designed in collaboration with Yohei Fukuda, one of the greatest bespoke shoemakers in the world, and are made in Northampton, England where Fukuda once trained. With a low-slung silhouette and sweeping lines, we gave our shoe last a soft, almond toe while widening the ball of the foot to ensure comfort.

With a few subtle changes, including the addition of a smaller heel counter and oiled soles makes the shoes immediately more comfortable and allows for a faster break in process.

Our shoes are designed in collaboration with Yohei Fukuda, one of the greatest bespoke shoemakers in the world, and are made in Northampton, England where Fukuda once trained. With a low-slung silhouette and sweeping lines, we gave our shoe last a soft, almond toe while widening the ball of the foot to ensure comfort.With a few subtle changes, including the addition of a smaller heel counter and oiled soles makes the shoes immediately more comfortable and allows for a faster break in process.

Duane II Penny Loafer - Black Grain Calf / 6.5

Duane II Penny Loafer

Black Grain Calf / 6.5

We’re very excited to introduce the second generation of our Armoury shoe collection. Our shoes are designed in collaboration with Yohei Fukuda, one of the greatest bespoke shoemakers in the world, and are made in Northampton, England where Fukuda once trained. With a low-slung silhouette and sweeping lines, we gave our shoe last a soft, almond toe while widening the ball of the foot to ensure comfort.

We named the Ryoma after the man credited to have brought the western shoes, specifically boots, to Japan. Using our Jiro loafer last means that this boot takes into account those with fallen arches, which also improves the shape of the boot around the ankle.This makes the shoes immediately more comfortable and allows for less creasing, while keeping with a sleek profile. Click here to learn more about the Ryoma Chelsea Boot.

We’re very excited to introduce the second generation of our Armoury shoe collection. Our shoes are designed in collaboration with Yohei Fukuda, one of the greatest bespoke shoemakers in the world, and are made in Northampton, England where Fukuda once trained. With a low-slung silhouette and sweeping lines, we gave our shoe last a soft, almond toe while widening the ball of the foot to ensure comfort.We named the Ryoma after the man credited to have brought the western shoes, specifically boots, to Japan. Using our Jiro loafer last means that this boot takes into account those with fallen arches, which also improves the shape of the boot around the ankle.This makes the shoes immediately more comfortable and allows for less creasing, while keeping with a sleek profile. <a href="https://thearmoury.com/ryoma-chelsea-boot">Click here</a> to learn more about the Ryoma Chelsea Boot.

Ryoma Chelsea Boot - Plough Suede / 7

Ryoma Chelsea Boot

Plough Suede / 7

The Armoury’s own crewneck sweater is made in conjunction with our favorite mill in Scotland. This Shetland features a wide ribbed crewneck, ribbed cuffs and waistband, and a slim fit. They are the perfect option to add a pop of color to your winter wardrobe.

The Armoury’s own crewneck sweater is made in conjunction with our favorite mill in Scotland. This Shetland features a wide ribbed crewneck, ribbed cuffs and waistband, and a slim fit. They are the perfect option to add a pop of color to your winter wardrobe.

Shetland Wool Crewneck Sweater - Loden / 46

Shetland Wool Crewneck Sweater

Loden / 46

Our shoes are designed in collaboration with Yohei Fukuda, one of the greatest bespoke shoemakers in the world, and are made in Northampton, England where Fukuda once trained. With a low-slung silhouette and sweeping lines, we gave our shoe last a soft, almond toe while widening the ball of the foot to ensure comfort.

Our shoes are designed in collaboration with Yohei Fukuda, one of the greatest bespoke shoemakers in the world, and are made in Northampton, England where Fukuda once trained. With a low-slung silhouette and sweeping lines, we gave our shoe last a soft, almond toe while widening the ball of the foot to ensure comfort.

Hudson Tassel Loafer - Espresso Calf / 7

Hudson Tassel Loafer

Espresso Calf / 7

Shetland Wool Crewneck Sweater - Mushroom / 46

Mushroom / 46

Oxford Cloth Button-down Isaac Shirt - Blue Stripe / 14.5

Oxford Cloth Button-down Isaac Shirt

Blue Stripe / 14.5

Shop our latest collection in-stores and online now. 

The Armoury Fall/Winter 2026 Lookbook

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

We set out to make a collection of tailoring that marries the artistry of Italian style with the precision of Japanese manufacturing.

Over several years we’ve refined and added new models to suit a range of personal styles and situations; from everyday suits and sport coats to Ivy style jackets and formalwear.

We call our aesthetic ‘international classic’ as it references classic tailoring traditions from around the world and combines them for a contemporary man. We go to great lengths to source the best materials from British and Italian mills and to ensure that no detail is left unconsidered.

Ring Jacket has over 60 years of experience making both ready-to-wear and custom garments in Japan. We selected them as our partners to produce The Armoury tailoring because of their consistency, attention to detail and ability to give garments what we only described as three dimensional ‘life’.

Ring Jacket offer the best value, quality and consistency for ready-to-wear that we have seen. The Ring Jacket team visit The Armoury NYC three times a year for trunk shows.

The numerical reference of the models represent nothing more than the order in which they were developed. However, each model fulfils a specific purpose — whether that be for travel with the Model 7, or the the 4 which was primarily intended as a tuxedo.

Each year we produce our tailoring in small batches of hard to find, often exclusive fabrics but we also encourage experimentation with fabric choices through our custom program.

The Model 1 is the first pattern we developed and unique to our house tailoring range. Since 2011 it has been refined through many iterations. It features a subtle shoulder pad to emphasize your frame.

The Model 3 is the core of our tailoring range named for its 3-roll-2 button-stance. It's our go-to for almost every situation. It’s soft, unstructured construction is a nod to Italian tailoring, making for a flattering fit without sacrificing comfort.

We set about to design the quintessential tuxedo that would have a place in every man’s wardrobe. The dramatic peak lapel are striking but no details, such as the prayer buttons, are too small.

The double-breasted Model 6 is a perennial favorite at The Armoury. The lower, more horizontal lapel sweeps out straight and wide for a more classic look that is both classic and wearable.

The Model 11 is our take on the classic Ivy League sack jacket. As the most casual tailoring model that we offer it works well in classic tweeds and year round in a variety of weights of cotton.

The Model 12 is a versatile form based on workwear jackets of the 1930’s. With an emphasis on comfort and versatility, The Model 12 can be worn casually with chinos or denim as well as dressed up with wool trousers.

Our Model 15 is a tribute to the great city of Florence. Featuring a soft unpadded shoulder, the canvas is extended past the sleeve head providing more structure and added extension. One of the most prominent features is the lack of a front dart, achieved through use of an angled side dart, which hides cleanly behind the arm of the wearer.

Our double-breasted Model 16 sport coat is inspired by jackets of the 1930’s. It's incredibly classic and wearable and features a lower, more horizontal lapel that sweeps out wide and straight.

The Model 3 sits at the core of our tailoring offerings. With no padding and a raised armhole, it is supremely comfortable. The Model 3 mixes together a world of tailoring to exemplify the term international classic.

The Armoury Model 3 Sport Coats

The Armoury’s own Model 3 suit features the same extended, unpadded shoulders and enlarged sleevehead as our Model 3 sport coat. We’ve maintained the lower buttoning point and lapel notches to give the jacket a more timeless feel. 

The Armoury Model 3 Suits

Shop The Armoury's curated formal wear collection including our tuxedo, opera pump, bowties, cummerbund, tuxedo shirts and other necessities.

Formal Wear Collection

A very classic and masculine look, with the same comfort of our Model 3. We've worked on the balance between a dramatic silhouette and formal elegance.

The Armoury Model 6

The Armoury’s own Model 11 is our take on the classic Ivy League sack jacket. Removing the front dart, as well as changing the lapel and pockets, gives this model its on distinct look. 

The Armoury Model 11

The Model 12

The Model 15

The double-breasted Model 16 sport coat is inspired by jackets of the 1930’s. Featuring a lower, more horizontal lapel that sweeps out wide and straight, it’s incredibly classic and wearable.

The Model 16

Over the past fifteen years we’ve created a collection of tailoring to suit every occasion. Here we take a look at the each of our models.

A Guide to The Armoury by Ring Jacket Tailoring

Alongside the Chrysler Building and Empire State Building, One Wall Street is considered one of the three crown jewels of New York City Art Deco architecture. Originally envisioned as the headquarters for the Irving Trust company it was constructed in 1931 by acclaimed architect Ralph Thomas Walker. 

Hand-carved from limestone blocks, the building façade features clean lines and an attention to detail that we can stand by. 

We visited the One Wall Street Skypool and Rooftop Lounge; with its glimmering mosaic tiles and stunning views of The Statue of Liberty and downtown Manhattan, it made the perfect backdrop for our favorite Summer looks.

Our Safari jacket has been an Armoury essential for over a decade. Featuring enlarged waist pockets with gussets and bellows and slimmer chest pockets with rounded corners. We’ve also added two internal chest pockets for plenty of storage when you’re on the go.

It features a three button closure on the front, two action back pleats for increased range of motion and an adjustable half-belt you can cinch for a more pronounced waist. The wide notched collar leans into the classic Safari vibes like those made popular by certain sophisticated travelers in the late 60’s.

This season’s Safari Jacket is made up in a crisp wool and mohair blend. Lightweight, with some natural stretch, this Safari jacket is a perfect Spring layering piece.

Our Safari jacket has been an Armoury essential for over a decade. Featuring enlarged waist pockets with gussets and bellows and slimmer chest pockets with rounded corners. We’ve also added two internal chest pockets for plenty of storage when you’re on the go.It features a three button closure on the front, two action back pleats for increased range of motion and an adjustable half-belt you can cinch for a more pronounced waist. The wide notched collar leans into the classic Safari vibes like those made popular by certain sophisticated travelers in the late 60’s.This season’s Safari Jacket is made up in a crisp wool and mohair blend. Lightweight, with some natural stretch, this Safari jacket is a perfect Spring layering piece.

Stretch Mohair Safari Jacket 2 - Brown / X-Small

Stretch Mohair Safari Jacket 2

Brown / X-Small

Part of our Dayware collection, the Ice Tee bridges the gap between a classic tee and fine knitwear.

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

Part of our Dayware collection, the Ice Tee bridges the gap between a classic tee and fine knitwear.Knit from premium, breathable cotton for unbeatable comfort through the warmer seasons. Crafted in Japan, this tee features a four-ply, 12 gauge yarn, which is crisp, airy and crease-resistant.

Cotton Knit Ice Tee - Dark Purple / X-Small

Cotton Knit Ice Tee

Dark Purple / X-Small

The Armoury’s own Sport Chino from Ring Jacket are our favorite casual ready-to-wear pant. Featuring a one piece integrated waistband, high rise and tapered leg, they are flattering on all body types. These new trousers take inspiration from vintage military uniforms, but feature more refined details, such as lapped side seams. Made to be washed at home, these trousers are extremely practical and comfortable. They look better the more you wear them. This pair is made up in a soft cotton, milled in Italy, great for three season wear.

The Armoury’s own Sport Chino from Ring Jacket are our favorite casual ready-to-wear pant. Featuring a one piece integrated waistband, high rise and tapered leg, they are flattering on all body types. These new trousers take inspiration from vintage military uniforms, but feature more refined details, such as lapped side seams. Made to be washed at home, these trousers are extremely practical and comfortable. They look better the more you wear them. This pair is made up in a soft cotton, milled in Italy, great for three season wear.

Cotton Sport Chinos - Natural / 44

Cotton Sport Chinos

Natural / 44

Grenson is world-renowned for the longevity of its footwear. They have been handcrafting shoes in their Northamptonshire workshop for nearly 160 years.We partnered with Grenson shoemaker to craft a sandal with the rugged functionality of the classic Gurkha design. This sandal offers breathability for summer comfort and protection with its closed toe design. The Dainite soles ensure superb slip resistance and unexpected comfort. Wear them with everything from linen trousers to swim trunks.

Grenson is world-renowned for the longevity of its footwear. They have been handcrafting shoes in their Northamptonshire workshop for nearly 160 years.We partnered with Grenson shoemaker to craft a sandal with the rugged functionality of the classic Gurkha design. This sandal offers breathability for summer comfort and protection with its closed toe design. The Dainite soles ensure superb slip resistance and unexpected comfort. Wear them with everything from linen trousers to swim trunks.

Gurkha Sandal - Cognac / 7

Gurkha Sandal

Cognac / 7

Tucked away on a small side street in Florence, Hidetaka Fukaya’s workshop creates small leather goods and bespoke shoes that showcase his unique personality, blending old world craftsmanship with bright colors and interesting raw materials. This belt features buttery soft tumbled bull leather, contrast stitching, and a brass buckle.

Tucked away on a small side street in Florence, Hidetaka Fukaya’s workshop creates small leather goods and bespoke shoes that showcase his unique personality, blending old world craftsmanship with bright colors and interesting raw materials. This belt features buttery soft tumbled bull leather, contrast stitching, and a brass buckle.

Bull Leather Belt - Light Brown / 85

Bull Leather Belt

Light Brown / 85

Founded by Mark Cho and Elliot Hammer, Temporal Works is a new watch brand built from first principles—an independent effort from the duo behind The Armoury’s watch collaborations, focused on clarity, wearability, and timeless design.

The Series A is their debut watch, defined by a sculptural monobloc case inspired by the sleek space-age forms of the ’60s and ’70s. Crisp geometry, subtle curves, and Zaratsu-polished surfaces create a single, coherent form that wears naturally and looks refined from every angle.

It features Temporal Works’ proprietary Nib hands—faceted like a fountain pen nib for legibility and texture along with a two-tone sector dial.

FAQs and warranty information can be found HERE.

Founded by Mark Cho and Elliot Hammer, Temporal Works is a new watch brand built from first principles—an independent effort from the duo behind The Armoury’s watch collaborations, focused on clarity, wearability, and timeless design.The Series A is their debut watch, defined by a sculptural monobloc case inspired by the sleek space-age forms of the ’60s and ’70s. Crisp geometry, subtle curves, and Zaratsu-polished surfaces create a single, coherent form that wears naturally and looks refined from every angle.It features Temporal Works’ proprietary Nib hands—faceted like a fountain pen nib for legibility and texture along with a two-tone sector dial.FAQs and warranty information can be found <a href="https://www.temporalworks.com/faqs">HERE.</a>

Series A Sector Dial Watch - Black

Series A Sector Dial Watch

Black

Our Safari jacket has been an Armoury essential for over a decade. Featuring enlarged waist pockets with gussets and bellows and slimmer chest pockets with rounded corners. We’ve also added two internal chest pockets for plenty of storage when you’re on the go.

It features a three button closure on the front, two action back pleats for increased range of motion and an adjustable half-belt you can cinch for a more pronounced waist. The wide notched collar leans into the classic Safari vibes like those made popular by certain sophisticated travelers in the late 60’s.

This season’s Safari Jacket is made up in a linen crepe, a classic Summer Safari Jacket style.

Our Safari jacket has been an Armoury essential for over a decade. Featuring enlarged waist pockets with gussets and bellows and slimmer chest pockets with rounded corners. We’ve also added two internal chest pockets for plenty of storage when you’re on the go.It features a three button closure on the front, two action back pleats for increased range of motion and an adjustable half-belt you can cinch for a more pronounced waist. The wide notched collar leans into the classic Safari vibes like those made popular by certain sophisticated travelers in the late 60’s.This season’s Safari Jacket is made up in a linen crepe, a classic Summer Safari Jacket style.

Linen Safari Jacket 2 - Beige / Small

Linen Safari Jacket 2

Beige / Small

Cotton Knit Ice Tee - Black / X-Small

Black / X-Small

Part of our Dayware collection, The Armoury by Nigel Cabourn Cotton Gurkha Trouser is an exclusive style developed from a vintage pair from our design archives. Designed to bring a more historically rooted option to our casual trouser lineup, this Gurkha offers a distinctive alternative to our Sport Chinos while remaining easy to integrate into a modern wardrobe.

Nigel Cabourn is one of the earliest and most iconic designers of what we like to call “high vintage.” His work consistently redevelops and reinterprets military and workwear garments, preserving their original character while refining them for contemporary wear. For this collaboration, we turned to Nigel as a master of vintage reproduction with a keen eye for subtle, functional improvements.

We made several revisions to the original archive trouser with the intention of creating something both expressive and wearable alongside our tailoring. These trousers shine when styled with chunky Heimat knits and boots, or dressed up slightly with a tweed Model 12 sport coat and grain calf loafers. For a quieter, more tonal approach, try pairing the black Gurkhas with a charcoal Shetland crewneck. Details like the hefty HBT (herringbone twill) pocketing and substantial brass buckles reinforce the rugged, utilitarian roots of the design, giving the trousers a reassuring weight and presence that only improves with wear.

Part of our Dayware collection, The Armoury by Nigel Cabourn Cotton Gurkha Trouser is an exclusive style developed from a vintage pair from our design archives. Designed to bring a more historically rooted option to our casual trouser lineup, this Gurkha offers a distinctive alternative to our Sport Chinos while remaining easy to integrate into a modern wardrobe.Nigel Cabourn is one of the earliest and most iconic designers of what we like to call “high vintage.” His work consistently redevelops and reinterprets military and workwear garments, preserving their original character while refining them for contemporary wear. For this collaboration, we turned to Nigel as a master of vintage reproduction with a keen eye for subtle, functional improvements.We made several revisions to the original archive trouser with the intention of creating something both expressive and wearable alongside our tailoring. These trousers shine when styled with chunky Heimat knits and boots, or dressed up slightly with a tweed Model 12 sport coat and grain calf loafers. For a quieter, more tonal approach, try pairing the black Gurkhas with a charcoal Shetland crewneck. Details like the hefty HBT (herringbone twill) pocketing and substantial brass buckles reinforce the rugged, utilitarian roots of the design, giving the trousers a reassuring weight and presence that only improves with wear.

Cotton Gurkha Pants - Black / 29

Cotton Gurkha Pants

Black / 29

Founded by Mark Cho and Elliot Hammer, the duo behind The Armoury’s acclaimed watch collaborations, Temporal Works is an independent brand built from first principles. Their pursuit: clarity, wearability, and timeless design.

The Rambler is the rugged counterpart to the original Series A. Built for daily life, from city streets to open countryside.

It starts with the same classic stainless steel monobloc case that defines the Series A, now rendered in a bead-blasted finish that is tactile and purposeful. A six-segmented dial, bold pilot-inspired hands, and full lume on the hour hand, minute hand and track ensure legibility in any light, in any conditions. The seconds hand is painted bold orange for legibility and is complemented by a matching strap, available here.

The ‘Black Sesame’ dial pairs with an olive canvas strap, while the ‘Red Bean’ dial comes with a soft grey Alcantara strap

FAQs and warranty information can be found HERE.

Founded by Mark Cho and Elliot Hammer, the duo behind The Armoury’s acclaimed watch collaborations, Temporal Works is an independent brand built from first principles. Their pursuit: clarity, wearability, and timeless design.The Rambler is the rugged counterpart to the original Series A. Built for daily life, from city streets to open countryside.It starts with the same classic stainless steel monobloc case that defines the Series A, now rendered in a bead-blasted finish that is tactile and purposeful. A six-segmented dial, bold pilot-inspired hands, and full lume on the hour hand, minute hand and track ensure legibility in any light, in any conditions. The seconds hand is painted bold orange for legibility and is complemented by a matching strap, available <a href="https://www.thearmoury.com/products/temporal-works-canvas-watch-strap">here</a>.The ‘Black Sesame’ dial pairs with an olive canvas strap, while the ‘Red Bean’ dial comes with a soft grey Alcantara strapFAQs and warranty information can be found <a href="https://www.temporalworks.com/faqs">HERE.</a>

Series A: Rambler Watch - Black Sesame

Series A: Rambler Watch

Black Sesame

Beautifully crafted in stainless steel by Staib, the Temporal Works mesh bracelet is engineered to complement the Series A with precision and comfort.

Sizing (when paired with the Temporal Works Series A case):

Small: fits wrists ~132–150mm or 5.2″–5.9″ inches

Medium: fits wrists ~152–170mm or 6.0″–6.7″ inches

Large: fits wrists ~172–190mm or 6.8″–7.5″ inches

Beautifully crafted in stainless steel by Staib, the Temporal Works mesh bracelet is engineered to complement the Series A with precision and comfort.Sizing (when paired with the Temporal Works Series A case):Small: fits wrists ~132–150mm or 5.2″–5.9″ inchesMedium: fits wrists ~152–170mm or 6.0″–6.7″ inchesLarge: fits wrists ~172–190mm or 6.8″–7.5″ inches