Der Sammler is an original brand by designer Kinji Teramoto. Translating to "the collector" Der Sammler focuses on reproducing hard-to-find vintage pieces from Teramoto-San's personal collection. By using original production methods and high quality materials these reproductions live up to their coveted status among fellow collectors.
A fourth-generation family business, Draper have been manufacturing in their Glastonbury factory for over 85 years making them the oldest sheepskin footwear manufacturer in the United Kingdom.
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.
D.S. & Durga are a husband and wife duo that make small batch perfumes and colognes in Brooklyn. Specializing in scents that hearken back to the old days of America, everything is made in-house.
Utilizing the finest cloths from specialty mills across Italy and the UK, Drake’s ties are made by hand at their Haberdasher Street Factory in London. Drake’s ties have a relaxed, enduring elegance to them.
Our local hat aficionado, Dick Carroll, gives his thoughts on The Armoury's latest Panama hat selections.
Richard ‘Dick’ Carroll, our resident illustrator, explains how to keep on the right side of formal. There’s plenty of options as long as they're black and white!
Our cotton sport chinos have been a favorite in our Dayware collection for several years. This season we added an equally easy-going upper half.
The Armoury Hong Kong team took to the newly revitalized Tai Kwun, the historic Central Police Station reopened as a public cultural center.
We visited David Moltz, co-founder of D.S. & Durga, at his Brooklyn Navy Yards office to discuss his passion for fragrances, music and more.
Antonio Liverano is a figure of historic proportions in the world of tailoring and one of the few masters of the Florentine tailoring style. Director, Gianluca Migliarotti, captures the life and work of this master in I Colori di Antonio or ‘Antonio’s Colors’.
Introducing Dayware, our collection of off-duty essentials. We utilized our years of tailored clothing development experience and applied our sense of proportion and attention to detail to easily wearable weekend wardrobe staples.
Photography by Elliot Hammer
We took this season's ready-to-wear tailoring down to Wall Street for a faster paced look at a day in the life in New York City.
To celebrate The Armoury’s 10th Anniversary we worked with Ring Jacket and Taylor & Lodge to create these limited edition sport coats.
We sat down with Douglas Cordeaux, owner and Managing Director of the legendary British mill, Fox Brothers.
Dan Quigley of The Armoury New York takes us through a typical week with stops at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Little Island, and his personal art studio.
Over the past decade, casual jackets have become staples of our wardrobes. What started with our Safari jacket has developed into a wide range of options, from a new iteration of our Safari to the latest cropped jackets.
A collaboration with the oldest knitwear maker in the world — experts in texture, color and construction.
We sit down with cultural historian and author of Ametora: How Japan Saved American Style, W. David Marx.
Our Dayware tote is crafted by hand in Japan using durable Kurashiki canvas.
A lot has changed since we released I Colori di Antonio, in 2013. Here we take a look behind the scenes as Mark Cho reflect on this moment in menswear history.
We sat down with Michael Hill, Creative Director of Drake’s, to ask him about the development of the brand and his personal style.
The second piece in our new Dayware collection, a new 5 pocket jean.