“Evoking the Spirit of the Lost Generation”

One of our admired heroes, Ernest Miller Hemingway, was a prominent figure of the Lost Generation in the 1920s. His lifestyle and vision share many elements with the concepts behind our clothing. From the African savannas and plains, Atlantic expanse of Key West to the social circles of Paris. His unique style pervades every scenario and forms the foundation of the clothing we love.

This winter marks the third edition of the special Nanga x EG down collection. Building on the success of last year's Zip Jacket, this season sees the addition of a vest and coat featuring the same distinctive zipper design. Each piece showcases unique looks depending on how you adjust the zippers.

Hamilton teams up with engineered garments to create a limited-edition khaki field titanium

With the renewal of Red Wing's Oxford model, we’ve designed a special edition that reflects Engineered Garments' distinctive style, based on this model. First up is the Triple Black model, featuring a combination of three different black leathers: Black Chrome, Black Abilene Suede, and Black Prairie.

Keen WK400
Reflective Walking shoes

With "Night Walk" in mind, these walking shoes were designed for strolling through the streets of New York at night. The upper is crafted from urban, industrial grey nylon foam, featuring reflective prints inspired by the New York skyline and building outlines. The graphic design was created by Gaku Inada, a New York-based designer known for his work with EG, marking another collaborative project with this renowned artist.

For this 3rd collaboration between Engineered Garments and Paraboot, Daiki Suzuki has revisited the Chambord. Inspired by the old Chamonix mountain boot, one of which he unearthed. He focused his idea on using the buckle and strap of vintage ski boots.

Chrome Industries, the iconic lifestyle bag brand designed for life on the move, and Engineered Garments limited-run collaboration launching on September 6, 2024. The custom bag, featured on and inspired by vinyl DJs, takes inspiration from both brands’ heritage.