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Acquaviva Age of Wisdom Alan Paine Sweaters Alan Payne Footwear Alden Alessandro Gherardi Alex Cannon Sportswear Alfred Sargent Allen Edmonds Alpetora/G. Manzoni Andrew Fezza Andrew’s Ties Andrew-J Shirts Annapurna Arcuri by Marcello Tarantino Aristo 18 Aspen Club Brits in New York Baade II, Ltd. Bacco Bucci Barbour Baroni Couture/Prive Bentley Cravats Corp Beretta Bernard Zins Biella Collezioni Bill Blass Bills Khakis Bird Dog Bay The Bird Dog Group Blue Lion Apparel Blue Pima Cotton BMG Imports Inc./Giorgio Valentini Bobby Jones Borgo 28 Borsalino Braemore 1937 Bramante Brandolini Braun Watches Bresciani Breuer The British Apparel Collection Ltd. The British Belt Company Bruun & Stengade Buckley Denim Cafe Bleu Callaway Calvin Klein Carlos Santos
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Castangia dal 1850 Castaway Clothing-Nantucket Island Chelsey Imports Chester by Chester Barrie Christopher Lena City Slickers Codis Maya The Collar Company Collared Greens Concord Gentlemen’s Accessories/Harvy Canes Cooper Jones Corbin Cotton Brothers Cristiani Sartoriale Croc Lux Cufflinks, Inc. Cutter & Buck Dagr Daines & Hathaway Davek Umbrellas David Smith Dents Heritage Collection Derek Rose Di Bello Dino Bigioni Dion DKNY Dogen Dolcepunta Dolcevita Cashmere Don Bas Donald Trump Drake’s Duchamp London Dynamic Links London Edward Armah Edward Green Eildon Hills Elie Tahari Elizabeth Parker England Emanuel Berg Empire Clothing English Laundry English Laundry By Christopher Wicks Euro Fashions/Chiari/Emilio Yuste Europerfumes Eyebobs Eynack F&R Partners
Fairway & Greene Fedon Fer Ferrante AF63 Flynt Gianni Marcelo Gimo’s Gionfriddo Giorgio Porta Gitman Shirts Gitman Ties Gordon Rush Haines & Bonner of London Halsey High Cotton Ties Holebrook Hush Puppies Ibiza Ike Behar Impuntura Individualized Shirts Ingersoll Watches Ingram International Laundry Isaac Mizrahi Leather Goods Ital Wear-A. Bossi Italian Trade Commission Italo Ferretti Itochu Prominent USA J.M. Dickens of London J.S. Blank & Co/Barbara Blank Jack Victor Jan Leslie/Linkup Jay & Leonard Jimmy Sales Neckwear/Bruno Piattelli John H. Daniel Custom Tailors John Laing Johnnie O Johnstons of Elgin Joseph Abboud Joseph Abboud Boys Joseph Abboud Sportswear Kroon Collections Kuehnert Inc. Landi - 070 Studio Lauren Ralph Lauren LBB Cufflinks & Buttons LBM 1911 Lee Allison
Left Coast Tee Leonardo Valenti Lipson Shirtmakers Lochcarron of Scotland Lost In Albion Luchiano Visconti Luchiano Visconti Black Luciano Bardelli Luciano Moresco Luigi Bianchi Mantova Luna-C M-Clip MAC Maceoo Mackintosh Majestic International Maker and Company Marcello Sport Marchesi Di Como Marco Valentino Mauri Mazzarelli Camicie Mezlan Michael Kors Michelsons of London Mirto Missani Le Collezioni Mizanni/Rossetti Uomo/Antonio Cardinni Modena Montechiaro-Impulso Moore & Giles Moorer Nat Nast Luxury Originals Navigare Nicole Miller Nigel Knox Nikky Nobili Officina Del Tempo Olde School One In A Million Original Penguin Hoisery Original Penguin Watches Oscar of Sweden Overton Pacific Silk Palenzo Pantherella Paolo Albizzati
Paraboot Paul Betenly Clothing PD Man England Peerless Clothing USA, Inc. Penrose London Ltd. Perry Ellis Peru Unlimited/Blanqazul Peter-Blair Neckwear Private Stock Neckwear and Accessories Punto Socks Pure PYA Black Label Quieti Raffi Linea Uomo Remo Tulliani Remy Leather Report Collection Reporter Richard Harris Richard James Hosiery Richmart Riviera Red RNG Clothing Robert Barakett Robert Graham Hosiery Roffe Accessories Roma Industries/Dimensions by WCM Royal Hem by Pennesi S. Cohen Inc. Saint James Sandro Moscoloni Sansabelt Sanyo Shokai New York, Inc. Saxx Underwear Schiatti & C. Schneiders Salzburg Scojo New York Scott Henry Scott-Nichol Sean John Seaward + Stearn London Sebastien James Signum Simon Carter Sinclair Skins Game/Horn Legend Smathers and Branson Southern Proper Southern Tide
Company names listed are accurate as of printing but do not reflect our final list of exhibitors. Visit our website for show updates
Southwick Spinnerstown Shuttle/Jacob Miller St. Croix Collections State Traditions Stefano Barbera Steven Land Neckwear Stone Rose Swiss Eagle Watches Taccaliti Shirts Tallia Orange Tampa Fuego Tarrago USA, Inc. Tateossian Ltd. Thaddeus Thomas Bates/Phelps Tiger Mountain Tiglio Tino Cosma Tokens & Icons Tommy Bahama Leather Goods Tommy John Tori Richard, Ltd. Torino Torras Toscano Trafalgar Tramontano Trands USA Umberto Vallati Vento Di Mare Vineyard Vines Vintage Italia Visconti Vitaliano Vivienne Westwood Watches Viyella WD London Wellensteyn USA Wigens XMI Zagiri Zanetti Zaz Zeon America Zero Restriction
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Circle Of Gentlemen
Hadleighs
Manebi
gallery VANGUARDS
D.Brand
A juried installation, curated by Michael Macko, of select men’s brands who are influencing the way men dress. Marrying classic design, steeped with a modern edge, these hand-picked brands will appeal to both progressive stores and iconic retail establishments. Noah Waxman
mIZZEN + mAIN
Les Garcons Faciles
Well Bred MARWOOD
Spivey
jUNCTION tHREADWORKS
Title of Work-Exhibit A
Anthony Peto Armstrong & Wilson Barque Blue Claw Co. CAMPLIN Carter & Reese Circle of Gentlemen D. Brand 4
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Hadleigh’s hook + ALBERT J. Ploenes Junction Threadworks Lazyjack Press Les Garcons Faciles Loft 604 M. de Phocas
Manebi Marwood Michael’s Minerals Mizzen + Main Noah Waxman Pasotti Ombrelli Snc PAXTON 1345
Post-Imperial ROSSOPURO Rotenier S.T.E.P. USA Spivey Title of Work/Exhibit A Well Bred Without Prejudice
Alessandro Gherardi Alpetora/G. Manzoni Andrew’s Ties Annapurna Arcuri by Marcello Tarantino Biella Collezioni Borsalino Bramante Bresciani Castangia dal 1850 Cristiani Sartoriale Croc Lux
Dino Bigioni Dolcepunta Fedon Ferrante AF63 Gimo’s Giorgio Porta Ingram Ital Wear-A. Bossi Italian Trade Commission Italo Ferretti Landi - 070 Studio LBM 1911
Lost In Albion Luciano Moresco Luigi Bianchi Mantova Marchesi Di Como Mauri Mazzarelli Camicie Montechiaro-Impulso Moorer Nobili Officina Del Tempo Paolo Albizzati Reporter
Richard Harris Royal Hem by Pennesi Schiatti & C. Sinclair Taccaliti Shirts Tino Cosma Tramontano Umberto Vallati Vitaliano
Alan Paine Sweaters ALFRED SARGENT THE BRITISH BELT COMPANY Codis Maya Daines & Hathaway Dents Heritage Collection Derek Rose
Drake’s Duchamp London Dynamic Links London Edward Green J.M. Dickens of London John Laing Johnstons of Elgin
LBB Cufflinks & Buttons Lochcarron of Scotland Mackintosh Nigel Knox Pantherella PD Man England Richard James Hosiery
Scott-Nichol Seaward + Stearn London Simon Carter WD London
International Anthony Peto Aspen Club Brits in New York Barbour Beretta Bernard Zins Breuer Bruun & Stengade Cafe Bleu Carlos Santos D. Brand David Smith Dogen Elizabeth Parker England Emanuel Berg Fer J. Ploenes L’ecole National Les Garcons Faciles MAC
FRANCE PORTUGAL ENGLAND ITALY FRANCE FRANCE DENMARK TURKEY PORTUGAL SWEDEN AUSTRALIA SPAIN ENGLAND GERMANY ENGLAND GERMANY SWEDEN FRANCE GERMANY
Manebi Marwood Michelsons of London Mirto Navigare Oscar of Sweden Palenzo Paraboot Penrose London Ltd. Pure Richmart Saint James Schneiders Salzburg Signum Tateossian Ltd. Torras Wellensteyn USA Wigens Without Prejudice
ITALY ENGLAND ENGLAND SPAIN ITALY SWEDEN ITALY FRANCE ENGLAND GERMANY AUSTRIA FRANCE AUSTRIA GERMANY ENGLAND SPAIN GERMANY SWEDEN ENGLAND
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MODERN PREP @ MRKETNY For Spring/Summer 2014 step into the world of MODERN PREP @ MRket NY. From updated, casual lifestyle to collegiate whimsy where style, tradition & craftsmanship reign supreme, Modern Prep transcends age and appeals to the guy who enjoys the good life! Johnnie O
By Michael Macko
Macro-Trends for S/S 2014 Social media is making men much more aware of fashion and trends as they happen. When Pantone named Emerald green the color of 2013, many men were aware of this and immediately looked to update their wardrobes - spending a lot of green on a lot of green. Our new fashion vocabulary word for S/S14 is “Sartisanal”; Sartorial accents in cufflinks, pocket squares, lapel pins, socks, shoe laces, belts, and watch bands are becoming more popular, especially when there is a hand-crafted or artisanal component to the item. Men are starting to really appreciate the element of being made by hand.
Bird Dog Bay
The integration of athletic influences and sport elements into men’s wardrobe also continues; jersey material, elastic waists and cuffs are just some of the details being incorporated into classic silhouettes and classifications. The “Dress Sweat” has become a holy grail item that all men are looking to find! Collared Greens
Micro-Trends For S/S 2014 Olde School
Southern Proper Southern Tide
Vineyard Vines
Peter-Blair Neckwear
State Traditions
Reworked Camo Unlined Sport Coats Small Prints Teal/Aqua Bandana Prints Terra Cotta Dress Sweats
Carhartt Brown Grunge Redux Tech Details Polka Dots Colored Chinos Floral Prints Short Suits
Holebrook
TSBmen.com
Smathers and Branson
TSBmen.com, formerly TheStyleBlogger, is the the leading independent menswear publication online. Written and edited by Esquire’s “Best Dressed Real Man in America” Dan Trepanier, TSBmen has a loyal following of roughly 125,000 monthly unique readers worldwide. Their demographic is male stye enthusiasts aged 18-45.
Bills Khakis
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High Cotton Ties
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TSBmen has worked with hundreds of menswear brands, including names like Ralph Lauren, Van Cleef & Arpels, and Gillette.
Shrunken Suits Sun Faded Flourescents Light/Spring Weight Down Surf Influence Southwestern Style Mint Green
Age of Wisdom
Buckley Denim
Age of Wisdom launches a new division of contemporary, young menswear called Black and Blue. This is a truly unique line to be merchandised with premium denim and specializes in special washes and dyes over shirts with uniquely designed snap buttons.
Cufflinks, INC
Buckley Denim
Making their debut this July - this line is crafted using Made in the USA selvedge denim. Their material comes from the only mill left in the USA that has the vintage looms capable of making this grade of denim. Because it requires more time and manpower to produce, this quality of denim is only available in small quantities and is distributed to a select group of jean makers. Buckley Denim is proud to be among them.
Post-imperial
Private Stock
Cufflinks, Inc.
Cufflinks, Inc and Lucasfilm LTD’s newest collaboration will be debuting at MRketNY. Cufflinks, Inc. is introducing the new Star Wars Typography and Pop Art Poster Series. Eyebobs Tampa Fuego
eyebobs
eyebobs is introducing an exclusive, limitededition frame called “The Zimm” - a design collaboration between eyebobs and eyebobs enthusiast Andrew Zimmern (creator, host and co-executive producer of Travel Channel’s hit series Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern and Bizarre Foods America). Making its debut for Father’s Day, “The Zimm” will donate a portion of the proceeds to benefit the James Beard Foundation, an organization devoted to celebrating, nurturing, and preserving America’s diverse culinary heritage and future.
Zero Restriction
Noah Waxman
Age Of Wisdom Noah Waxman
Noah Waxman shoes are handcrafted from the sole up. Each shoe is constructed by hand in the United States with materials that were hand picked by the designer himself in both the United States and Europe. Utilizing a diverse range of materials such as hair-on calf, exquisitely tooled leather and magnificent exotic skins, Noah creates shoes that are not only stunning, but are impeccably built, ensuring top quality, a comfortable fit and excellence in design; American-made shoes that reflect the diversity and mash-up of cultures that is the United States.
Post-Imperial
Post-Imperial worked closely with the traditional dyers in Nigeria to develop several color variations on different fabric choices for their pocket squares. Adire is a traditional resist dye technique developed by the Yoruba people in the Southwestern region of Nigeria. Prior to dying, the artist hand paints unique patterns using a cassava starch paste. The cassava acts as a resist dye on the cloth, giving each design an irregular motif.
Private Stock
Private Stock has adds a new generation of neckwear and a new generation of the Cahn family. This launch is an exciting entry into the better young men’s market under the Russell label, and the new family member is Russell Cahn, son of Gary and Jane, who will head the division. Russell’s first collection, now available, was designed by Russell himself and is geared toward better men’s specialty stores that feature narrow lapel clothing.
Tampa Fuego
Tampa Fuego launches a new line of genuine exotic skin cigar accessories - all made in their factory in Florida where they not only make samples, but undertake rigorous product inspections, and manufacture Made in America product.
Zero Restriction
Zero Restriction uses innovative technology and patented features to enhance freedom of motion without restriction. Pinnacle Waterproof Jackets use three-layer waterproof breathable membrane technology with both stretch woven and stretch knit shell fabrics making these garments extremely lightweight.
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What are the signature details included in the design that make your collections distinctively unique?
Carsten Sondergaard Director of International Sales & Marketing www.bruunogstengade.dk Booth 360
Describe the Bruun & Stengade man.
Bruun & Stengade appeals to the urban, fashion-conscious man who appreciates the mix of high quality clothing and affordability at the same time. This man seeks individual expression and values the laid-back luxurious look built from comfortable fabrics, excellent fits and first-class craftsmanship. This man doesn’t want to look like everyone else, but prefers to separate himself from the crowd in a stylish manner – and Bruun & Stengade can help him with that!
Tell us a bit about the company’s philosophy.
The philosophy of Bruun & Stengade is actually quite simple! With an open and innovative mindset, we constantly keep pushing the limits of what’s possible in making quality surpass price. The end user is always the focal point no matter what we do and we strive to exceed his expectations season after season.
Every Bruun & Stengade collection revolves around details and we’re especially known for our close attention and ongoing creativity in this area. Everything is thought through - whether it is a contrast thread in a button hole, the lining inside a blazer that matches a shirt or a colorful zipper on a piece of outerwear.
As a company, what social and environmental responsibilities do you focus on? We feel a huge responsibility for the conditions. Therefore, we are very proud to work only with factories that take human care and work facilities very serious. The factories constitute a major part of the entire supply chain, which is why we often go visit them ourselves to make sure that everything is 100% as promised.
If you were not a principal of this brand, what would you be doing?
I have been in the business since forever and I can actually only think of one thing besides this that I could dream of doing… I know it’s a bit cheesy, but being a rock star must be the ultimate desire! Come on, who wouldn’t?!
Do belts and shoes have to match?
Definitely not. A belt is a great defining piece that is often overlooked or taken for granted. The belt provides a great opportunity for a pop of color or to use a great piece of hardware as a beautiful detail to finish off a look.
Craig Carter and Michael Reese Co-Presidents and Founders www.carterandreese.com Booth 365
Describe the Carter & Reese man.
The Carter & Reese man is a guy who pays attention to detail. He wants pieces that are handcrafted, distinct, and all-American. He has discerning taste and it comes through in every facet of his wardrobe.
Which “must-have” item from your Spring/Summer 2014 collection will instantly update a man’s wardrobe?
A great way to update a man’s look is with a Carter & Reese bag. Whether he’s headed to the office, a day at the park, or on a weekend getaway, the right bag is the perfect item to finish a look. Our bags are crafted from the finest American tanned leathers and exotic skins.
From where do you draw inspiration?
We draw a lot of inspiration from vintage Americana and from handmade craftsmanship that you would see back in the early 1900s. Being Texas guys, we look quite a bit at ranching heritage and Native American patterns and materials. All of our products are made in the USA, which is very important to us.
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What accessory “flair” do you feel is acceptable to wear with a suit in an everyday office environment?
A pocket square adds just the right amount of sophistication to finish off a look without being too buttoned up. You can really set off a beautiful suit with just the right hint of color or texture peeking out.
If you were not principals of this brand, what would you be doing?
Neither of us can really see ourselves doing anything else. Craig was told by a mentor that if you stay in the fashion industry for long you’ll get to a point where you never want to leave. We both have definitely reached that point and beyond. There has always been the dream to start a brand/company and now we’re off and running.
What factors do you feel are important when incorporating vintage style into modern menswear?
We don’t want to imitate old fashion, but rather borrow interesting elements and advance them with textile innovation and processing techniques.
In your opinion, what is one trend that will always remain in style? Value – giving the customer more style and quality than they expect.
Harvey Jones President www.cooperjones.com Booth 713
What is your favorite New York City hangout?
Describe the Cooper Jones man.
The Cooper Jones man is a young-thinking and adventuresome guy that has the confidence to dress himself! He’s comfortable making independent choices, appreciates nice fabrics and recognizes innovative design and detail.
My favorite New York City hangout is The High Line in Summer or Fall.
If you were not a principal of this brand, what would you be doing?
How do your cloth dyeing formulas differ from other brands?
I would be creating another brand.
We use a wide variety of dying techniques from barrel wash to cloud wash in order to achieve our vintage effects.
What do you consider to be the world’s best fashion city for men and why?
I consider Tokyo to be the world’s best fashion city for men. The density of a 30 million person urban environment with multiple men’s fashion magazines and innovative specialty and department store retailers result in an incredible fashion scene.
Crease or no crease down the front of the leg?
The majority of Halsey garments are garment-dyed. There is no pant leg crease but the collection is suitable for both professional and casual wear. The garment dye process used in Halsey products avoids the distressed look and affirms a clean, presentable style.
William (Bill) H. Johnson III CEO/Co-Founder www.halsey44.com Booth 908
Describe the Halsey man.
The Halsey man is independent and comfortable in his own skin. He is youthful in attitude, adventurous, and intentional in style. His Halsey favorites may fluctuate from the classic straight leg pant or short to the more tailored cut to cover any occasion. One thing is certain; he knows he never has to sacrifice style for comfort because with Halsey they are one and the same.
Which “must-have” color from your Spring/Summer 2014 collection will instantly update a man’s wardrobe?
The ‘Halsey Spring 2014’ color palette is diversified to fit a man’s wardrobe according to region, climate and personal preference. The Halsey color range also allows the independent man an opportunity to explore colors other than his typical basics and to choose colors that reflect his image and character. Halsey’s Calypso Blue is a personal favorite after returning from my recent sailing cruise aboard the Sea Cloud II in the Caribbean and Virgin Islands.
What are some of your favorite retailers from across the country that currently carry Halsey? Some of our favorite stores that currently carry Halsey are Ron Robinson at Fred Segal, Partners LTD, Khaki’s of Carmel, The Clotherie, Carriages, Sebastian’s Closet, Moonbow Tropics, Fitzgerald’s, Ticknors, Nordstrom, Norton Ditto, Patrick James and Kitson.
What is your favorite New York City hangout?
My favorite New York City hangout is either Soho House in Chelsea or Sons of Essex in Lower East Side.
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What has been your main source of inspiration in creating this organic take on dresswear?
Kevin Lavelle CEO/Co-Founder Web Smith CMO/Co-Founder www.mizzenandmain.com Booth 462
Describe the Mizzen+Main man.
The Mizzen+Main “Main Man” grew up a go-getter and has a sense of style but isn’t overdone. He is a class gentleman but isn’t afraid to roll up his sleeves and get his hands dirty. A Mizzen+Main client works long and hard, is always on the go, and often needs to look his best in the boardroom or out on the town. No other shirts enable men to have an active lifestyle and still look great all day long.
Which “must-have” item from your Spring/Summer 2014 collection will instantly update a man’s wardrobe?
The Mizzen+Main blazer blends high style with functionality. The versatility will allow for rugged travel and black tie nights. Our latest performance dress shirts will instantly update a man’s wardrobe and keep him looking his best both day and night on the go.
Can I wear a suit without a tie?
Absolutely, if the occasion calls for it. We’re always of the mindset that it’s best to be overdressed than underwhelming.
We are inspired by both modern athletic gear and the refined look of a traditional gentleman’s professional wardrobe. The classic, traditional style of New England influences the design and character of everything we do at Mizzen+Main, along with our commitment to keep everything American made. Our products are designed with athletes in mind - from the fabric and garment itself to the extensive focus on a superior “off the rack” fit.
Tell us a little about Mizzen+Main’s involvement with the 2013 CrossFit Games.
A CrossFit athlete is just the kind of athlete we have in mind as we design our clothes. As such, we are honored to be outfitting some of the announcers of the 2013 CrossFit Games this summer.
From your personal experiences, what factors do you feel are key when it comes to building a successful brand? Honesty and sincerity are essential. It goes without saying that you must have a superior product and top notch design, but people will see right through you and your brand if you aren’t honest and sincere.
How do you think the label has developed over time? Starting the brand in Germany more than a decade ago, Pure shirts can be found today in premium men’s stores in many countries all over the world.
Do you have any plans to branch out beyond men’s shirts? Peter Spoerer Chief Designer www.pureshirts.com Booth 364
Describe the Pure man. The Pure man is fashion-conscious and looking for a special, modern shirt made by a shirt specialist.
Which “must-have” color from your Spring/Summer 2014 collection will instantly update a man’s wardrobe? Colors, colors, colors! The bright colors like acid yellow and bright geranium red.
What is one golden rule of menswear dressing? Always find the right outfit for the right occasion and especially take care of your choice in accessories.
What are some materials Pure is using that makes the collection so distinctive? Some distinctive characteristics of our shirts are the exclusive design developments especially made for Pure by excellent Italian weaving and printing companies. Also, trimmings selected with care and a lot of detail.
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Pure is a shirt brand made by a shirt specialist. The range of accessories has increased in the last seasons. Pure offers ties, scarves, gloves, and very important at the moment, pocket squares.
If you were not a designer or principal of this brand, what would you be doing? I have never done anything else that has not related to design. Is there anything that is not related to design?! All the things I am interested in are somehow connected with design or the history of it – whether it is my interest in cooking, gardening or interiors.
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