Engineered Garments Don't Hold Me Close Editorial

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Photography: Andrew Jacobs
Styling: Michael Baquerizo
Makeup: Tomoya Motegi

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Simple, effective; well-cast and styled in an interesting yet wearable way. What more could you ask for, from an online editorial? Don't Hold Me Close is the latest visual offering from Nepenthes, featuring items from the Engineered Garments, FWK and Workaday Spring-Summer '15 collections. Worth a click. Worth a look. I quite like those runners too.

—Don't Hold Me Close

Workaday for Everyone by JIMA

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—01. We all scream for ice cream.

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Shot on the streets of New York City in classic JIMA style, this little EG Workaday feature popped up on the Nepenthes website last week. It probably wasn't intentional, but Down by Law immediately sprang to mind. Click on the link below to see what I mean.

—Workaday for Everyone

Latest Arrivals: Engineered Garments Workaday

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—01. Utility Jacket.
—02. 41 Khaki.

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The Engineered Garments Workaday offering continues to grow and we've just received a number of new items for Spring-Summer '14. The delivery includes a variety of fabric options in the Utility Jacket, the 41 Khaki in navy twill, and the 19th Century BD in a purple striped oxford cloth.

—Available at Inventory

Engineered Garments Workaday Bedford Cords for Inventory

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—01. Black.
—02. Navy.

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This fall, Engineered Garments have made a couple of products exclusively for Inventory. Their classic 5-pocket Workaday cords have become a staple in our selection, and we are now pleased to offer the pant in black and navy Bedford corduroy.

—Available at Inventory

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Workaday Combo Utility Jacket and Fatigue Pants

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—01. Utility Jacket.
—02. Fatigue Pant.

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Engineered Garments have produced two pieces this season, as part of their Workaday collection, that use a combination of both grey and olive. Both the Fatigue Pant and the Utility Jacket provide a unique, but ultimately wearable option for those looking for something a little different. The Bureau have laundered the pieces in Belfast, in order to provide both a better fit and a softer finish.

—Available at The Bureau

Restock: Engineered Garments Workaday Cords

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—01. Tan.
—02. Olive.

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These are some of my favorites pants. Since the day I got my first pair, they have got regular wear and also quickly became an Inventory favorite across the board. There are no bad color options, but the tan and olive seem to be especially good, while the burgundy and brown are perfect for the fall.

—Available at Inventory Stockroom

Restock: Engineered Garments Workaday BD Shirts

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—01. White, Blue, Red Stripe and Blue Stripe.

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Worn daily by half the Inventory team, these shirts are back in stock, and now available in four colours. I know some people are put off by the height of the gusset and the lack of buttons towards the bottom of the placket, but wear a white T underneath and before long it's other shirt styles that won't feel quite right.

—Available at Inventory Stockroom

Engineered Garments Workaday Pocket Tees

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—01. Available in white, grey & navy.

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The EG Workaday selection continues to be something of a rarity outside of Japan. The tightly knit offering includes a great set of staples that I wear quite regularly. The only new item this year is the pocket t-shirt with the overlap 'crossing' collar. Available in three colors, these t-shirts are made in Canada, fit small and are a nice addition to the Workaday line.

—Available at Inventory Stockroom