[Outfit ①]

I put into practice the advice to "wear a generous coat" with a super-men's size!




I've always loved vintage clothing, and vintage items are fundamental to my taste, so when I first saw the 7th floor's Authentic Wear section, it had exactly what I consider to be "everyday basics."

First, on the 7th floor, I "discovered" a beige trench coat from TAGLIATORE . Years ago, a senior colleague taught me about traditional style, and it instilled in me the idea that "coats should be worn generously ." My jacket size is Italian size 48, but the trench coat I liked at Super Men's was a size 58. The length is paramount for a trench coat, and the sleeves can be adjusted by tightening or rolling them up. A voluminous outer layer also has the effect of making even brightly colored innerwear appear as an accent color.


I added an Ortega Indian vest to my coat's inner layer, which I found on the 7th floor. Adding a vest is a staple for me in the fall , and I always buy an Ortega Indian vest whenever I find one (laughs). I love layering Indian vests with traditional items, or combining them with a trench coat.

The trousers are from AMBROSI , a Neapolitan tailor I found on the 4th floor. They're stylish, well-made, and the moment I picked them up, I felt like they had a flexible approach to style .

[Items used in this outfit]
TAGLIATORE trench coat, 102,600 yen (7th floor = Super Men's)
Ortega vest ¥64,800 (7th floor = Authentic Wear)
LUIGI BORRELLI shirt ¥38,880 (1st floor = dress shirts and ties)
AMBROSI pants ¥118,800 (4th floor = International Luxury)
Johnstons scarf: ¥34,560 (1st floor = Seasonal goods and accessories)
James Lock hat ¥57,240 (1st floor = Seasonal goods and accessories)
JM WESTON shoes: 345,600 yen (Basement 1st floor = Men's shoes)