[Brooks Brothers] Release of 'The Refined MADRAS', a Special Madras Shirt Co-Supervised by Shuhei Nishiguchi and Eiji Katano

Brooks Brothers Japan Co., Ltd. (Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo, President: Hideyuki Adachi, hereinafter Brooks Brothers) will release '-The Refined MADRAS-', a madras shirt co-supervised by Mr. Shuhei Nishiguchi and Mr. Eiji Katano, who both have established their own unique styles and share a love for traditional and vintage clothing. An exceptional shirt with an unprecedented concept and special quality has been completed. This item will be sold exclusively at Brooks Brothers Marunouchi and the official online store from 11:00 AM on Saturday, June 6. Hand woven madras: Long Sleeve Shirt 42,900 yen INC TAX. Short Sleeve Shirt 39,600 yen INC TAX. Creating a 6-Button Shirt with Hand-Woven Indian Madras A special model co-planned by Mr. Shuhei Nishiguchi and Mr. Eiji Katano, who are regular patrons of Brooks Brothers. It is tailored with hand-woven Indian madras fabric, which is rarely seen today. The pattern is a bespoke design themed 'madras check that adults can wear chicly.' It features modern dark tones that differ from typical dark madras. Details: The fabric from the American fabric maker 'ORIGINAL MADRAS TRADING COMPANY' is produced in India, the birthplace of the madras check. Its authentic charm is appealing. It is a luxurious hand-woven fabric that takes incomparably more time than machine weaving. It has a texture like oxford cloth, and the more it is worn, the better the texture becomes. It recreates the 6-button specification once adopted by Brooks Brothers. When the first button is opened, it creates a different balance from the current 7-button design. Both the short-sleeve and long-sleeve versions feature a traditional fit that inherits the classic silhouette. The body width and sleeves are the most relaxed among Brooks Brothers. How to Style: We introduce the long-sleeve and short-sleeve coordinations that Mr. Shuhei Nishiguchi and Mr. Eiji Katano want to wear right now! -Long Sleeve Shirt- Long Sleeve Shirt 42,900 yen INC TAX. *Others are personal belongings. Renewing a Basic Match with Silhouette Nuances 'This is a standard coordination of a madras check shirt and American jeans, but I updated it by adding a twist to the silhouette. The softly silhouetted shirt has an '80s/'90s mood. By combining it with '70s-taste flared jeans, I have completed a style that mixes different eras. Even classic traditional items can be enjoyed in various ways depending on the interpretation. Although it's spring/summer, I intentionally paired it with western boots to add an accent to the feet.' -Long Sleeve Shirt- Wearing it Casually by Sizing Up 'Personally, I want to size up and wear this shirt loosely. Leave the collar unbuttoned and roll up the sleeves casually. It's good to fasten only the 3rd and 4th front buttons and throw it on with a rough impression. For pants, I chose chinos inspired by the 1940s US Army from Brooks Brothers' Made in USA collection. The shoes are also military-derived derbies, but I dared to choose British ones. I've always loved American traditional fashion, but my motto is not to stubbornly dress entirely in it from head to toe.' Long Sleeve Shirt 42,900 yen Pant 39,600 yen T-Shirt 8,800 yen INC TAX. *Others are personal belongings. -Short Sleeve Shirt- Short Sleeve Shirt 39,600 yen Pants 35,200 yen Sweater 32,000 yen INC TAX. Making Short Sleeves Adult-Like with a Sweater Over the Shoulders 'The combination of a short-sleeve shirt and Gurkha pants is a classic image of the '50s. To express it in a modern way, I tried to add a mild flavor. The point is adding lightness to the feet with sandals and adding sweetness with French vintage sunglasses and accessories. I draped a chunky cotton sweater over my shoulders. When a single short-sleeve shirt feels a bit lacking, I recommend trying this kind of trick to add a three-dimensional effect.' -Short Sleeve Shirt- This is Just Like a 'Short-Sleeve Blazer' 'For the short-sleeve shirt too, one si