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FAIRFAX | A Proposal for Suit Styles: The New Basics from FAIRFAX

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April 1, 2015

FAIRFAX | A Proposal for Suit Styles: The New Basics from FAIRFAX

FAIRFAX | FAIRFAX

Selected Highlights from the New Lineup

A Proposal for Suit Styles ~ FAIRFAX's New Basics ~

Since its founding in 1976, FAIRFAX, a Japanese tie brand, has proposed real, sophisticated dress styles based on British classics, infused with tastes from Milan, New York, and beyond. Here, we present a curated selection of items to enhance your suit styling.

Text by Morito IWANAGA (OPENERS)

FAIRFAX | FAIRFAX

Vol.11
A New Interpretation of Formal Shirts
What is the ideal formal shirt, according to FAIRFAX? Alongside the classic wing collar in twill, we introduce a regular collar in pin oxford, offering a fresh take on formal shirt design.

FAIRFAX | FAIRFAX Muffler

Vol.10
The Ultimate Large Cashmere Muffler
This season, men's accessories seem to feature many feminine and colorful stoles and mufflers. FAIRFAX, however, proposes a style for the gentleman ready for special occasions. We present a large, solid cashmere muffler in a range of sophisticated colors.

FAIRFAX | FAIRFAX Tie 02

Vol.09
Wool Ties in Collaboration with Harris Tweed
Tweed ties are indispensable for a Brooklyn Ivy style. This season, FAIRFAX presents wool ties produced in collaboration with Harris Tweed under its own "On The Road" label.

FAIRFAX | FAIRFAX Tie 01

Vol.08
Four Colors in One? A "Colorful" Reversible Wool Knit Tie
For an Ivy look, silk knit ties are a year-round staple. This autumn and winter, we recommend wool knit ties in a pique weave. Remarkably, each tie features four colors. This innovative item will dramatically enhance your autumn and winter jacket style.

Secrets behind the Success | Part 9
Michihiko Kei, President of FAIRFAX
Timeless Style Inspired by America
Michihiko Kei, the eternally youthful Ivy enthusiast, is a household name in the Japanese menswear industry. His brand, FAIRFAX, is so popular that it's not only sold in major Japanese department stores but also reverse-imported to Barney's in the United States. What does Kei, who founded the brand, value most in business? He also answers all our questions, from his wardrobe purchasing habits to his favorite bars and how he spends his days off.