Make Holiday gift-giving dreams come true with our limited edition Luxury RTW Collection (or complete your own holiday look!). Check out our H+J favorites available to purchase now! 1. Car Coat - One of the most versatile outerwear icons you can

From the recent men’s fashion weeks in New York, London, Milan, and Paris, corduroy was an unmistakable standout trend in menswear for Fall 2020.  At H&J we are totally re-obsessed with corduroy. With roots dating all the way back to ancient

2020 has certainly been a year of trials and challenges for all of us. The good news is that life inevitably continues to push forward and certainly, fashion and innovation continue to move forward. My inspiration this season came from multiple

Over the last few months of the COVID-19 pandemic, society has adjusted to new ways of communicating, traveling, and working. For many, work routines will never return to the way they were before city lockdowns and social distancing.  A recent Gallup

Sometimes it’s what you can’t see that matters more than what you can. Our Harper & Jones Bench Made clothing uses Bespoke technique sewing to create a garment that fits and wears like no other. A coat should fit close

Gentlemen, welcome to the new Roaring Twenties.  We’re entering the first fashion season of a new decade and we are excited to showcase our vision for this new season.  Earth tones are in and they present some of the most interesting

  Q: Why were you so drawn to use Cosmopolitan for our Spring/Summer Shoot? Solids, solids, solids! I have never seen any solid fabric with so much dimension and character.     Q: Did anything surprise you about the fabrics once the looks came

  Q: There are so many year-round suiting fabrics to choose from – how does Swan Hill perform in unpredictable Southern weather? To my surprise, I found out the fabric is naturally water-resistant because of the high twist. As an 8½ oz

Suits don’t travel well. Every business traveler knows it. They’re notoriously cumbersome to pack and not the most comfortable for tight airline seats – even in First Class. So, where do we go from here? Our friends at Scabal have found