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Joseph Abboud keeps suit making on American shores with custom product made in America

Look great and support local production with Joseph Abboud custom

Joseph Abboud Custom Suit closure
Joseph Abboud

There are a few experiences in a man’s life that he absolutely must have to be able to say he lived life to the fullest. He should sail on the ocean or climb a mountain to feed that exploration need we are born with. He should drive the car of his dreams as fast as he dares to satisfy that pull for adrenaline and fulfill his inner child’s dream. He should fall in love so deeply that he would sacrifice every other experience for a moment in the bliss. And, of course, he should get the opportunity to stand in front of a mirror with a professional tailor putting him in his own custom suit. Joseph Abboud is one of the leaders in this arena, and they keep their entire production within American shores. Every Joseph Abboud Made in America custom fits like a glove, and you can feel great about it knowing you are supporting domestic production and jobs.

Bestsellers cover all your suiting needs

Joseph Abboud Custom Velvet Dinner jacket
Joseph Abboud

There are multiple suits you should have in your closet to fulfill all of your suiting and style needs. And the best sellers in the Abboud line make up the core of the list. The three-piece custom is a staple in any man’s wardrobe, as each piece can be worn separately or all together to make a stellar look. The double-breasted suit is a classic look for any guy wanting something a little different. The velvet jacket and tux pants give you a top-notch Gatsby look. The manufacturing process has been going strong on American shores since 1988 and has become the largest domestic suit manufacturing process in the country. Over 750 professionals craft 50,000 suits a year, going through a 250-point process for each jacket.

Joseph Abboud Made in America

Mark cut his teeth in the men’s style world when he sold suits first at box stores such as Men’s Wearhouse and Jos. A. Bank… Read Full Bio
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Wristwatch, Arm, Body Part

Hanhart doesn’t get talked about nearly enough, so here’s a quick backstory: they’re a German brand out of Gütenbach in the Black Forest, they put the first single-button chronograph into series production back in 1938, and a year later they built pilot’s chronographs for the German Air Force. That red pusher button is still on their watches today.

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Wristwatch, Arm, Body Part

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Blazer, Clothing, Coat

I am a traveler at heart. Every day, I wake up and have coffee, and stare out the window at a world still full of wonders and mysteries I have yet to uncover. Since the day I joined the Army, my heart has always been on the road, in the sky, or aboard a ship. The idea that there is a part of the world I have yet to see is both exhilarating and frustrating. Chasing those undiscovered corners of the world started as a passion and an experiment and became a way of life and an addiction. I say all that to say, I find inspiration on the road. I see the world around me as a canvas for my imagination.

I am also a menswear fanatic. From selling suits to writing about them, a good suit is always in my bag with me. So when a brand I love, Hockerty being a favorite, finds inspiration in a place, I pay attention. I wrote about their summer edit a while ago, with their colors at the forefront of my attention. But I missed something. I missed that all fourteen looks they debuted were inspired by different places in Italy.

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