It’s safe to say that since Todd Snyder’s eponymous brand first opened its Manhattan doors 15 years ago, a lot has changed in the industry. It would be a badge of honor alone to have stayed that long, let alone to have conquered the Americana middle-market between mall brand affordability and obscene luxury with an esteemed canon of tasteful and easy-to-wear garments.
As impressive as Todd’s decade-and-a-half of success has been is his consistency. Across a multitude of trend cycles, global shipping crises and a top-down reevaluation of what it means for a man to get dressed, the menswear stalwart has stayed almost shockingly reliant, offering a batch of elevated staples that work for virtually any guy: Oxford shirt, crisp selvedge, dialed three-season outerwear.
These garments have varied slightly over the years — a tweak to the crop here, a new lining there — but, for the most part, have remained true to the Todd Snyder ethos; a commitment to craft and a firm foundation in trendless (read: timeless) designs.
It’s fitting then, that in celebrating 15 years, Todd is diving back into his most foundational pieces. The just-released anniversary capsule is the culmination of the Todd Snyder worldview — a capsule built on “refinement, not reinvention,” according to Snyder — and the consolidation of 15 years of know-how.
The new collection pays homage to the brand’s most seminal garments, reimagining signatures in luxurious fabrics and premium materials, complete with a commemorative label and a guaranteed to remain a wardrobe staple for decades to come. This includes the instantly recognizable Dylan Jacket in both a handsomely burnished Italian suede and 12.5 oz. indigo denim, as well as the downtown-leaning Wythe Suit in a beautifully silky Italian gabardine. (Chinos, sweatshirts, jeans and casual shirting round out the capsule, with more icons on the way.)
The anniversary collection ranges from $98 to $1,298 and is available to shop now at Todd Snyder’s webstore. Shop the capsule below, and learn more here.
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