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New Arrivals
New 10133 Limited Run Anniversary Jean
As we pass the post on ten years of business, we settle into our wardrobe with a limited run of our newest denim cut. Inspired by workwear of the 30’s and 40’s, the 10133 model hangs from a higher waist, with a broad leg reminiscent of overalls and boiler suits.
Wide bottomed rounded pockets and a cinched back make this a utility dungaree, at home in the factory, field or forest, it is our homage to wide legged workwear.
Limited to 133 pieces, each numbered.
From The Journal
The most important critic is judging you from your mirror. What looks right, what feels right, what works in a...
Serving the uniforms of play with all the intention often reserved for the uniforms of work.
This edition of our Studio series, for which we invited our friend Max Halton, takes a look at the ways...
We relish in our bespoke options, a nod to the world of whimsy in western wear with black piped silk...
The most important critic is judging you from your mirror. What looks right, what feels right, what works in a tailored garment is subjective - it is the privilege of the wearer to commission the garments that they envision, and the obligation of the person doing the fitting to steer that commission in a direction that best suits the person. Every rule has an exception, and there is true value to be had in building an aesthetic that suits you.
Serving the uniforms of play with all the intention often reserved for the uniforms of work.
This edition of our Studio series, for which we invited our friend Max Halton, takes a look at the ways in which we can approach the end of what has been a glorious season.
We relish in our bespoke options, a nod to the world of whimsy in western wear with black piped silk westerner shirts, flowing smocks inspired by antique French shirting, and robes become louche evening wear.
About Us
Bryceland's, founded by Kenji Cheung and Ethan Newton in 2015, is an expression of the classic men's wardrobe. Combining a basis of custom tailoring and men's haberdashery, we cast a classical eye for proportions and a desire to create elegance and masculinity on to every element of clothing, from workwear to the evening. Our approach is to build wardrobes that will flatter the wearer at every occasion, creating timelessness without falling into costume, ruggedeness without sacrificing elegance, and an identifiable signature without relying on logos or brand imagery.
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