Everyone wanted a suit like this.
Choosing a suit is choosing trust.
Three-dimensional stitching keeps the collar close to your neck.
Ironing work that does not make the lapel flat.
A good posture makes a good first impression.
We do not compromise on suit-making techniques,
We also spare no effort in using technology to keep prices down.
Above all, adults with the discerning eye to choose the real thing
I hope for a future where this country grows.
Suits for everyone.
Everyone wanted a suit like this.
This suit is easy to care for on a daily basis, making it ideal for busy business situations. It can be washed at home to keep it clean, and the wrinkle-resistant material makes it safe to wear for long periods of time. Furthermore, the fabric dries quickly even when you sweat, so you can stay comfortable all day long.
This suit is designed to be lightweight and soft while maintaining the crispness expected of a traditional suit. It combines a silhouette that holds up well in formal settings with comfort that makes it suitable for everyday wear. It is a new type of suit that fits many people, regardless of age or body type.
The "Ise-komi stitching" technique allows the fabric itself to have a rounded shape without the use of interlining. Craftsmanship honed through years of experience creates a natural three-dimensional look and a comfortable fit. This is the artisanal technique only available at Aoyama Clothing, which has been making suits for over 60 years.
Our skilled craftsmen use the heat and pressure of an iron to create rounded, curved shapes in the fabric, creating a three-dimensional form. By adding a three-dimensional effect to lapels, which tend to be flat, we create a more tailored, high-quality impression.
Made with stretch material that stretches in all directions, this suit offers ease of movement and a comfortable fit, making it a comfortable suit for any occasion.
Staff Coordination
The jacket has been changed from three panels to four panels, creating a sharper waist and a more elevated silhouette. In addition to its beautiful appearance, it also features a convenient inner pocket for everyday wear.
The side shirring at the waist provides a soft, contoured fit, allowing for a streamlined look and easy movement even when worn for long periods of time.
This suit is easy to care for on a daily basis, making it ideal for busy business situations. It can be washed at home to keep it clean, and the wrinkle-resistant material makes it safe to wear for long periods of time. Furthermore, the fabric dries quickly even when you sweat, so you can stay comfortable all day long.
These straight pants with center pin tucks are designed to make your legs look longer and more beautiful. Pair them with a jacket to further enhance your overall silhouette.
Staff Coordination
Mr. Mizukami Koushi
Born on May 12, 1999, in Fukuoka Prefecture.
He is an actor. He has appeared in the NHK serial drama "Boogie Woogie" and the film "If I Could Meet You Again on the Hill Where Those Flowers Bloom." He won the Best Actor Award at the 47th Japan Academy Awards for his role in the latter film. Last year, he had a series of films in which he played the lead role, and he also starred in the drama "Synanthrope."
In 2026, his starring film "TOKYO BURST -Criminal City-" was released, the Prime Video original drama "Criminals" is currently streaming, and his starring film "A True Story (A Tale)" is scheduled for release on October 2nd. In the fall/winter of 2027, his starring film "Underdog -The Incompetent Man Who Secured Japan's First World Cup Appearance-" is scheduled for release.
Meru Nukumi
Born on March 6, 2002, in Aichi Prefecture.
Model and actor. Exclusive model for Shogakukan's "CanCam" magazine.
He is active as a regular on variety shows such as NTV's "Hirunandesu" and "THE Toppa File," and made his acting debut in 2021.
In 2022, she won the Best Newcomer Award at the 46th Japan Academy Awards for her first film appearance as the heroine in "Moekare wa Orange-iro". Recent works include the films "Kimi ga Saigo ni Nokoshita Uta" (2026) and "SAKAMOTO DAYS" (2026), in which she played the heroine, as well as the Kansai TV/Fuji TV July drama "GTO" (2026), in which she played the heroine, her first role as a teacher.
"That's right! Everyone's Suit" (15 seconds)
