Todd Snyder of New York

[Drzdave58]

I just recently discovered Todd Snyder mens clothing. Saw this Japanese denim chore coat on sale so had to have it. Super fast shipping from the US to Canada. Very friendly service. They offered me free shipping on my next order too.

 

[ecerratic]

I bought one pair of jeans and then quickly switched over to it being my only brand of denim. Slim, but not skinny.

I haven’t been disappointed with anything from them, whether it be shirting or their Champion sweaters.

 

[Drzdave58]

I bought one pair of jeans and then quickly switched over to it being my only brand of denim. Slim, but not skinny.

I haven’t been disappointed with anything from them, whether it be shirting or their Champion sweaters.

That’s good to know...I will definately be buying from them again.

 

[hammerhead_corvette]

I have a sweater and a few shirts. I did buy a long sleeve t-shirt and it shrunk in a weird way making it almost a belly shirt. That was very disappointing, but that has been my only negative experience.

 

[upsett1_spaghett1]

I picked up their black corduroy Crescent Down Works collab from the clearance sale. Living in the Pacific Northwest, CDW is kind of an icon so this was sort of a grail piece for me. I must say, it was worth every penny. It's warm af and feels luxurious as hell

 

[upsett1_spaghett1]

I just recently discovered Todd Snyder mens clothing. Saw this Japanese denim chore coat on sale so had to have it. Super fast shipping from the US to Canada. Very friendly service. They offered me free shipping on my next order too. View attachment 1568512

That's a great buy I don't blame you for jumping on that. I've only had one pair of their jeans, but the denim seems to be great so

 

[anonymouz]

Their Champion collaboration is highly regarded (supposed to be made in the same factory as Reigning Champ). But, it looks like some of the latest pieces are now made elsewhere including Vietnam

 

[Reginald Bartholomew]

The made in Canada Champion/TS stuff is made by W+S Co in Toronto, makers of Redwood Classics. Reigning Champ is CYC Design out of Vancouver.

 

[Reginald Bartholomew]

They also have some made in LA stuff, not sure who makes that. These tend to fit a little slimmer, in my experience.

 

[anonymouz]

Ah ok. I stand corrected

 

[knittieguy]

I've bought a few shirts and have been disappointed by the quality. They shrank a lot and some of the threads have started to unravel after only a few wears/washes. I love the way some of the clothes look in the catalogs, but am hesitant to buy any more, especially since they are not inexpensive, often $200 a shirt.

I did have a TS overcoat that was very nice, although it, too, was a much lighter weight than I thought it was going to be.

 

[grayfox]

Todd did a podcast with the Throwing Fits guys I recommend taking a listen

 

[Cyanide2010]

Was just in store in NYC yesterday. Not all of their pieces are of equal quality and they do have an unfortunate amount of underwhelming pieces from a build quality standpoint, but they also have some very nice ones. I’ve owned several of the Champion collab pieces for years and they’ve held up well and are my favorite sweats, including Wings + Horns and Reigning Champ. I also had a pair of their USA manufactured selvedge that was exceptionally nice. The store is an excellent experience, and I would recommend purchasing in person to inspect the piece before buying anyways. They do a lot of “fashion” level pieces, but some of them are exceptional. Their suede truckers from this season are very impressive.

 

[Nobilis Animus]

Love the black henleys (made in LA).

 

[Jay.C]

I own tees, shirts, pants, and jackets from TS. It has a unique style among menswear that's something you can't find else where. My favorite piece is the wool tracksuit. It's a classic garment in a different fabric, and it's versatile . My experience with TS is very good. Good quality, good customer service and good style. The only downside is the high price. But they have sale from time to time.