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Fashion trends tend to shift with economic changes and cultural upheaval. Just over a decade ago, the Great Recession gave way to both an appreciation for heritage construction and the #menswear movement, with men more openly embracing style. Into the 2010s, that all progressed through a gradual crescendo, resulting in ultra-maximal menswear and a menswear-streetwear hybrid finally coalescing into what’s being dubbed tailoring 2.0. The pandemic, both from cultural and economic standpoints, resulted in significant change in a relatively short period. This direction, to some degree, builds off greater interest in sustainable design and sourcing, which also found more mainstream footing over the past five years. With these factors taken into account, menswear going into 2021 will likely be defined by:
