The 15th Anniversary Collection

Todd Snyder was founded in 2011 with one simple goal: to take the core pieces of a man's wardrobe and make them better. Fifteen years later, TS15 celebrates that milestone by honoring the garments that have earned their place as icons in our canon.

The Denim Dylan Jacket

A special edition of the Dylan, reimagined in an all-cotton denim, dyed with natural indigo and washed for softness.

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LIMITED-EDITION AND LUXURIOUS

Each style features a special, commemorative label. These pieces are crafted from the world's best materials and built to outlast trends — because great design has always been the destination, and great design is timeless.

Relaxed Fit Japanese Selvedge Chino
$348
Graduate Oxford Shirt
$228
Straight Fit Japanese Selvedge Stretch Jean
$348
Foundation Pocket Sweatshirt
$98

COMING SOON

The Cashmere Overshirt

A utilitarian shirt silhouette crafted from a buttery soft and exceptionally lightweight Italian cashmere, in a riff on classic denim workwear shirts.

EVERY DETAIL, CONSIDERED

A hidden silent snap at the collar keeps things looking clean and streamlined.

Italian Gabardine Wythe Suit
$1,196
Full-Zip Sherpa Jacket
Coming Soon
Cashmere Belted Topcoat
Coming Soon
Cashmere Chore Coat
Coming Soon

COMING SOON

The Donegal Cashmere Sweater Jacket

Classic donegal flecks and chunky cable stitches give this versatile layer a timeless, textured look and feel that’s belied by the soft, plush cashmere yarn it’s knit from.

Fifteen Years in the Making

Todd Snyder's design philosophy is about refinement, not reinvention. It’s a perspective on the world built over fifteen years of experience and rooted in a commitment to craft.

"Taste isn't something you're born with; it's something you develop. It's every place you've been, every person you've met, every book and record and room that's stayed with you. Looking back over the last fifteen years, I don't see one big moment — I see everything slowly coming together. Building a brand is about the quiet accumulation that happens when you stay curious." — Todd Snyder