Like the clothes that have made him a menswear favorite, Evan Kinori is a pragmatic, straightforward guy.
He uses only natural fiberswool, linen, hemp, and cottonin natural colors.
Its handmade to measure by a friend of his just north of San Francisco.
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This communal circularity is what makes Kinori uniquehis selling point is his nicheness.
A finished shirt using cotton grown by Sally Fox.
Theres no gatekeeping herethis is the kind of fashion guys want to wax poetic about.
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Still, it was a slow burn at first.
Pants are now one of Kinoris top selling categories.
Does he look himself up on resale sites to check?
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I used to, but not anymore.
You cant pay attention to other people when it’s crucial that you get your work done.
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A finished shirt using cotton grown by Sally Fox.
Photo: Ulysses Ortega / Courtesy of Evan Kinori
Marina Contro weaving.
