Y/PROJECT for Men

Y/PROJECT brings an unmistakably Parisian intelligence to contemporary luxury, balancing historical references with a restless, experimental approach to proportion. The house was founded in Paris in 2010 by Yohan Serfaty, whose vision established a dialogue between refined tailoring, sculptural construction and an instinct for subversion. Following Serfaty’s passing, Glenn Martens became creative director in 2013 and expanded the label’s vocabulary into the highly recognisable world it occupies today, introducing garments that appear to twist, fold, layer and transform around the body. Y/PROJECT’s heritage is therefore rooted not in a single silhouette, but in the freedom to reinterpret familiar wardrobe codes with precision and wit. A classic coat may acquire an unexpected volume, denim can be shaped into architectural contours, and formal dressing is softened by movement, texture and an artful sense of imbalance. Across the women's collection and the men’s edit, the creative vision remains grounded in versatile pieces that reward close attention, revealing intricate construction and distinctive detailing from every angle. Explore the complete Men's Y/PROJECT Clothing selection for an edited expression of the brand’s modern wardrobe, where everyday essentials meet expressive design. Tailoring is central to this identity, and the house’s Blazers demonstrate how traditional structure can be elongated, gathered, draped or rebalanced for a distinctly contemporary effect. Y/PROJECT’s signature aesthetic is both intellectual and tactile: deconstruction is made wearable, drama is tempered by practicality, and individuality is encouraged through considered layering. For the discerning EMVANO customer, each piece offers a sophisticated way to bring Parisian experimentation into a refined daily wardrobe, whether styled with understated essentials or used as the defining gesture within a more directional ensemble.

The current in-stock edit focuses on Men's Y/PROJECT Clothing, presenting Y/PROJECT’s approach to modern dressing through a carefully selected offering rather than an expansive seasonal assortment. Within this category, the available Blazers provide the clearest expression of the house’s relationship with tailoring, taking the authority of a traditional jacket and reworking it through unexpected lines, nuanced volume and a sense of movement. A Y/PROJECT blazer is designed to perform beyond conventional formalwear: it can sharpen a relaxed denim look, lend structure to fluid separates or become the architectural centrepiece of an evening wardrobe. Look closely at the cut, as the brand’s design language often reveals itself through shifted lapels, distinctive fastening positions, layered panels, curved seams and proportions that alter the relationship between garment and wearer. The single in-stock blazer is therefore an especially considered addition to the collection, offering access to the label’s signature balance of refinement and disruption while remaining versatile enough for repeated styling. It can be worn with crisp shirting for a polished interpretation of Parisian tailoring, paired with knitwear to soften its formal character or contrasted against understated trousers for a more sculptural silhouette. Bags are not currently represented in the in-stock selection, allowing the present edit to remain concentrated on the expressive possibilities of clothing and, specifically, on the tailored codes for which Y/PROJECT is renowned. Rather than treating the blazer as a fixed uniform, the house approaches it as a flexible design object, capable of changing mood through layering, proportion and attitude. This focused selection suits clients seeking a distinctive foundation for a luxury wardrobe, with one exceptional piece carrying the label’s experimental spirit, precise craftsmanship and unmistakable visual confidence.

There are currently no in-stock accessories or shoes in the Y/PROJECT selection at EMVANO, so the present edit is intentionally centred on the label’s clothing and its distinctive approach to silhouette. This absence creates a clear focus on the garments themselves, allowing their construction, proportion and tactile character to take precedence over supplementary styling. Y/PROJECT’s accessories, when available in a seasonal assortment, are best understood through the same lens as its clothing: purposeful, considered and often marked by an unexpected detail that shifts a familiar object into something more directional. A bag, belt, jewellery piece or other accent can provide a controlled point of contrast against the house’s sculptural layers, while footwear traditionally helps ground the more experimental shapes with a sense of urban practicality. For now, however, no accessory category is available to purchase, and no shoes are currently in stock within this designer edit. Customers looking to build a complete Y/PROJECT look can therefore begin with the available tailored clothing and consider how its evolving volume might work with pieces already present in their wardrobe. Sleek leather shoes, understated trainers or substantial boots can each produce a different reading of the silhouette, while minimal accessories may allow the garment’s drape and architectural detailing to remain central. The lack of available accessories and shoes should not be read as a limitation of the brand’s creative universe, but as a concise reflection of current stock, with the selection presenting a focused opportunity to invest in Y/PROJECT’s most recognisable design codes. Its appeal lies in the ability to make one carefully chosen item feel transformative: a jacket can alter posture, a precise proportion can refresh familiar separates, and a subtle constructional gesture can bring individuality to everyday dressing. This is luxury fashion approached with imagination, discipline and a confident Parisian edge.