For Fall/Winter 2025, Spiewak 1904 returns to where it all began: New York. Born in Brooklyn in 1904, the brand—synonymous with an authentic, functional vision of workwear— brings its heritage into the present with a collection that pays tribute to the city’s five boroughs.

The new chapter for Spiewak is a return to its roots with a contemporary eye. Archive icons are reimagined for today’s life: the N-3B Snorkel Parka, the G-8 WEP we already talked about here, and the CWU-45 Flight Jacket take center stage again in Titan® Cloth and Flight Nylon, materials that speak to the brand’s hallmark strength and longevity. Real workwear, built to endure and to accompany those who navigate the city every day.

Alongside the great classics, the collection opens up to new volumes and weights: heavy organic-cotton sweats and shirts, overshirts with vintage tour embroideries, and mid-weight quilted jackets designed for moving through the city. Every piece strikes a precise balance between utility and style, comfort and toughness, with details like reinforced collars and secure pockets.

The AW25 campaign captures New York’s raw, spontaneous energy by putting the garments on those who truly live it: artists, musicians, and downtown communities. Spiewak’s iconic yellow blends with classic tones like black, army green, and navy, with seasonal accents in Black Watch and Sax nylon.

But the story of this season doesn’t end here. Spiewak 1904 is also opening a new pop-up store in the heart of Tokyo, in the Jingumae neighborhood of Shibuya— a 50-square-meter space where natural materials and industrial accents express the brand’s philosophy. Open through February 2026, the store becomes a bridge between New York and Tokyo, two cities united by an urban rhythm and a shared idea of authenticity. More than a collection, AW25 is a statement of intent: build to last, dress those who move through the streets, and remain faithful to the roots.