Craig Green

Deveaux New York was founded in 2016 by Matthew Breen and Andrew Tsao. The brand started as a menswear collection, but eventually launched a womenswear line in 2018 after announcing Tommy Ton as Creative Director.  Deveaux's goal is to reimagine the classic American luxury uniform into its modern day form - not trendy, but still modern; not streetwear or heritage, but refined and unique. The collections are also sampled and manufactured in the United States.

Tommy Ton was best known for his work as a street style photographer and fashion blogger (Jak & Jil). He covered the fashion industry for the likes of Style.com and GQ, and eventually started his own website that housed more than 15,000 of his photographs taken over the past decade. His credible reputation and personal work circulated through the industry and soon enough, he was attending top-tier fashion shows, sitting front row among the best fashion bloggers. Ton still shoots campaigns for other high end brands and Vogue today, but his main priority lies with Deveaux. His deep knowledge of streetwear has helped him bridge the relationship between the runway and consumers. 

With Breen leading business development, Ton spearheading creative direction, and Tsao as Head Designer, this diverse team has the background to take the brand to new levels. 

Deveaux

Dries Van Noten

Phipps

Yellow

Blue

Navy

Brown

Single-Breasted Faux-Fur Coat

Panelled Resort Shirt

Trent Hoodie

Duncan Shirt

Market Bag Print Resort Shirt

Syd Robe Coat

Corbin Coat

Faux Fur Coat

Yellow oversized shirt from Dries Van Noten's Autumn/Winter 2017 collection featuring a floral print all over, spread collar, button-up front fastening, button cuffs, and single chest pocket on the left chest.

Oversized Floral Shirt

Yellow and brown convertible utility pants made from a compact cotton canvas featuring a double desert print all over for a camo-esque look, cargo pockets on the front and side, back welt pockets, belt loops along the waistband, and zip-off legs to convert to cargo shorts.

The original camouflage patterns were hand painted by a team of fine artists who were enrolled as camoufleurs for the French army in WW1. They were enlisted as experts in concealment, and painted equipment and positions to blend in with the ground and sky.

Convertible Utility Pants

Navy blue quilted worker jacket featuring patch pockets on the chest, a slender detachable waist tie, silver snap button up fastening, snap button side pockets, and a classic collar. Runs true to size in a boxy fit.