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New York, United States

John Bartlett

  • Rugged American menswear
  • Relaxed tailoring
  • Cruelty-free design

John Bartlett launched his collection in 1991 after working for Willi Smith and Ronaldus Shamask. His rugged American menswear earned two CFDA awards, and he later developed cruelty-free collections and an education career alongside animal advocacy.

Five looks to know

Runway model in a pink suit with a pale shirt.

Collection selection

John Bartlett — Look 1, Spring 2013 Menswear

Spring 2013 Menswear

Pink linen gives business tailoring an easy summer character.

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Runway model in a tan suit.

Collection selection

John Bartlett — Look 6, Spring 2013 Menswear

Spring 2013 Menswear

Natural-toned linen conveys the collection’s relaxed approach to suits.

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Runway model in a long gray robe-like garment.

Collection selection

John Bartlett — Look 10, Spring 2013 Menswear

Spring 2013 Menswear

A djellaba-like shape expands the collection beyond Western tailoring.

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Runway model in a taupe shirt and patterned trousers.

Collection selection

John Bartlett — Look 15, Spring 2013 Menswear

Spring 2013 Menswear

Patterned trousers introduce variety within the restrained natural palette.

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Runway model in a blue double-breasted jacket and matching shorts.

Collection selection

John Bartlett — Look 19, Spring 2013 Menswear

Spring 2013 Menswear

Shorts make the double-breasted suit suitable for warm-weather dressing.

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Collections & archive pieces

1 collections represented · 1 piece

Spring 2013 Menswear

1 piece