Neil Barrett's progressive designs are the result of a precise and accurate tailoring in details and athletic elements which, thanks to their combinations, are committed to satisfying the diversity of international markets while maintaining the distinct silhouette that distinguishes the brand itself. Neil Barrett boasts twenty years of designing men's and women's fashion clothing, a sartorial work that dates back to a passion handed down from his grandfather and great-grandfather, both master tailors. The brand saw the opening of its first store in the trendy Aoyama district in central Tokyo in 2001 and in January 2002 it entered the Milan fashion calendar with its gritty men's collection which was then defined in 2005 by DNR as a style "for real men". The Barrett style is the result of rigorous cuts that were used almost surgically on military-style garments in the tailors of his predecessors and of work experiences with important brands such as Gucci for which he was nominated "Senior Men's Designer" and Prada, to get to generate his own so-called "hybrid" garments because they are born, for example, from the union of a jacket, a biker bomber jacket or a long coat that create overlapping effects. The clothing responds to a "street-look" request with clean lines and monochromatic tones of black or chalk, it is a brand that reflects the needs that metropolitan life requires in a rigorously minimalist perspective.