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The Menu S/S 2026
40-LOVE
THE APRÈS-TENNIS SUIT

Explore the concept at markpomerantz.com/menu

The Menu S/S 2026
40-LOVE
THE APRÈS-TENNIS SUIT

Explore the concept at markpomerantz.com/menu

The Menu S/S 2026
40-LOVE
THE APRÈS-TENNIS SUIT

Explore the concept at markpomerantz.com/menu

The Menu S/S 2026
40-LOVE
THE APRÈS-TENNIS SUIT

Explore the concept at markpomerantz.com/menu

The Menu S/S 2026
40-LOVE
THE APRÈS-TENNIS SUIT

Explore the concept at markpomerantz.com/menu

The Menu S/S 2026
40-LOVE
THE APRÈS-TENNIS SUIT

Explore the concept at markpomerantz.com/menu

The Menu S/S 2026
40-LOVE
THE APRÈS-TENNIS SUIT

Explore the concept at markpomerantz.com/menu

A Personal Note from Mark
Defining the shared experience in 2026 and beyond.

Read the full note at markpomerantz.com/note

A Personal Note from Mark
Defining the shared experience in 2026 and beyond.

Read the full note at markpomerantz.com/note

A Personal Note from Mark
Defining the shared experience in 2026 and beyond.

Read the full note at markpomerantz.com/note

A Personal Note from Mark
Defining the shared experience in 2026 and beyond.

Read the full note at markpomerantz.com/note

A Personal Note from Mark
Defining the shared experience in 2026 and beyond.

Read the full note at markpomerantz.com/note

A Personal Note from Mark
Defining the shared experience in 2026 and beyond.

Read the full note at markpomerantz.com/note

Deep dive into how we design our garments, and why it matters — markpomerantz.com/garment.

I’m not someone who spends a lot of time talking about how good our product is. If you know me, you know I tend to let the work speak for itself.
 
But I also think there’s a point where it’s worth being direct.
 
The Mark Pomerantz garment is one of the finest pieces of tailoring in the world—by any standard, from any brand. I don’t say that lightly. I spent years of my life designing it, building it, tearing it apart, and putting it back together until it felt exactly right.
 
What makes it different from other brands is that it was created entirely from the ground up. We didn’t borrow a pattern, or rely on a large manufacturer’s “house model.” And we certainly didn’t put our label on something that already existed. Every part of this garment—the chassis, the construction, how we measure, how it moves, how it wears over time—was built with intention.
 
All of those decisions come together in what I genuinely believe is a perfect piece of clothing.
 
We began telling this story more in-depth with our new video content on Instagram recently and have heard from a lot of people how valuable that content has been.
 
So I thought it was a good time to create a new part of our website that pulls back the curtain on what makes our product what it is. Something that tells the complete story of our garment, so you can understand why we do things the way we do, and what goes into making something at this level.
 
If you have a suit in your closet that isn’t MP, take it out and really look at it. Look at the details. The differences are there. The more you understand, the more you'll appreciate the details we put into our clothing.
 
Whether you already own several MP pieces or you’re just beginning to consider one, I think you’ll find value in this deeper look into the MP garment—and you’ll probably start seeing the clothes you already own a little differently too.

Deep dive into how we design our garments, and why it matters — markpomerantz.com/garment.

I’m not someone who spends a lot of time talking about how good our product is. If you know me, you know I tend to let the work speak for itself.
 
But I also think there’s a point where it’s worth being direct.
 
The Mark Pomerantz garment is one of the finest pieces of tailoring in the world—by any standard, from any brand. I don’t say that lightly. I spent years of my life designing it, building it, tearing it apart, and putting it back together until it felt exactly right.
 
What makes it different from other brands is that it was created entirely from the ground up. We didn’t borrow a pattern, or rely on a large manufacturer’s “house model.” And we certainly didn’t put our label on something that already existed. Every part of this garment—the chassis, the construction, how we measure, how it moves, how it wears over time—was built with intention.
 
All of those decisions come together in what I genuinely believe is a perfect piece of clothing.
 
We began telling this story more in-depth with our new video content on Instagram recently and have heard from a lot of people how valuable that content has been.
 
So I thought it was a good time to create a new part of our website that pulls back the curtain on what makes our product what it is. Something that tells the complete story of our garment, so you can understand why we do things the way we do, and what goes into making something at this level.
 
If you have a suit in your closet that isn’t MP, take it out and really look at it. Look at the details. The differences are there. The more you understand, the more you'll appreciate the details we put into our clothing.
 
Whether you already own several MP pieces or you’re just beginning to consider one, I think you’ll find value in this deeper look into the MP garment—and you’ll probably start seeing the clothes you already own a little differently too.

Deep dive into how we design our garments, and why it matters — markpomerantz.com/garment.

I’m not someone who spends a lot of time talking about how good our product is. If you know me, you know I tend to let the work speak for itself.
 
But I also think there’s a point where it’s worth being direct.
 
The Mark Pomerantz garment is one of the finest pieces of tailoring in the world—by any standard, from any brand. I don’t say that lightly. I spent years of my life designing it, building it, tearing it apart, and putting it back together until it felt exactly right.
 
What makes it different from other brands is that it was created entirely from the ground up. We didn’t borrow a pattern, or rely on a large manufacturer’s “house model.” And we certainly didn’t put our label on something that already existed. Every part of this garment—the chassis, the construction, how we measure, how it moves, how it wears over time—was built with intention.
 
All of those decisions come together in what I genuinely believe is a perfect piece of clothing.
 
We began telling this story more in-depth with our new video content on Instagram recently and have heard from a lot of people how valuable that content has been.
 
So I thought it was a good time to create a new part of our website that pulls back the curtain on what makes our product what it is. Something that tells the complete story of our garment, so you can understand why we do things the way we do, and what goes into making something at this level.
 
If you have a suit in your closet that isn’t MP, take it out and really look at it. Look at the details. The differences are there. The more you understand, the more you'll appreciate the details we put into our clothing.
 
Whether you already own several MP pieces or you’re just beginning to consider one, I think you’ll find value in this deeper look into the MP garment—and you’ll probably start seeing the clothes you already own a little differently too.

Deep dive into how we design our garments, and why it matters — markpomerantz.com/garment.

I’m not someone who spends a lot of time talking about how good our product is. If you know me, you know I tend to let the work speak for itself.
 
But I also think there’s a point where it’s worth being direct.
 
The Mark Pomerantz garment is one of the finest pieces of tailoring in the world—by any standard, from any brand. I don’t say that lightly. I spent years of my life designing it, building it, tearing it apart, and putting it back together until it felt exactly right.
 
What makes it different from other brands is that it was created entirely from the ground up. We didn’t borrow a pattern, or rely on a large manufacturer’s “house model.” And we certainly didn’t put our label on something that already existed. Every part of this garment—the chassis, the construction, how we measure, how it moves, how it wears over time—was built with intention.
 
All of those decisions come together in what I genuinely believe is a perfect piece of clothing.
 
We began telling this story more in-depth with our new video content on Instagram recently and have heard from a lot of people how valuable that content has been.
 
So I thought it was a good time to create a new part of our website that pulls back the curtain on what makes our product what it is. Something that tells the complete story of our garment, so you can understand why we do things the way we do, and what goes into making something at this level.
 
If you have a suit in your closet that isn’t MP, take it out and really look at it. Look at the details. The differences are there. The more you understand, the more you'll appreciate the details we put into our clothing.
 
Whether you already own several MP pieces or you’re just beginning to consider one, I think you’ll find value in this deeper look into the MP garment—and you’ll probably start seeing the clothes you already own a little differently too.

Most men wait until there’s a deadline

A wedding.
A promotion.
A major event.

And suddenly everything feels rushed.

The Annual Edit changes that.
This is a focused, strategic session designed to look ahead at your calendar, your wardrobe, and what’s coming next — so nothing feels last minute or overlooked.

Instead of reacting, we anticipate.
– Upcoming events
– New roles and responsibilities
– Travel
– Fit adjustments and care
– Future wardrobe gaps

All handled in one intentional conversation.
When you plan in advance, timing stops being a constraint.
You’re not scrambling.
You’re prepared.

Sessions are available to current Mark Pomerantz clients and may take place in our Newport Beach atelier, our New York apartment, in your home or closet, or virtually.

Let’s stop building your wardrobe ad hoc and start building it strategically.

Book your Annual Edit now and set the tone for the months ahead.

#MarkPomerantz #MensFashion #Luxury #Fashion

I am pleased to officially introduce Zegna to our curated selection of mills—an addition made possible by a shared standard for the exceptional.

Woven in the historic Lanificio Zegna mill in Northern Italy, these fabrics were not chosen for their name, but for their ability to fill a specific aesthetic gap in our current offerings. The quality is astounding, offering a sophisticated, composed alternative to our more spirited patterns.

These new cloths from Zegna include some my personal favorites for the upcoming season—and serve as the foundational soul of our Spring/Summer 2026 Menu, launching next month.

Zegna books have arrived at the atelier. Given the nature of these particular runs, I suggest a viewing during your next visit while the full range of the archive remains available for commission.

I am pleased to officially introduce Zegna to our curated selection of mills—an addition made possible by a shared standard for the exceptional.

Woven in the historic Lanificio Zegna mill in Northern Italy, these fabrics were not chosen for their name, but for their ability to fill a specific aesthetic gap in our current offerings. The quality is astounding, offering a sophisticated, composed alternative to our more spirited patterns.

These new cloths from Zegna include some my personal favorites for the upcoming season—and serve as the foundational soul of our Spring/Summer 2026 Menu, launching next month.

Zegna books have arrived at the atelier. Given the nature of these particular runs, I suggest a viewing during your next visit while the full range of the archive remains available for commission.

I am pleased to officially introduce Zegna to our curated selection of mills—an addition made possible by a shared standard for the exceptional.

Woven in the historic Lanificio Zegna mill in Northern Italy, these fabrics were not chosen for their name, but for their ability to fill a specific aesthetic gap in our current offerings. The quality is astounding, offering a sophisticated, composed alternative to our more spirited patterns.

These new cloths from Zegna include some my personal favorites for the upcoming season—and serve as the foundational soul of our Spring/Summer 2026 Menu, launching next month.

Zegna books have arrived at the atelier. Given the nature of these particular runs, I suggest a viewing during your next visit while the full range of the archive remains available for commission.

I am pleased to officially introduce Zegna to our curated selection of mills—an addition made possible by a shared standard for the exceptional.

Woven in the historic Lanificio Zegna mill in Northern Italy, these fabrics were not chosen for their name, but for their ability to fill a specific aesthetic gap in our current offerings. The quality is astounding, offering a sophisticated, composed alternative to our more spirited patterns.

These new cloths from Zegna include some my personal favorites for the upcoming season—and serve as the foundational soul of our Spring/Summer 2026 Menu, launching next month.

Zegna books have arrived at the atelier. Given the nature of these particular runs, I suggest a viewing during your next visit while the full range of the archive remains available for commission.

Luxury has lost all meaning.
Loud luxury. Quiet luxury. Stealth wealth. It's all noise now.
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True luxury? It's undercover. It's for those who know.
This is Vicuña.
The fabric reserved for kings and royalty. Literally called the gold of the Andes — and more expensive per ounce than actual gold.
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Here's why:
Lives at over 14,500 feet elevation in the Andean mountains
Develops the softest fiber in the world to survive harsh climates
Must be carefully sheared from the belly, by hand, on mountaintops
One animal produces only one meter of fabric every two years
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A single suit requires 4.5 meters.
Do the math.
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Most mills that even touch Vicuña only weave it in navy, black, or camel.
We have access to multiple colors. Multiple patterns. Fabrics that other tailoring houses and global luxury brands simply do not have.
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You won't see this on a billboard. You won't hear influencers talk about it.
Because the people who wear Vicuña don't want you to know.
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That's the point.
This is luxury for the true connoisseur.

#MarkPomerantz #MensFashion #Luxury #Fashion

A fresh year deserves proper tailoring. Custom by @markpomerantz

With the precision of a tailor and the vision of a designer, @markpomerantz creates menswear that’s intentional, refined, and made to move with the man who wears it. We spoke with Mark about his approach to building a wardrobe for the modern man. Visit the City Page to learn more.

Thank you to everyone who worked so hard behind the scenes to make this day special.It was beyond our expectations and we're so grateful.
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I'm proud to share the newest edition to our Seasonal Noble Fiber collection — our perennial best-of-the-best cloth to which the Mark Pomerantz House has access. Our seasonal Noble Fiber offering comes to life in its second iteration, designed by and exclusively for Mark Pomerantz, in partnership with the mill Fratelli Tallia di Delfino in Biela, IT.

Only a small number of pieces will be produced, and once this cloth is gone, it will be out of production forever.

For the F/W '25 season, I have designed a taupe & chocolate windowpane sportcoat in Italian Woven Shetland Sharkskin in Wool & Cashmere. It is designed in a 2-button cut with wide Semi-Notch lapel, patch pockets, and 1.5cm top stitch, really pushing the visual boundaries of the lapel angles.

This look pairs beautifully with my house-signature Patch Pocket Pant in Oatmeal Denim Twill Wool, and a turtleneck or sweater in our new grizzly brown.

This jacket is as versatile as a navy blazer, but in a quietly luxurious neutral color palette. This is a sportcoat that effortlessly introduces new tones, texture, and scale, and works fantastically in climate variations coast to coast.

Hand-Made $4095
Hand-Finished $3095

MP

I'm proud to share the newest edition to our Seasonal Noble Fiber collection — our perennial best-of-the-best cloth to which the Mark Pomerantz House has access. Our seasonal Noble Fiber offering comes to life in its second iteration, designed by and exclusively for Mark Pomerantz, in partnership with the mill Fratelli Tallia di Delfino in Biela, IT.

Only a small number of pieces will be produced, and once this cloth is gone, it will be out of production forever.

For the F/W '25 season, I have designed a taupe & chocolate windowpane sportcoat in Italian Woven Shetland Sharkskin in Wool & Cashmere. It is designed in a 2-button cut with wide Semi-Notch lapel, patch pockets, and 1.5cm top stitch, really pushing the visual boundaries of the lapel angles.

This look pairs beautifully with my house-signature Patch Pocket Pant in Oatmeal Denim Twill Wool, and a turtleneck or sweater in our new grizzly brown.

This jacket is as versatile as a navy blazer, but in a quietly luxurious neutral color palette. This is a sportcoat that effortlessly introduces new tones, texture, and scale, and works fantastically in climate variations coast to coast.

Hand-Made $4095
Hand-Finished $3095

MP

I'm proud to share the newest edition to our Seasonal Noble Fiber collection — our perennial best-of-the-best cloth to which the Mark Pomerantz House has access. Our seasonal Noble Fiber offering comes to life in its second iteration, designed by and exclusively for Mark Pomerantz, in partnership with the mill Fratelli Tallia di Delfino in Biela, IT.

Only a small number of pieces will be produced, and once this cloth is gone, it will be out of production forever.

For the F/W '25 season, I have designed a taupe & chocolate windowpane sportcoat in Italian Woven Shetland Sharkskin in Wool & Cashmere. It is designed in a 2-button cut with wide Semi-Notch lapel, patch pockets, and 1.5cm top stitch, really pushing the visual boundaries of the lapel angles.

This look pairs beautifully with my house-signature Patch Pocket Pant in Oatmeal Denim Twill Wool, and a turtleneck or sweater in our new grizzly brown.

This jacket is as versatile as a navy blazer, but in a quietly luxurious neutral color palette. This is a sportcoat that effortlessly introduces new tones, texture, and scale, and works fantastically in climate variations coast to coast.

Hand-Made $4095
Hand-Finished $3095

MP

I'm proud to share the newest edition to our Seasonal Noble Fiber collection — our perennial best-of-the-best cloth to which the Mark Pomerantz House has access. Our seasonal Noble Fiber offering comes to life in its second iteration, designed by and exclusively for Mark Pomerantz, in partnership with the mill Fratelli Tallia di Delfino in Biela, IT.

Only a small number of pieces will be produced, and once this cloth is gone, it will be out of production forever.

For the F/W '25 season, I have designed a taupe & chocolate windowpane sportcoat in Italian Woven Shetland Sharkskin in Wool & Cashmere. It is designed in a 2-button cut with wide Semi-Notch lapel, patch pockets, and 1.5cm top stitch, really pushing the visual boundaries of the lapel angles.

This look pairs beautifully with my house-signature Patch Pocket Pant in Oatmeal Denim Twill Wool, and a turtleneck or sweater in our new grizzly brown.

This jacket is as versatile as a navy blazer, but in a quietly luxurious neutral color palette. This is a sportcoat that effortlessly introduces new tones, texture, and scale, and works fantastically in climate variations coast to coast.

Hand-Made $4095
Hand-Finished $3095

MP

The Menu A/H 25/26

A Curated Seasonal Narrative

This season sees the expression of tonal texture; cloth with a sueded effect in the hand and a superlative sumptuality to the touch. Creamy and color blocked, the palette creates a sensual sensibility styled with a “vintage contemporary” aesthetic punctuated by warm color tones and simple exploded silk tie prints.

Advancing the narrative of the all-new 4-Roll-2 button double breasted silhouette from spring, these are statement pieces of sublime impact and everlasting style in the closet. In part, they enhance the entirety of what you already own; and in whole, they create a new “full-look” for fashion this Fall/Winter Season.

In addition to the second Seasonal Noble Fiber Jacket, this season we launch our very own made to order 7-fold neckwear, and dazzle with an antique gold vintage winter hibiscus print dinner jacket.�
I invite you to visit our Newport Beach or New York City Showrooms to explore how The Menu Fall/Winter 25/26 can contribute to your signature aesthetic.

The Menu A/H 25/26

A Curated Seasonal Narrative

This season sees the expression of tonal texture; cloth with a sueded effect in the hand and a superlative sumptuality to the touch. Creamy and color blocked, the palette creates a sensual sensibility styled with a “vintage contemporary” aesthetic punctuated by warm color tones and simple exploded silk tie prints.

Advancing the narrative of the all-new 4-Roll-2 button double breasted silhouette from spring, these are statement pieces of sublime impact and everlasting style in the closet. In part, they enhance the entirety of what you already own; and in whole, they create a new “full-look” for fashion this Fall/Winter Season.

In addition to the second Seasonal Noble Fiber Jacket, this season we launch our very own made to order 7-fold neckwear, and dazzle with an antique gold vintage winter hibiscus print dinner jacket.�
I invite you to visit our Newport Beach or New York City Showrooms to explore how The Menu Fall/Winter 25/26 can contribute to your signature aesthetic.