Each with an interesting backstory, these topnotch homegrown labels from the Lion City have every guy style covered&mdash;from classic to contemporary, from sleek to street.

The Shirt Bar
This full-range menswear brand&mdash;they offer everything from shirts and suits to cufflinks and cummerbunds&mdash;is committed to being a better version of the global labels and fashion houses they once designed and produced for.
The Shirt Bar intends to deliver ethically produced merchandise that promotes sustainable farming and manufacturing practices, fair wages, and the highest production standards. The result? Quality pieces that survive fashion&rsquo;s trend cycles.

Beyond The Vines
The multidisciplinary design studio has enjoyed a cult following among coolhunters within Singapore and beyond for its refreshing take on what fashion considers basic building blocks. Collaborating with contemporary creatives, the brand&rsquo;s t-shirts, outerwear, and accessories transcend from comfortable to covetable.&nbsp;

Zelos Watches
Believing that &ldquo;great timepiece designs should not be confined to luxury brands,&rdquo; online entrepreneur and watch enthusiast Elshan Tang took to Kickstarter to seek support for his one-of-a-kind items&mdash;and to overwhelming results.&nbsp;
Since 2014, Zelos has kept its clientele satisfied and future ones curious with their timepieces that marry premium design and quality materials with reasonable pricing.

Vilhelm Watches
Founded by entrepreneur Nop Srinara together with friend and Zelos Watches&rsquo; Elshan Tang, Vilhelm is a must-know for steel sports watch fans. Designed with the best available materials in the market and produced in small batches, their crowd-drawing timepieces are likewise fueled by crowdfunding and ever-reliable word of mouth.

SBTG
Sneaker artist and streetwear designer Mark Ong&rsquo;s well-received, Hypebeast-covered sneaker collaborations trace back to a heady cocktail of punk rock, cartoons, and skateboarding from his youth. Under the alias SBTG, Ong has worked with esteemed labels such as Nike, Asics, and New Balance and created an international following.
SBTG has taken the next, necessary step in its evolution, diving into the digital marketplace with its debut NFT, his take on the Nike SB Down Low.

Duxton
There&rsquo;s an overall sense of pride and daring that envelops Duxton&mdash;in its use of various sized and racially diverse men as brand ambassadors, its celebration of dads and drag queens alike, and the extended sizing of its merchandise. For these things alone, the brand&mdash;also serving women and children&mdash;deserves your full attention.

Faculty
Faculty&rsquo;s founder and creative director Larry Peh has made it his resolve to create refined versions of his erroneous purchases over the years&mdash;focusing on fit, material, and the smallest of details. To wit, he designed a white shirt with a black band on the cuff not just for aesthetic reasons; he wanted to mask any sweat or dirt stains that may accumulate throughout the day.&nbsp; This level of attention, coupled with an intentional thought process, shows that Faculty means business.

Take inspiration and note these fashion picks for when you #VisitSingapore soon. The island nation is a treasure trove of interesting men&rsquo;s fashion brands with items that you&rsquo;ll love to bring home. Know more <a href="https://www.visitsingapore.com/en_ph/" title="Visit Singapore">here</a>.&nbsp;

7 Singaporean Menswear Brands That Should Be on Your Radar

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