My great grandmother was a tailor in Torrance, California and made the chef’s uniform for Oscar Mayer’s Little Oscar.

 

My grandparents owned a sewing factory in Heavener, Oklahoma that produced western clothing. 

 

My parents had a short lived children's clothing brand that was made in Houston, Texas.  

 

My family history is intertwined with Made in America clothing manufacturing. 

 

Despite how many families have similar connections to domestic clothing manufacturing, many people sadly only know of these legacies anecdotally today. It’s been decades since America was the manufacturing powerhouse it once was and we are losing these first hand experiences.

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I left a corporate career to pursue my passion for menswear and tailoring. I studied the craft from the ground up, learning not only what makes a suit exceptional, but also what makes a client feel confident the moment they try it on. I put in the hours, asked countless questions, and earned my education through experience.

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Lexicon Clothiers is the culmination of that journey. I built Lexicon Clothiers to be the kind of company I always wanted to work for, creating the quality of product that I wish I could have found in the marketplace. Our mission is simple to articulate, but extremely difficult to replicate:

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JACKSON DURBIN

Founder, Lexicon Clothiers