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Todd Snyder and Lagavulin Launch Scotland-Inspired Time & Craft Collection

other · 2026-10-09

Todd Snyder, a menswear designer based in New York, has teamed up with Lagavulin to create Time & Craft, a special limited-edition line inspired by Islay, Scotland. After establishing his brand 15 years ago following stints at Ralph Lauren, The Gap, and J.Crew, Snyder has previously collaborated with names like D.S. & Durga and Timex. This collection features outerwear, knitwear, and accessories that capture the essence of Islay's colors and textures. A standout item is the Italian suede Stable Jacket, which showcases Lagavulin's Islay Tartan, registered in 2025, along with a wool Chore Coat adorned with the same pattern. Snyder acknowledges Frank Muytjens for introducing him to Scotch, particularly his fondness for Lagavulin 16-Year-Old, and highlights how travel shapes his design approach.

Key facts

  • Todd Snyder has partnered with Lagavulin on a limited-edition collection called Time & Craft.
  • The collection is inspired by Islay, Scotland, and the traditions of the Lagavulin distillery.
  • Snyder previously worked at Ralph Lauren, The Gap, and J.Crew before founding his own label 15 years ago.
  • Two pieces incorporate textiles from Scotland's historic Lovat Mill.
  • An Italian suede Stable Jacket is lined in Lagavulin's Islay Tartan, registered with the Scottish Register of Tartans in 2025.
  • Snyder's signature Chore Coat is cut from wool featuring the tartan's green, peat brown, and copper pattern.
  • Frank Muytjens, former head of menswear design at J.Crew, introduced Snyder to Scotch at The Okura Tokyo.
  • Snyder's design ethos is 'America, informed by the world.'

Entities

Artists

  • Todd Snyder
  • Frank Muytjens

Institutions

  • Lagavulin
  • Lovat Mill
  • Scottish Register of Tartans
  • Ralph Lauren
  • The Gap
  • J.Crew
  • D.S. & Durga
  • Timex
  • L.L. Bean
  • Todd Snyder New York
  • Surface

Locations

  • New York
  • United States
  • Islay
  • Scotland
  • Tokyo
  • Japan

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