Its name testifies to this, the brand claims a very high-end positioning. As a result, prices are very high and often inaccessible for most of us.
Even if you pay a lot for the creative work, it should be noted that the tailoring is rather admirable. The materials and production (Portuguese and increasingly Italian) are really satisfactory: there is still a real effort on this point.
Other details that drive up prices: the very small quantities produced and the numerous details (real feathers on shirts, hidden embroidery, etc.).
Strangely, it is quite easy to find OAMC pieces on sale or in clearance sales, which can be a relevant alternative for obtaining a beautiful piece for a (roughly) reasonable price.
Be careful though, the sizing is very particular and changes from one collection to another. To try before buying, therefore!
Founded in 2012, the “OAMC” or “Over All Master Clothes” brand quickly found its audience and its reputation did not take long to cross borders.
Under the artistic direction of Luke Meier , the OAMC team is made up of ex-members of Carhatt and Visvim.
At the crossroads of sportswear, military and workwear influences , the brand assumes a simple design, based on clean lines and hidden details.
Furthermore, the label has produced some nice collaborations, with Heschung in particular.
