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My Approach to Menswear Design

bySaggar MehraStudio in Defence Colony, New Delhi; Available across Delhi NCRStarts from22,000 Per Co-ord SetView full gallery

I view menswear as a canvas for exploring the tension between chaos and structure. Every garment I build is a dialogue between the art I imagine and the tailoring that brings it to life.

A glimpse into my world, where instinct guides detail and every silhouette begins with purpose. In my own words, I explain how I organize chaos by constructing, deconstructing, and reconstructing language in design.

The unknown is not a void, it is a beginning. This image captures the essence of "The Gates" collection, an entry into spaces of illusion and discovery where boundaries blur.

Every line begins as a thought. This sketch for "The Gates" collection shows how a concept, born at the edge of illusion, first reveals itself on paper before it is translated into form and fabric.

"The Gates" is an invitation to step beyond the visible, where illusion meets truth and structure gives way to chaos. This abstract visual represents the core tension of control and freedom in my work.

Disruption, Energy, Illusion. This graphic represents the core themes of my A/W 25 collection, viewed through an archway that acts as a gate to a new perspective.

Every collection begins with a question. This mood board of textures and details from the A/W 25 collection asks you to step closer, past what you see, and into what you feel.

Fragments of a vision for "The Gates" A/W 2025. This video shows patterns that pulse like energy and textures that breathe, distort, and expand, forming the living language of the collection.

The emblem is more than a mark. The gorilla represents what I stand for: strength without noise, evolution without compromise. This is the new face of Saggar Mehra.

A collection where ritual meets rebellion and tradition confronts the future. This note defines my exploration of the space between symbolism and structure through garments that are emotional and engineered.

From raw to commanding form. This image and text capture my process: every piece begins with instinct and ends in precision. Tailoring is not just technique; it's a second skin.

About The Design Philosophy

My design process is rarely linear. I start with a sketch that often feels chaotic, then I spend hours at the cutting table deconstructing the traditional form of a suit or kurta. We do not just stitch fabric together; we build the internal architecture of the garment using half-canvas or full-canvas construction to ensure the weight of the embroidery sits perfectly on your frame. It is the invisible work inside that makes the silhouette hold its ground.

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