April 19th, 2025, will go down in Tehillah history as something special. Not just because it marked the debut of our newest collection, A Time to Define, but because of what the day felt like—celebratory, intentional, and full of the kind of connection that can’t be forced.
We hosted our very first Men’s Spring Fashion Trunk Show at none other than Christopher James Menswear, a space as curated and classic as the pieces we brought with us. If you haven’t had the chance to stop into CJ’s yet, let this be your sign. The store is beautiful, timeless, and full of warmth—just like Chris himself. He’s been one of our biggest supporters from the jump, and the entire team there made this event feel more like a collaboration with friends than anything else.
The morning started with coffee, croissants, and conversation. People filtered in early, some familiar faces we’ve built relationships with over the years, others new connections we were excited to make. The scent of fresh coffee floated through the air, and the mood was effortless. Relaxed. Like a Saturday should be.
And then there were the clothes.
A Time to Define is more than just a spring collection—it’s a reflection of years of refining, experimenting, and elevating. We began working on this line over two years ago. It involved more than a few late nights, a lot of back-and-forths, and a trip to Italy that sparked something deeper in our vision. We didn’t just want to release more shirts—we wanted to redefine what luxury menswear could look and feel like. And it had to speak to the modern man: confident, sharp, and not afraid to show some edge.
One of the most exciting things about this drop? Our new fits. For the first time ever, we introduced both slim and casual fits across our styles, something that’s been in high demand from our community. It was amazing to see long-time supporters finally find the fit they’d been waiting for. And they let us know. The response was electric—lots of "finally!" and “this is it” energy.
And then there was the detail. One new client in particular made our whole day when he ran his hand down the sleeve of a shirt and said, “This stitching is clean.” It might seem like a small moment, but for us, it’s everything. That attention to quality, the precision in how our pieces are made—that’s what Tehillah is built on. Hearing it reflected back from someone new? Pure gold.
Prints and color were another standout. We’ve always leaned into the idea that menswear doesn’t have to be muted or boring. Our spring palette features hues that feel fresh but grounded, bold without being loud. Prints that add personality without overpowering. We had a few guests tell us they usually struggle to find colors that feel “right” for them—but with this collection, something just clicked. That was the goal. To offer something beautiful and refined, but also accessible and wearable for real life.
Beyond the clothing, what really stayed with us was the energy in the room. We had the chance to sit down and chat with so many incredible people—learning about their work, their travels, their passions. It’s no secret that yes, we’re here to sell products. But we’re also here to build something human. Something with heart. That’s what gets us out of bed in the morning: connecting with people who appreciate quality, craftsmanship, and creativity—and who are just plain fun to talk to.
The whole day felt like a warm, stylish, and deeply meaningful kickoff to spring. There was laughter. There were stories. There was a sense of shared appreciation for good design and good company. If we could bottle that feeling, we would.
As we packed up the last of our inventory that evening, we couldn’t help but reflect on how far Tehillah has come—and how far we’re still going. This trunk show wasn’t just a sales event. It was a celebration. A little milestone on a much bigger journey. And if you were there, you’re now a part of that story.
So what’s next?
We don’t have the next trunk show location locked down just yet (though we do have a few things in the works we’re very excited about—stay tuned). But one thing is for sure: the journey doesn’t stop here. We’re just getting started.
If A Time to Define is any indication of where we’re headed, then the road ahead looks real good.
To everyone who showed up, shopped, supported, shared a moment with us—thank you. You made this day unforgettable.
