Officially launched in 2014, the Nathon Kong label began operating out of a truck, which acted as a mobile boutique, solar-powered and fully integrated with a built-in 3D body scanner. This unique model was dubbed Tailor2Go and the Nathon Kong label benefited from this stand-out vehicle in generating buzz and curiosity around the brand. But it was the trust, personalization, and quality expertise Nathon Kong brought to the table that won the hearts of its loyal clientele.

Today, we invites the customers at our private showroom in the heart of Montréal, Place des Arts. However, the truck remains a staple at events.

In 2019, we launched a Limited collection of fashion accessories 100% made with Mulberry Silk and unique artwork of artists / patients from the organization Les Impatients. Every piece tells the story of a unique journey to recovery through the power of creative expression.

10% of all proceeds are given back to the community to support and raise awareness for mental health.

As unique as each Nathon Kong suit is, the one thing found constant with every suit is its signature Kong Stone discreetly embedded within the sleeve: a citrine gem blessed by monks in Buddhist ritual, signifying success and personal will. 

Akin to a soldier’s uniform, a suit is an important part of a successful man’s everyday—an armor he puts on, giving him the confidence needed to face the day-to-day challenges of his corporate war. But a soldier always carries with him a charm, and—like a photograph or lucky rabbit’s foot—the Kong Stone nests with in is uniform, bringing him luck and prosperity.

To respond to the global health crisis and with a background in microbiology, the Designer Nathon Kong created a reusable and washable face mask to be the best protective and fashionable with the purpose to help the community. Creating a new platform for seamstress who lost their jobs during the pandemic and allow them to work from home to handmade each mask in security. This collection of Silk Face Mask celebrate art and raise awareness about mental health with the artwork of artists / patients from Les Impatients. 10% of the proceeds are given back to the community.