For more style and grooming releases, check out our collection of the best new gear of 2022.
Both the grooming and style spaces are hard to keep up with. Sure, you can stay close to a few core brands and never really need to deviate all that often, but that methodology really limits you (and your wardrobe). There are loads of brands out there, both big and small, new and undiscovered, offering incredible outerwear, exfoliants, boots and beyond.
Each week, we round up the best style and grooming releases here, in our guide to the best of them thus far this year.
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This tasteful curb chain bracelet from Piercing Pagoda's jewelry brand Banter is made in Italy from 10K hollow gold. The 8.5-inch chain is secured with a lobster claw clasp and hangs relaxed on the wrist.
Price: $469
Made from recycled nylon, this rain shell from Adidas and Japanese cult-favorite brand And Wander features an adjustable hood, two-way zipper and plenty of pockets. Though the colorway is tonal, built-in reflective panels will make you more visible to traffic at night.
Price: $329
Famed Texas bootmaker Lucchese teamed up with country singer Chris Stapleton on a collection of well-made cowboy boots. The most affordable and understated pair in the group is the Old Friend, an Italian-suede boot with mule ear pull straps and a Torero side seam — Stapleton calls it part of the "songwriters’ uniform."
Price: $695
Made in Japan, these throwback sunglasses reference eyewear worn by an inmate photographed during Johnny Cash's infamous concert at San Quentin state penitentiary in 1969. Made from 10mm cellulose acetate, they silver hatchet-shaped front pins, custom nine-barrel hinges and mauve CR-39 lenses.
Price: $875
These summer slip-ons are the perfect mix of relaxed and refined. Made in Spain, they feature an Italian suede upper, a non-slip rubber bottom and a breathable jute footbed. The heel is also collapsible if you want to just slide into them. (Note: Suede will stretch over time, so order down if you're between sizes and use a shoe horn for the first few wears.)
Price: $248
Designed in collaboration with Golden Saddle Cyclery, these Japanese-made sunglasses reference vintage cycling shades and come with copper polarized lenses. The frames feature an injected nylon construction with titanium arms, and the rubber nose pads are both adjustable and hypoallergenic.
Price: $295
Two great companies based in the Northwest teamed up on a collab that pays homage to a pivotal year for both brands. In 1964, Buck Knives sold its first 110 folder and Nicks Handmade Boots sold its first loggers. Now you can buy the Nicks BuilderPro in 1964 brown with a knife pocket that perfectly holds the 110 (this version of the 110 has smaller pins like the knives of the '60s).
Price: $699
Maybe you want to channel Rick Ruben after reading The Creative Act. Or maybe, you just read Born to Run and are looking for some minimalist kicks. Maybe you just care about the beaches and ocean and want to support Surfrider. Or maybe, you just want a comfy summer slip-on. Whatever the case, these are for you.
Price: $65
April
Popular skincare brand Lumin just rebranded. Its new, all-black aesthetic comes with new products, too — like the Instant Dark Circle Corrector. It's yellow-tinted, which helps hide dark circles on most skin types.
Price: $19
Huckberry's newest super-cheap sunglass shape is the Sunseeker, a modern, rectangular design in a tortoise hue.
Price: $39
Todd Snyder prefers his martini dirty — hence the name of his new lace-up Vans, which are a reference to the olive (and olive juice) included in any good one.
Price: $125
The ideal summer shirt... in a lightweight, Indigo-dyed chambray. Plus, it's garment-washed for instant softness.
Price: $128
Just in time for the NBA playoffs, Phoenix Suns guard Devin Booker collaborated with Converse on his own custom, totally tonal Chuck 70. The NBA star often wears 70s, but now these have his own twist: a one-of-one, Arizona-inspired license plate at the heel.
Price: $95
GLCO embraces its California roots by collaborating with LA nightlife magnate John Terzian. These are the perfect shades for a late night club visit, whether you're an invited VIP or praying you get in.
Price: $525
London luxury sneaker brand Lavair just dropped a new basketball-inspired silhouette, the Vadum. It's covered in green suede, a tan midsole and a grey outsole, with gold accents all over.
Price: $279
We recently called Adsum's knits the "best upgrade hoodie," and it's hard to argue with this new colorway, which comes courtesy of a collab with Gramicci. It's the perfect purple hue, a color that's certainly trending this season.
Price: $160
New for spring 2023, Warby Parker's acetate aviators, the Braden, come with a keyhole bridge, black frames and silver dotted rivets — and the traditional green lenses. Retro but modern: what Warby does best.
Price: $95
Awake NY designer Angelo Baque worked with Champion on the Senior Thesis Collection, a suite of limited-edition crewnecks and hoodies. This one is the best of the bunch.
Price: $135
Herschel, a brand better known for its soft-sided bags, debuted a new line of hardshell luggage. It's simple, sturdy and ready to be stuffed to the brim.
Price: $225
Aether pairs Japanese acetate with Japanese polarized and anti-reflective lenses to create sunglasses that help you see no matter the setting (or intensity of the sun). Plus, they look pretty damn good.
Price: $425
Supreme's latest loafer was made in collaboration with Dr. Martens. The vibrant, royal blue colorway takes the cake, with its gold accent tassels and stark black sole.
Price: $188
Kith's latest collaborative collection with outdoor brand Columbia's fishing sub-label, Columbia PFG (Performance Fishing Gear) features a number of wind- and water-proof designs — like the pocket-covered Madison Jacket, which may be built for boat life but works well on city sidewalks, too.
Price: $295
March
Activewear brand Lululemon's collab with mental health-focused label Madhappy expands on the idea that physical activity is key to a balanced life — hence why they made lined running shorts. They're comforting but high-performing, and good-looking as well.
Price: $98
The days of in-person sneaker releases are long gone — or at least Nike hopes so. However, upstart London label Corteiz coordinated a massive drop in Manhattan in March, queuing folks in midtown before sending them downtown to a bodega, where these sneakers were up for sale. Plus, they're an incredible collaborative debut — release day story aside.
Price: ~$295
Mission Workshop's Notch Modular Sling Pack can be worn across your chest or around your hips, making it ideal for bike rides but also long hikes, where they may be another bag on your back.
Price: $125
Golden beets are the hero ingredient in Beekman 1802's Sunshine Body Scrub. They help hydrate the skin while fine particulate exfoliates.
Price: $38
Channeling summer camps and garage gigs, Profound's new Patchwork Trucker Jacket features a few dozen custom patches atop a faded denim top layer.
Price: $208
Go bold! Barbour's known for its notoriously subtle, uniquely British hues, but this collab with Palm Angels conjures Skittles, not gray skies.
Price: $599
Most fleeces are bad for the environment. They're often made from virgin plastics, and they shed, releasing microplastics into our water streams. Aether's well-made Walsh Full-Zip is built from recycled polyester, bypassing raw materials for reused ones.
Price: $325
Trail runners are red hot. Norse Projects knows this and enters the ring with its Lace Up Runner, a Vibram-soled sneaker made from ripstop nylon with an Ortholite insole.
Price: $325
A manic mishmash of colors and textures, Action Bronson's collaborative New Balance 990v6 represents many things, the rapper says, from the colors he uses when painting to the waves he rides when boogie boarding.
Price: $220
Brooklinen, a brand better known for its sheets and robes, just dropped a collection of cleaning products, too, like the Essential Detergent, a fragrance-free formula with no harmful additives.
Price: $22
Apple TV's Ted Lasso is in its final season, but Nike wants it to live forever. It just dropped a collection of official AFC Richmond merch, from jerseys and hoodies to T-shirts and scarves.
Price: $35+
Originally only available overseas, Red Wing brought its Abilene Classic Moc stateside. The roughout leather boots will break in differently than traditional hide, but these are harder to find and just as hard-wearing.
Price: $299
This new scent conjures the chemical reaction that occurs when ink hits paper. Notes of rice steam, premium paper and black ink strike a balance between blank and bold.
Price: $125
Sneakersnstuff continues to prove it's so much more than just a sneaker store — hence the "nstuff." Its in-house line, SNS Seasonals, continues to grow, too. These Field Pants are pretty damn good.
Price: $209
I'll be the first to say I've never loved how On's sneakers look. These, however, the all-white Cloudaway, look great. Get 'em while they're still in stock.
Price: $140
With a top texture like corduroy, Flint and Tinder's new Bedford Barn Jacket is waxed, which means it is water resistant. It's a stylish, classically simple jacket with enhanced functionality (like extra pockets).
Price: $228
This is the second time designer Todd Snyder has collaborated with Randolph, the foremost maker of aviator shades. These celebrate the latter's 50th anniversary.
Price: $400
Bag brand Eastpak and high-end luxury label A-COLD-WALL collaborated on a suite of cool bags, including this speckled helmet bag, which works as a tote or, as the name implies, a home base for your bike helmet.
Price: $165
The colors of a classic, coastal sunset, Thierry Lasry's new collab with upstart fashion brand Midnight Rodeo features a few frames in bold hues. These are just as '70s as they are today, making them the ideal cherry on top of tons of outfits.
Price: $510
Nike SB worked with the Jordan brand to retool the popular Jordan 4 for skateboarders, swapping to the toe shape to an original design from '89, adding plastic detailing and switching in a gum sole.
Price: $225
Harley Davidson hit reset on its apparel arm. The brand introduced HD Collections, a hub for higher-end Harley gear spearheaded by Yeezy alum Louise Goldin.
Price: $295
The secret's out on Norda, a brand we called "Canada's next big thing in trail running." But these are now bigger than that — in fact, they're a damn good lifestyle sneaker, and people are catching on. Cop these, which are the classic 001 in a new cool blue colorway.
Price: $295
Bodega worked with Beams on a suite of collaborative clothing, accessories and sneakers. This simple button down stands out, thanks to its chest patch, which features both brands but looks like a private prep school seal.
Price: $130
A celebration of musician Miles Davis, these Garrett Leight shades are the embodiment of a "golden jazz club." They're chunky but soft-edged, which means they work for a number of face shapes.
Price: $395
Nike's "Reimagined" series features classic Jordans designed to look, well, used. The venerable Jordan 3 White Cement is the latest sneaker to get said treatment, and it looks great.
Price: $210
There are black tees and then are there are Kyoto black tees. These are dyed Japan's darkest shade of black, which was created by "artisans who have worked with only one colour since 1915," the brand says.
Price: $105
A collab rooted in tennis culture, Corridor's K-Swiss Classic '66 is an icon, reinvented using recycled cotton, faux leather and cork.
Price: $90
Journalist Maggie Bullock's debut book, The Kingdom of Prep: The Inside Story of the Rise and (Near) Fall of J.Crew documents the good, bad and, well, ugly behind one of America's most well-known mall brands. Can they make a comeback? What would that "comeback" even look like? These questions, answered, along with plenty of insider anecdotes, are all inside.
Price: $30
Debuted during New York Fashion Week, Raleigh Denim Workshop's exclusive Allen Edmonds Strand Dahlia Oxford is made from black selvedge denim. That means these will fray, not patina, but that's part of the fun. Imagine how these will look 10 years from now.
Price: $495
Sky High Farm Workwear brand is separate from the Sky High Farm. But the brand took the opportunity to recreate a classic farm-work attire: a chore coat. This one's embellished with embroidered and beaded art, in a bright blue hue with a contrasting brown corduroy collar.
Price: $920
A truly polarizing pair of sneakers, the Tiffany x Air Force 1 1837 dropped via Tiffany and select retailers on March 7th after months of teasing and previewing. If you want a pair now, you'll have to pay the resale price: a surprisingly low $900.
Price: $400
Just in time for spring, Anerkjendt's Aksune knit conjures summer surf sessions in a timeless way, like the Endless Summer posters we all hung on our dorm room walls.
Price: $119
A mix of leather rubber, suede and indigo-dyed fabric, the Universal Works x Flower Mountain Yamano 3 is a high-end sneaker in a heady color combo.
Price: $295
Todd Snyder's new The Artifact Collection is a limited-edition release by Snyder and Michael Graham, the founder of Savant Studios, a Brooklyn-based store that doubles as a design studio. Graham added embellishments to some of Snyder's core styles, turning simple outerwear into art.
Price: $2,000
In a blind study conducted by Axe and a third party data collector, 73 percent of testers preferred Axe's new Fine Fragrances over real eau de parfums — like Bleu de Chanel, Versace Pour Homme and Polo Blue Ralph Lauren. The Green Geranium scent is the fan favorite so far, but all are decent.
Price: $8
"Reproduced style from a bygone era" is my favorite type of new release. As such, The Real McCoy's Type B-6 Jacket really strikes a chord. It's a beautiful, faithful rendition of a jacket the brand spotted in a famous military photo, from the shearling cuffs and hem all the way to the zipper tabs.
Price: ~$2,817
Each one of WP Standard's Repurposed Military Travel Totes is different from the last, thanks to the found nature of the raw material: authentic salvaged military canvas. The idea stems from founder Ryan Barr's personal project of transforming his dad's old Vietnam-era duffle into a travel bag.
Price: $375
Built to battle the toughest storms, Buck Mason's new convertible Storm Stopper Field Jacket comprises a cotton/poly twill shell with a DWR finish, hidden hood attachment anchors and a cinched hem.
Price: $278
Spring is creeping in, and a pop of color is in order. Cue Wacko Maria and Gramicci: the brands collaborated on a suite of brightly colored tops and bottoms — these animal printed shorts included.
Price: ~$185
Sleek, simple and impressively low profile, Chimi's all-grey 05 Sunglasses, despite the name, do not recall the mid-aughts. They're more modern, with a smoky finish that'll protect your eyes from UV rays.
Price: $160
This pomade isn't new, per se, but it is to most people, who might not have stumbled across the Boulder, Colorado-based brand yet. It's an all-natural product with a concrete color and a solid hold, all while being malleable enough to be restyled later in the day.
Price: $27
With the season finale of HBO's The Last of Us on the horizon, I've got fungi on my mind. So does Cactus Store, as you can see. The shop reissued its Taxa Sweatshirt 9, which showcases insects zombified by cordyceps fungi, the same strain that triggers the apocalypse in the show.
Price: $120
Finished in spring-friendly tones, Maison Kitsuné and niche outdoor brand and Wander's collaborative jacket is rain- and wind-proof but without being too technical. Sure, it looks the part, but it separates itself from the pack with unique pocket placement and its pistachio-cotton-candy colorway.
Price: TBD (Out March 8th)
February
Nike uses several nicer materials for its Air Max 1 Premium, the higher-end rendition of its core model. Beyond better looking, this design is more comfortable, too.
Price: $179
Hodinkee is more than a watch outlet. It's a watch retailer and, now, it sells hats and bags, too. This 6-panel cap is made from navy wool with an unlined crown and an adjustable leather strap in the US by Ebbets Field Flannels.
Price: $80
There's pack light and then there's pack really light. Rimowa's reissued Pilot Case forces you to pack less, but it helps you make the most of the internal storage space with dedicated pockets, a divider and even a water bottle slot.
Price: $1,500
It's rare that two brands truly mesh. Collaborations, you see, are often just for show — to stir up interest in what the two brands are doing independently. But 18East and Earth Studies really clicked, as you can see by these patterned Field Pants.
Price: $250
Adsum's new spring collection features an assortment of stylish bags, but none are quite as good as this purple Zip Tote, which is tech-y, sure but easy to use and even easier to carry, even when fully loaded.
Price: $90
An even mix of rugged and refined, Unmarked's all-black Dress Señor Boots put a punctuation mark on any formal outfit. But you don't have to just wear them that way. The supple calf leather upper will age gracefully, lending these boots a patina unlike you've seen before.
Price: $350
The footwear experts at Alden made a new collection especially for J.Crew, which is aptly titled Alden for J.Crew. In the new drop is this six-eyelet chukka, a short boot with quite the footprint still.
Price: $677
Argyle but grunge, Jelado's newest mohair cardigan is inspired by Kurt Cobain and actually named after his band's song "Breed," the fourth track on Nirvana's seminal record, Nevermind.
Price: $415
This liner jacket was made in tandem with the NBA and LA store Union, but you wouldn't know it. There are no extra logos or labels, just an orange Canada Goose jacket with plenty of potential.
Price: $750
Made in Maine by Easymoc for American Trench, the Scout Boot mixes colors and materials but in a cohesive way. From suede to leather to the off-white Vibram sole, each part looks better than the last.
Price: $250
Quince's small capsule of hard-sided luggage just dropped, and it's the first time in a while I can remember finding quality luggage for under $150. For $129, you get polycarbonate suitcase with Japanese-crafted wheels and an internal compression system. A steal, if you ask me.
Price: $129
This new version of The North Face's '92 Nuptse Jacket imbues the iconic style with improved technology, which helps keep you warmer without additional weight.
Price: $360
Read more about The North Face's Low-Fi Hi-Tek collection.
These spread like wildfire when they were first announced, appearing on the streets, courtside at basketball games and all over social media. The BRB (Big Red Boots) are MSCHF's latest project. Whether they're your cup of tea or not, they clearly caught on.
Read more about MSCHF's Big Red Boots.
Price: $350
When Dior previewed its Mystery Ranch collab, plenty were surprised — us included. Mystery Ranch is a known name in outdoor gear, but not high fashion accessories.
Read more about the Dior x Mystery Ranch collab.
Price: $4,000
Reese Cooper is a talented designer, and his debut boot impressed even the staunchest critics. Now, his follow-up, the Lanier Boot, is here. It's really good.
Price: $848
Tyler, the Creator's GOLF WANG line is expanding into essentials — like this colorful tote, which just went on sale this week.
Price: $60
Cosplay as part of the Ranch with Wrangler's new Yellowstone Trucker Jacket. It's unlined, which makes it good for even warm days, while the logo makes this look like a prop, not merch.
Price: $69
Adidas's newest basketball collection features a new rendition of the Rivalry Low 86, a lifestyle sneaker with hoops roots.
Price: $110
More than a travel motto, Roark's 'Everywhere' message makes for an excellent tee. The saying is all over Pinterest, written in plenty of ugly fonts, but it looks brand new like this.
Price: $39
A style from Fay's archive reproduced for today, the 4 Ganci jacket is an icon from the '80s, albeit with tweaks to make it appropriate for today. The hook fastenings remain, but the outer shell is made from coated slub canvas, which gives it waterproof capabilities. This is outerwear at its finest.
Price: $2,025
Baxter of California's new fragrance collection includes Canyon Incense, a unisex scent that conjures the "leafy, woodsy canyons of California." It's a remote environment made accessible, as an aroma you'll be eager to re-apply.
Price: $98
Most denim jackets aren't warm enough for fall or even winter. This iteration by Noah is quilted, which makes it super warm. But it doesn't look too bulky. Plus, it's bright blue.
Price: $298
Woah, Warby! This is definitely one of the DTC glasses brand's coolest collabs: a trendy pair of tinted sunglasses with rapper ASAP Nast, an affiliate of ASAP Rocky.
Price: $95
Digital printed distressing isn't new, but Our Legacy executed their new digi-denim with serious skill.
Price: $420
These smart, circular Moscot frames are new for this season. They're geek chic, if you will, while being big enough to not look too avant garde.
Price: $330
Billy Reid flips a classic workwear silhouette on its head by using soft, supple suede, not waxed canvas, cotton canvas or even ripstop.
Price: $798
Woolrich's new zip-front Timber Overshirt balances being both lightweight enough to be layered and heavy enough to wear on its own. Plus, this pattern — dubbed Purple Check — is new for this season.
Price: $450
Reissued ahead of Valentine's Day, Byredo's Unnamed cologne lets you customize the label to your liking. It's a standard scent — Gin Accord, Pink Pepper, Balsam — but the label is yours.
Price: $290
Dickies introduced waxed versions of two of its most popular jackets this month, the Eisenhower Jacket and a classic chore coat. The former features a few more pockets than the original, a flannel lining and a cord collar. Plus, it's obviously weatherproof.
Price: $190
Part cardigan, part jacket, Patta's branded Argyle Cardigan makes argyle look amazing, not anicent.
Price: $165
Union's simple AJKO 1, a new silhouette for Nike, recalls another classic sneaker: the Killshot 2. No, there's no official connection, but, in my opinion, this release looks an awful lot like it from afar.
Price: $150
Gap's new collaborative collection with The Brooklyn Circus centers one of fashion's most creative Black designers, Ouigi Theodore, who has done collections with Macy's, Lee and many more.
Price: $98
Teddy Santis continues to churn out interesting general release designs through his role as New Balance's Creative Director of the Made in USA department. This option, with hits of natural leather and several hues of green, screams early spring.
Price: $200
A clear reference to the Mercedes-Benz logo, Circle Author's Auto Service is made from black waxed canvas and comes with a rear hit that reads "The Best Part of Your Bad Situations."
Price: $40
Crafted With Pride spotlights 750 American companies committed to keeping their manufacturing systems stateside. From backpacks and boots to jeans and jackets, this book has it all, and it's an excellent resource if made in USA is a prerequisite for purchasing.
Price: $30
British brands Percival and SCRT collaborate on a chaotic, black-and-white knit called The Wicker Man. It's bold but easy to pair with plain pants and leather shoes.
Price: $205
See life through rose colored lenses — literally, thanks to Oliver Peoples and mental health-focused fashion brand Madhappy.
Price: $584
Tom Sachs's boldly boring General Purpose Shoe drops again this month via Nike and Nike Craft, his growing hub for all things Nike x Tom Sachs. This all-brown pair embodies the design's utilitarian spirit.
Price: $110
January
Fear of God designer Jerry Lorenzo's first original Birkenstock model is the Los Feliz, a men's and women's style with an oversized suede strap. The sole is different than Arizona's, too, which it obviously borrows from for other features.
Price: $445
Pretty in pink, right? That's how the saying goes? Stüssy has me thinking ahead to spring, when blossoming flowers will match this bright pink bomber.
Price: $280
I'm not a Dodgers fan, but this new concept from New Era looks pretty cool. It clearly aligns with the aesthetic of newer brands like Aimé Leon Dore without biting too hard.
Price: $56
Oceanic and herbal, Todd Snyder's new custom cologne with D.S. & Durga expands on the duo's existing relationship. The brand worked with Snyder to make an homage to East Coast beaches, but especially the mornings on them, when all is quiet but impressively fragrant.
Price: $190
Designed to celebrate the XT-6's 10th anniversary, the Recut 'Wren Kangaroo' colorway refines the storied silhouette, with dark browns, stark blacks and even some kind-of-copper notes.
Price: $190+
This animalistic riff on Sperry's classic Authentic Original Boat Shoe boasts a pattern toe and tongue, black suede uppers and red contrasting stitching — as well as a matching Vibram outsole. It's fun and, in the nicest way possible, doesn't feel like a Sperry shoe.
Price: $140
This all-new welterweight selvage denim was made in partnership with the famed Japanese denim mill Kuroki Mills, in the Ibara City region on the Okayama island. It's designed to look like heavyweight raw denim without, well, the weight — it's only 11 oz, which is how much normal jeans wear. It's raw denim without the work, if you will.
Price: $158
Greats wants you to get out there in style. Its all-new Park Hiker is ready for wet sidewalks and squishy grass, but not much more — not Everest, is what I'm saying. It has a sneaker-inspired sole with leather and suede accents. And, to be honest, I like the yellow laces, but I'd be eager to swap them some for tonal ones.
Price: $250
Wool fleece is far better for the environment. You see, polyester fleeces shed an invisible material known as microplastics, when end up in everything: our water supply, fish and even our own bowels. That's why you should go with wool, and a good-looking wool one, to boot — like Percival's part-hoodie, part-quarter zip.
Price: $300
Toast's, well, toasty new beanie is made in Scotland from a blend of Scottish merino wool and soft, Irish alpaca. It's chunky, comfortable and super warm.
Price: $85
Awake NY designer Angelo Baque worked with Asics on an entirely new silhouette, the GEL-NYC. It instantly became one of my favorite Asics styles.
Price: $160
"Tennis is a misdemeanor," the back of this shirt by Palmes and Cowgirl Blue 1962 reads. "De more I mis, de meanor I get!" It's Facebook-level word play, but from two undeniably cool brands. Point, both.
Price: $80
These statement-making sunnies were designed by Italian filmmaker-turned-fashion designer Umit Benan for eyewear label Jacques Marie Mage, the eponymous creative outlet of Jerome Jacques Marie Mage. Called the Belize, this particular frame embodies the personalities of both, with a Western twang.
Price: ~$1,162
Sold in women's sizes, the new Nike x Premium Goods Air Force 1s are eggnog with rainbow beads and black with darker-toned beads. The pairs look impressively hand-done even though they're available at scale (well, sort of) — they're only available via appointment at Premium Goods' Houston store.
Price: $200
Bristol Studio dropped its popular reversible sweat suit in a new, less noticeable navy blue color. The black, gray and green iterations looked nice and all, but it's this blue that looks best both ways.
Price: $380
Few luxury brands have, well, universally appealing signature shoes. But Casablanca's Atlantis design feels like it's been around forever, and in a good way. It's a cool cross between a sportswear design and something super luxe.
Price: €250
Buck Mason's new medium-weight crewneck long-sleeve shirt is built to last. It has sportswear-referencing design features, like a reinforced yoke and double-layered elbows.
Price: $78
Bearaby's newest product is a weighted... cardigan. You can get the comfortability (and pressure) of a full-on blanket in wearable form. You could even double if you're feeling stressed, and if you have a few hundred dollars to spare.
Price: $349
Suicoke's new mid-height shearling boot is like an UGG, but enhanced.
Price: $313
Inspired by ancient Japanese samurai craftsmanship, Vollebak's latest releases — a Sashiko jacket and sweatshirt — mark another achievement in the brand's quest to make the most durable, long-lasting, sustainable apparel. Designed to last as long as possible, each is crafted from 100 percent high-grade jacquard cotton and boasts up to 1 million meta-aramid reinforcement stitches.
Price: $595
Fullcount & Co.'s faithful reproduction of the standard issue khaki chinos soldiers wore in the '40s features an on-trend cut (super wide), a tidy front waist, coin pocket and oversized belt loops.
Price: $245
Inspired by a life-saving "benya" (hot mineral bath) in Russia, Flamingo Estate's Skin Strength Muscle Soak uses French Blue Clay, magnesium, Big Sur Sea Salt and Copaiba Resin Oil to relax muscles, exfoliate the skin and encourage cell renewal.
Price: $60
I've been bullish on this Buck Mason PCH Jacket since it was teased on the brand's site at the end of 2022. It's out now, though, and it's as good as it looks: soft, supple sheepskin leather formed into a classic, zip-front design.
Price: $548
Taylor Stitch's latest collab with legendary San Fran brand Golden Bear Sportswear is a sweet-looking black and blue bomber jacket. It's available via Taylor Stitch's Workshop — in limited quantities, though: just 50.
Price: $598
Tanned using aluminum salts, Mexican footwear brand Unmarked's Eco White Yulka 02GXL Boot sticks out, but for good reason. It's a unique color, sure, but it's the sturdy construction that strikes.
Price: $350
Want a hefty flannel? Look no further than Studio D'Artisan's full-on flannel jacket, which is made from heavyweight, Indigo dyed jacquard check woven fabric. It comes with stacked pockets, taped seams, bartack reinforcements and is finished with reproduction melamine buttons.
Price: $485
Tom Ford's classic Cherry Eau de Parfum is an iconic aroma. Now, though, there are variants — and good ones at that. Take Cherry Smoke, for example. It's the famous fragrance but burnt, and, in my opinion, made better.
Price: $240
When you want to wear fleece, reach for one made from wool, not polyester. Polyester sheds, which sends microplastics into our water supply. Wool options, like this one from American Trench, are better for the planet, but in the long run, too, making you more likely to hold onto it.
Price: $365
Sweater vests are cool, especially when they're made by Jamieson's of Shetland, a storied Scottish company that specializes in woolen knitwear.
Price: $159
