The 21 Best New Menswear Items to Buy This Week

The rare base layer that feels like a genuine flex. —Yang-Yi Goh

In a surprising turn of events, Philly's All Caps Studio dropped a slick capsule with Zara. In a not-so-surprising turn of event, I'll be adding another cap to my collection. —Michael Nolledo

Core warmth > core strength. —Gerald Ortiz

James Coward pieces are rarely priced this well. And this one's a 100% English wool, knit-together-in-Canada, waffley little wonder. It's oversized, so the smaller sizes are actually worth considering, and there's also a full size run still available in the black. —Louis Cheslaw

Monkeyin' around. —Avidan Grossman

Cop this vibrant, breezy number now as a little reminder to yourself that spring is, in fact, coming. —Yang-Yi Goh

The cheery Canucks at Toronto-based Bather might specialize in swim trunks, but they know their way around a fuzzed-out, vintage-inflected flannel, too. —Avidan Grossman

I've not been able to look away from this new Emily Dawn Long belt, made in parternship with Maximum Henry. —Louis Cheslaw

Belt me up, Scotty. —Avidan Grossman

Two pleats, no notes. —Avidan Grossman

This shirt is about to nutmeg my other shirts. —Michael Nolledo

The Cashmere King of Pasadena comes for the wool crown, too. —Avidan Grossman

A hoodie's best friend. —Gerald Ortiz

Still kind of wild to me that there's a collaboration between Online Ceramics and the literal Beatles washing around. —Louis Cheslaw

Reigning Champ's Kyoto Black collection is hand-dyed in Japan by artisans who specialize in a very specific, very dark blank dye. Hello darkness, my old friend. —Gerald Ortiz

Each qualifier in the product name makes me want this sweater more. (It ships soon, allegedly.) —Reed Nelson

These retain (most of) the classic charm of a vintage hiker—shoutout the veg-tanned leather upper and mountaineering eyelets—but boast all the functionality of contemporary tanks. —Reed Nelson

Answering the eternal question: “What if a Rothko was a sweater that got a bit dizzy and a bit somber and also was made out of mohair?” —Reed Nelson

Gimme the hot sauce, Nike! —Michael Nolledo

Rough, tough, and ready to rumble. —Avidan Grossman

A double-breasted coat in a Americana-esque windowpane pattern that also will keep me warm all winter long? Say less. —Mick Rouse

Polo Bear, you've met your match. —Tyler Chin

I'd coach any team if this was the uniform. —Gerald Ortiz

Buk your leather. —Avidan Grossman

A 2000s rom-com heroine sweater (complimentary). —Yang-Yi Goh

I hesitated for too long when Noah and Timex dropped their first collab and missed out. I wasn't going to make that mistake twice when the pre-order link for the sequel hit my inbox. —Mick Rouse

If you’re going to get a vest (and you should), get yourself one that’s tougher than an interstate snowplow—in particular, one made with waxed canvas and fully-lined with a low-twist Japanese flannel. —Reed Nelson

The hat hair is gonna be so worth it. —Michael Nolledo

Support local public radio! —Tyler Chin

Slime green is always a yes. —Gerald Ortiz

A fun homage to the Casio Mini for calculating how much I overspend on clothes. —Michael Nolledo

Leave it to Tracksmith to make a pair of track pants that you can dress up just as easily as you can lounge around in. —Mick Rouse

Enough supple lambskin to clothe the entire cast of the Blade remake. —Avidan Grossman

A standout staple from menswear legend Aaron Levine's debut collection. —Yang-Yi Goh

A puffer with weird paneling is, in fact, my love language. —Reed Nelson

More textured than a plate of fully loaded nachos and twice as satisfying. —Gerald Ortiz

My idea of a "going out" shirt. —Michael Nolledo

Put me in, coach. —Avidan Grossman

Muletide greetings. —Reed Nelson

Big texture, big pockets, big mood. —Yang-Yi Goh

A new clothing mascot has entered the fray. —Tyler Chin

Two words every writer dreams of hearing. (All proceeds benefit Children's Hospital Los Angeles, btw!) —Yang-Yi Goh

What was once just a lone vintage jacket can now be yours thanks to the kind folks at Standard and Strange and Y'2. —Tyler Chin

If you've been sleeping on the small-batch Italian cobblers at Fracap until now, these retro-doused alpine boots will snap you out of your slumber. —Avidan Grossman

When in doubt, let texture guide your way. —Michael Nolledo

Gearing up for my big-ass coat arc. —Gerald Ortiz

Come for the countryside-coded glenplaid Scottish fabric, stay for the crisp center pleats and gentlemanly cuffs. —Avidan Grossman

The platonic ideal of a business casual sweater. —Yang-Yi Goh

What you get when you shrink down the world's first digital watch. —Michael Nolledo

Quick, babe, wake up: the latest GQ Box is here, and it's packed with exquisite cold-weather gear. —Avidan Grossman

Like a pair of Chucks on winter-ready steroids. —Yang-Yi Goh

Peak demure. —Michael Nolledo

With friends like you who needs subtext? —Yang-Yi Goh

I'm way too soft to convincingly pull off these boots, but I still want them so so bad. —Gerald Ortiz

Few tops are as cozy as Aran sweaters, which makes sense since they have to keep those Irishmen warm when it's absolutely frigid out there. —Tyler Chin

Winter won't know what hit it. —Gerald Ortiz

Chat, is it “see-rup” or “sur-up”? —Reed Nelson

There are plenty of renditions of the Marlin out there, but none more classy than this new collab with Mr. Snyder. —Michael Nolledo

The perfect give-me-compliments pants. —Tyler Chin

High school biology teacher core. —Gerald Ortiz

Don't be late to check out this limited-edition jacket. —Tyler Chin

Get yourself a quarter-zip that you can cocoon in. —Reed Nelson

Spooky season might be over, but the telltale "ghost" pockets on these slinky cashmere jeans just gave my wallet a serious fright. —Avidan Grossman

How do you say "wrist candy" in French? —Tyler Chin

A very good gift for a very bad boy. —Avidan Grossman

Fine, indeed. —Tyler Chin

It's a half-zip world, we're all just living in it. —Michael Nolledo

Trouble getting out of bed this morning? Turn your duvet into a shirt and you'll be cozy all day. —Tyler Chin

Romanticizing winter (buying a big topcoat). —Gerald Ortiz

Shout out to fluffy and freaky, two of Snow White's lesser-known short-king suitors. —Avidan Grossman

After doing the math, I can confirm that these would look good with every pair of pants I own. —Reed Nelson

Get ready for the two-month period during which I exclusively wear Fair Isle. —Tyler Chin

When I retire to tend to my garden just south of Provence this is the only jacket I'm bringing. —Avidan Grossman

It’s hard to imagine how hairy conditions would have to be to overmatch this absolute monster of a winter coat. —Reed Nelson

It's not cold enough to wear this in NYC yet, but I'll buy it now as a kind of manifestation technique. —Gerald Ortiz

It might be unseasonally warm right now, but I just know that frost is right around the corner. —Tyler Chin

Your favorite Budapest-based brand hits Zara! The Nanushka x Zara collab has everything you need for the perfect minimal fall wardrobe. —Miles Pope

J.Crew's neatly-creased jeans will last you a decade's worth of chores and then some. —Avidan Grossman

There wasn’t any pressing need to riff on the unimpeachable Mountain Light, but the addition of green laces and the implementation of a sandy suede challenges that notion. —Reed Nelson

Eyes on the prize. —Gerald Ortiz

Feel the fringe. —Avidan Grossman

The cardigan of the season is undoubtedly the crewneck cardigan and this fluffy cashmere joint from COS is a perfect rendition. —Gerald Ortiz

PJs fit for a PJ. —Avidan Grossman

You’re going to have to remind yourself not to wear this sweater. —Reed Nelson

Got me down for the count. —Michael Nolledo

So damn pettable you might want to put yourself on a leash. —Avidan Grossman

Do I need more jeans? Absolutely not. But when Auralee talks, I listen. —Gerald Ortiz

A new style of cardigan is about to infiltrate your wardrobe. —Tyler Chin

The waviest boat shoes on the market get a lush, high-top makeover. —Avidan Grossman

Does the Voltron strap provide any further structural support? Don’t know, don’t care, am absolutely hypnotized by the top-down view. —Reed Nelson

These are part of a (great) suit, but they also happen to be one of the best-fitting, full-legged pair of winter slacks I own. —Reed Nelson

The rumors are true: New York retail is so back, baby. —Avidan Grossman