Arguably the Most Iconic Italian Ride of All Time Gets a Stunning Heritage Redesign

In honor of its 80th anniversary, Vespa has spun up a commemorative capsule collection spanning both apparel and scooters. As such, beyond patch sets, hats, a helmet and various other celebratory digs, the brand is offering up a run of special Primavera and GTS tribute models. As part of the designation, each example is painted in an eye-catching heritage-inspired patel hue. What’s more, they all bear a special plate on the front shield, and the back shield features an “80 years of Vespa Est. 1946” badge to mark the milestone.

Apple has launched its annual Pride Collection for 2026. Along with special edition wallpapers and backgrounds for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch, Apple also introduced this version of its Sport Loop band for your Apple Watch. It’s a woven pattern that seamlessly blends 11 nylon yarn colors together. According to Apple, the resulting design “is joyful and vibrant, showcasing a full spectrum of colors that reflect the unique identities that shape LGBTQ+ communities worldwide.” It’s available in three sizes: 40mm, 42mm and 46mm.

Sweater hoodies are often too sweater and not enough hoodie, but J.Crew skews in the other direction with a high-gauge rib knit that provides plenty of flexibility and ventilation, and it is complete with a drawcord and kangaroo pocket. The fabric is 100-percent cotton, so it will get softer with age. It is only available in a blue-and-white rugby stripe.

Moroccan menswear brand Casatlantic unveils its Spring/Summer 2026 Collection, inspired by childhood memories of Morocco. The collection runs the gamut from baseball caps to tailored suits, with plenty of new and classic takes on Casatlantic’s mainstays like high-waisted linen trousers and knit cotton polos. Highlights include the Windbreaker in cotton poplin, the 1940s British military-inspired Uniform jacket and the Saka camp shirt in linen. Prices range from $70 for a baseball cap to $570 for a suit jacket.

Vuarnet has expanded its Racing collection with the Racing 05, a performance-focused silhouette crafted for high-output sports. The Racing 05 excels across running, cycling and alpine terrain, and uses Vuarnet’s mineral lenses, as well as a high-strength nylon frame and rubber grips on the temples for a secure fit and superior visual clarity. The sunglasses also offer infrared protection, as well as 100 percent UV protection. The wraparound, high-coverage frame is engineered for stability at speed.

That’s no moon…it’s Buck’s latest Buck of the Month launch. And for May, the brand has put out a properly sharp tribute to a galaxy far, far away with this Rebel-colored EDC blade. Of course, the “Galaxy-worn” Stormtrooper white blade and orange handle are much more than just lookers; they’re also high-quality and performance-focused. For instance, the blade is Cerakote-finished MagnaCut steel, making it an incredible all-around performer from its edge retention down to its corrosion resistance. And the aluminum handle is both durable and lightweight. Put plainly, this is much more than just a cheeky gimmick.

Renowned moto helmet brand AGV evolves its legendary K range with a new premium full-face brain bucket that blends World Championship tech with long-distance comfort. Highlights include an ultralight shell weighing just over three pounds, a panoramic visor offering a 190-degree field of view, patented crown pad ventilation to keep your dome cool and a wind-tested silhouette with integrated spoiler to decrease neck fatigue. One other notable element is variety: the K7 is available in 16 different treatments, ensuring there’s something for everyone.