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Faherty built the Movement Knit Blazer for the guy who needs to look sharp without sacrificing comfort. Cut from a custom-developed performance fabric — 64% organic cotton, 31% COOLMAX® EcoMade Polyester, 5% elastane — it delivers 4-way stretch and all-day breathability. A tailored two-button silhouette with notch lapels, flap pockets and four-button functional cuffs keeps it polished, while the unstructured construction means it travels as easily as it dresses up. It earns a place in the rotation from the office to the airport and everywhere in between.

Traeger’s Flatrock brings flat-top cooking to the backyard with serious hardware. Its 3-Zone TruZone system — powered by triple U-shaped burners across a 594-square-inch carbon steel cooktop — lets you sear, griddle and toast simultaneously at different temperatures. Recessed FlameLock construction blocks wind on all sides for more consistent heat and better fuel efficiency, while a built-in fuel gauge keeps you from running dry mid-cook. The EZ-Clean Keg and P.A.L. Pop-and-Lock accessory rail round out a griddle built for outdoor cooks who want restaurant-line versatility at home.

Wahoo’s second-generation KICKR CORE 2 bundles its proven direct-drive smart trainer with Zwift’s Cog and Click system — a universal single-sprocket setup that works with 8- to 13-speed bikes and eliminates cassette swaps between rides. New to this generation: integrated Wi-Fi for automatic firmware updates, 10Hz Race Mode for near-instant power response and KICKR Bridge for Bluetooth sensor bridging. The 5.4kg flywheel delivers smooth, road-like inertia, making it a strong choice for serious Zwift riders who want a low-maintenance indoor setup.

Jacques Solovière’s Oli Boat is a Parisian take on the classic boat shoe — built for style-conscious wearers who refuse to choose between deck-ready function and dressed-up polish. A soft nubuck leather upper provides a rich texture without sacrificing the clean, tactile feel the house is known for, while tonal laces and precise stitching preserve its minimalist character. A sleek rubber sole provides lightweight flexibility and subtle traction on slippery surfaces without scuffing. Handmade in Portugal, it fits the gap between resort casual and a dressier weekend look.

Bellroy and Carryology — two brands that share founders but operate independently — joined forces to build a 4L EDC crossbody that pulls DNA from Bellroy’s Venture and Lite slings, with nods to the Chimera collab along the way. Recycled Baida Nylon covers the main body, while a Dura Lite Nylon auto-compression gusset keeps the silhouette trim whether you’re carrying a lot or a little. A 38mm seatbelt-style strap, coated YKK water-resistant zippers, a Woojin Magic Lock magnetic clasp, scratch-free interior pockets and a discreet rear security pocket with a lock-in-place slider round out the feature set.

Filson built the Dryden Travel Pack from 8.7-oz 1000D Cordura nylon — the same abrasion-resistant, ballistic-weave fabric used across the Huckberry-exclusive Navy Blazer Dryden lineup. A water-resistant nylon interior guards against leaks, while an exterior stow pocket handles quick-access storage for toiletries and tech accessories. This Navy Blazer colorway is a Huckberry exclusive, available alongside the Dryden Duffle Pack Hybrid and Dryden Backpack in the same limited-run collection. Ideal for minimalist packers and carry-on devotees.

Benchmade built the Station around a 5.97-inch CPM-154 stainless steel blade ground to a 14-degree-per-side SelectEdge® bevel — specs more common in high-end boutique cutlery than Oregon-made fixed blades. The clip-point profile blends a broad, tall belly for chopping and scooping with a fine tip that handles detail work usually reserved for a paring knife. G10 scales deliver a no-slip grip whether hands are dry or slick with meat. Backed by Benchmade’s free lifetime LifeSharp service, it suits serious home cooks and camp-to-kitchen cooks alike.

A cold-weather staple that’s earned its place in the kits of backcountry skiers, trail runners and winter hikers, the Capilene Midweight Crewneck hits the sweet spot between weight, breathability and wicking performance in Patagonia’s baselayer lineup. Built from 100% recycled polyester with HeiQ odor control, it manages moisture during hard efforts and holds warmth during rest stops in frigid air.

The lower half of Patagonia’s most versatile baselayer lineup, the Capilene Midweight Bottoms are built from 100% recycled polyester with a diamond-grid construction that traps warm air, wicks moisture and dries fast — the same formula as the matching crew top. That puts them squarely in cool-to-cold territory: warm enough for stationary cold-weather use and breathable enough to handle hard uphill efforts without overheating.

Everything that makes the Capilene Midweight Crew a go-to baselayer, now with a zip neck for on-the-fly ventilation. The stand-up collar gives you a fast way to dump heat on steep climbs or zip up against wind at the summit — a small feature that makes a real difference during variable-output days. Built from 100% recycled polyester with moisture wicking and HeiQ® Fresh odor control, it’s a legitimate upgrade for anyone who spends serious time moving in the cold.

The Kragg sits in Arc’teryx’s own category — part recovery slide, part approach shoe, entirely versatile. A stretchy Spacermesh upper wraps the foot without laces, while an elastic gore locks things down on the move. Collapse the heel and it converts instantly to a slide — ideal at the crag, campsite or airport gate. A Vibram Megagrip outsole with 2mm lugs and a removable INSITE Contoura foam insole round out a shoe built for climbers who refuse to sacrifice comfort between burns.

Proof’s Equator Hybrid Short earns its place as a true do-it-all warm-weather staple. Built from 100% four-way stretch polyester with a DWR finish, it moves freely on trail and repels light moisture and stains. Mesh-lined front pockets drain water after a swim, a concealed front zip pocket and a rear zipper pocket lock down valuables, and a drawcord waistband dials in the fit without a belt. The 7″ inseam hits a versatile middle ground — athletic enough for a hike, clean enough for dinner.

Proof built its Canopy line around one core promise: UPF 50+ sun protection in a silhouette that reads more like a weekend tee than a rash guard. The short-sleeve cut keeps things lightweight and low profile, while the technical fabric handles moisture and heat — making it a practical layer for hikes, travel days or any stretch spent under a midday sun. It sits squarely in Proof’s mission of pairing performance fabrics with everyday wearability, and it pulls it off without any athletic-gear baggage.

Stanley’s Everyday Camp Mug strips the camp cup down to its essentials — a handleless 12oz body built from 18/8 stainless steel with double-wall vacuum insulation and a press-fit, drink-through Tritan lid that keeps splashes at bay. It holds heat for up to 2 hours and keeps drinks iced for 20 hours, all in a compact, dishwasher-safe package. Whether it rides shotgun on a morning commute or sits fireside at a campsite, this mug earns its place in any daily rotation.

The Bedale is one of Barbour’s most iconic silhouettes, and this Oversized (OS) iteration updates the heritage shape with a relaxed, modern fit — short enough to stay versatile, easy enough to layer under or over anything. The Oak Moss colorway delivers a rich, earthy green that works across seasons. Built from coated cotton with a needlecord collar and tartan-turned cuffs, it carries all the hallmarks of a proper Barbour without feeling precious. It’s on sale now at Todd Snyder. Use the code EXTRA20 to get this full discount.

A sport coat that earns its keep through sheer material quality, the Sutton Jacket is cut from Italian cashmere that feels impossibly soft against the skin while holding a clean, relaxed silhouette — unconstructed in the best way. It works as a standalone blazer over trousers or as the top half of a dressed-up suit.

A refined take on a wardrobe classic, the Todd Snyder Cotton-Cashmere Pique Shirt blends the textured comfort of a pique knit with the elevated structure of a dress shirt — complete with a point collar that works just as well under a blazer as it does on its own. The 91% cotton, 9% cashmere fabric keeps it breathable and surprisingly soft, while the black colorway ensures maximum versatility. It’s currently on sale, and the code EXTRA20 takes an additional 20% off sale styles through July 20, 2026.

J.Crew’s Rugby Shirt With Striped Oxford Collar puts a refined spin on one of the brand’s most storied silhouettes. The standout detail is its striped oxford-cloth collar — a preppy contrast that elevates the twill-taped placket and rubber-button construction. Built from 11-ounce cotton jersey in a relaxed fit, it layers well in cooler months and holds up to regular wear. An easy reach for guys who want casual-Friday versatility without sacrificing any weekend-ready character.

Charles and Ray Eames designed this desk in 1952 as working art — and it still earns that title. The 60″W × 28″D × 29″H frame pairs a plywood top and birch-finish file drawer front with a zinc-coated steel structure, available in a natural scheme of birch fronts with black and white panels or a Mondrian-inspired multi-color scheme of birch fronts with red, white, blue and yellow panels. A file drawer and open display shelf keep the surface functional without clutter. It suits design-conscious home offices where midcentury pedigree and daily practicality matter equally.

The Clifton 10 is Hoka’s go-to daily trainer, built for runners who log steady maintenance miles and want a high-stack, plush ride. Its tenth iteration bumps the heel-to-toe drop to 8mm — 3mm more than its predecessor — for a smoother, more heel-friendly transition. A breathable jacquard-knit upper with reflective details and double lace locks keeps fit dialed in. Hoka’s Active Foot Frame adds light rearfoot guidance, so the shoe works for neutral and mild overpronators alike. Available in regular, wide and extra-wide widths, it suits a range of runners looking for a cushioned, high-stack workhorse.

On’s Cloudsurfer Trail 2 Waterproof is built for runners who want a versatile shoe that moves confidently from dirt to pavement without sacrificing comfort. Its CloudTec Phase midsole — built on Helion Superfoam and precision-engineered via Finite Element Analysis — delivers a smooth heel-to-toe ride, while an updated Missiongrip rubber outsole with chevron-shaped lugs delivers improved traction on mixed surfaces. A waterproof membrane keeps feet dry in wet conditions. At approximately 10.9 oz per half pair and an 8mm drop, it suits everyday trail runners chasing both comfort and all-weather capability.

In 2023, Huckberry and Timex teamed up to create an exact reproduction of the 1999 Ironman Flix. Several production runs sold out quickly, and that was that. But now the fan-favorite model of the original training watch is back in a brand new color scheme. Aside from the olive drab case and strap with a black bezel and hunter orange highlights, it is the exact same watch as the original. Features include a chronograph, a countdown timer, a 100-lap memory, a daily alarm and a 10-entry memo pad. As before, this is a limited run that won’t last long.

This discontinued travel pack was once dubbed “the greatest bag ever made.” Then Filson did the unthinkable. It retired the bag. After years of gaining a cult following on the secondary market, a merchandising manager at Huckberry managed to get Filson to revive the bag in its original glory, and since then, it’s now been made available in new compelling shades including navy.

The Huckberry x Goruck GR1 Slick is a Huckberry-exclusive take on the iconic GR1 — built from 1000D Cordura with YKK paracord zipper pulls and a dedicated laptop sleeve that fits up to a 17-inch device. What sets it apart from the standard GR1 is a clean exterior that strips the three rows of exterior PALS webbing and the small hook-and-loop patch area for a low-profile urban silhouette. Made in the USA, it suits commuters, frequent flyers and EDC minimalists who want military-grade durability without the look to match.

On built its reputation on road running shoes, but the Cloudrock Low WP proves it can handle the trail too. An upgraded Missiongrip rubber outsole delivers reliable traction on hard-packed dirt and rocky terrain, while a Helion superfoam midsole with CloudTec pod geometry absorbs impact with a firm, grounded feel. A waterproof membrane — made with 20% recycled content — keeps feet dry, and a reinforced heel counter plus a full-perimeter TPU mudguard add structure that most low-cut hikers skip. Built for day hikers who want boot-like stability, though they should know this shoe carries more weight than most lightweight competitors in the category.

On’s Cloudboom Max targets the four-hours-plus marathoner who’s been underserved by elite super shoes tuned for sub-3-hour racers. A dual-layer Helion HF midsole stacks PEBA on top for energy return and TPEE on the bottom for stability, with a glass fiber-infused nylon Speedboard sandwiched between them — a setup that flexes more forgivingly than carbon. The 40mm heel stack and pronounced heel bevel smooth out transitions for heel strikers, while the breathable engineered-mesh upper locks down without feeling restrictive. Stack height hits race-legal limits; On lists weight at 10.4 oz for men.

On’s Cloudmonster 2 is a max-cushioned road trainer built for runners who want serious underfoot protection without sacrificing forward momentum. Its dual-density Helion superfoam midsole — firmer at the heel, softer up front — sandwiches a nylon-blend Speedboard that drives efficient toe-offs and smooth heel-to-toe transitions. The largest-ever CloudTec® pods deliver compression and rebound with every stride, while a recycled-polyester mesh upper keeps the build responsibly sourced. At 10.5 oz with a 6mm drop, it suits high-mileage daily trainers who prefer a stable, grounded ride.

Barbour’s Transport Casual Jacket takes the brand’s iconic Transport silhouette and strips it down to a lightweight, unlined shell built for shoulder-season wear. The boxy, A-line cut sits shorter than the Bedale but longer than the Spey — a proportion that works equally well over a tee or a mid-layer. Raglan sleeves, a corduroy collar with cotton tartan trim, a tartan interior back yoke, and a brass two-way zip with snap placket keep the heritage cues intact.

Barbour’s Bedale silhouette — born in 1980 as a short riding jacket — gets a warm-weather makeover in the Icons Bedale Casual Jacket. A peached-finish outer in a 45% cotton, 38% polyester, 17% polyamide blend delivers a soft, matte handfeel without the weight of waxed cotton. Hand-warmer pockets, lower bellow pockets and a cord-trimmed jetted zip pocket handle daily carry, while a cotton tartan back yoke and signature cord collar keep the heritage DNA intact. Machine washable and classic in fit, it suits the guy who wants British countryside style without the upkeep.

Barbour’s Spey line traces back to 1981 — a cropped fishing jacket built to be worn with waders on Northern England’s and Scotland’s rivers. The Spey Casual Jacket carries that DNA into a lightweight, everyday silhouette cut from a 55% polyester, 35% cotton and 10% polyamide blend with a peached finish. Signature cord collar, D-ring details and a throat flap preserve the fly-fishing heritage without the waxed-cotton weight. It’s a sharp, machine-washable layer for guys who want sporting history in a more versatile package.

Barbour’s Bedale silhouette — first cut in 1980 for equestrians — gets an unwaxed update in the Cotton Jacket, offered here in Winter Moss. Strip away the waxed cotton shell and the result is a lighter, more casual interpretation of an icon: same corduroy collar with throat latch, same two-way zipper, same generous bellows pockets. Tartan trim turns back at the cuffs as a nod to the heritage lining found in the classic. It layers naturally over a heavyweight flannel or thermal and suits anyone who wants the Bedale’s heritage credentials without the wax upkeep.

Built from 12-oz 100% cotton Camano denim, the Warren Chore Coat delivers an oversized, unlined silhouette rooted in utilitarian workwear — then polished for everyday wear. Triple-stitched seams, bartack reinforcements at stress points, a corduroy collar and two chest pockets (one with a flap-and-button closure) pack genuine durability into a coat that crosses the line between jobsite heritage and street-ready style. It suits anyone who wants a denim layer that earns its wear.

Weber’s Genesis S-315 is a 3-burner, stainless-steel propane grill built for backyard cooks who want reliable, even heat without the fuss. Its PureBlu burner system uses tapered tubes to generate consistent pressure and flames for even heat across 641 square inches of cooking area — 513 primary plus a 128-square-inch warming rack — at 39,000 BTU total output. Flavorizer Bars vaporize drippings for added flavor while a pull-out grease tray keeps cleanup quick. With the separately sold Weber Crafted Frame Kit, the grill becomes compatible with the Weber Crafted Outdoor Kitchen Collection, opening it up to griddle, pizza oven and Dutch oven configurations.

The Carry-On Plus is the larger sibling of Monos’s award-winning Carry-On — built for travelers who need a bit more room without surrendering overhead-bin compatibility. Its aerospace-grade polycarbonate shell is water-resistant, dent-resistant and made from partially recycled materials. Inside, an anti-microbial lining of 100% recycled polyester keeps things fresh, while 360° spinner wheels, a four-position telescopic handle and a TSA-Accepted combination lock round out a well-considered build. At 48 liters and 7.38 pounds, it works for frequent flyers on domestic routes and most international carriers alike.

Carhartt WIP’s Michigan Coat draws its name from Detroit workwear heritage and its silhouette from the classic French chore coat, built from 12 oz 100% organic cotton Dearborn Canvas treated with a chalk wash for a lighter, worn-in look straight off the rack. The unlined construction keeps it breathable and layerable through transitional weather, while a corduroy collar, front patch pockets and triple-stitch detailing reinforce its utilitarian credentials. A button front closure and woven Square Label finish it cleanly — workwear for people who actually wear it.

Todd Snyder’s Easy Cut Summerweight Shirt is an easy warm-weather option for the guy who wants polish without the effort. Cut from 100% cotton slub fabric washed for a soft, worn-in feel from the first wear, it lands in a relaxed, slightly oversized silhouette with a slightly exaggerated point collar and a single chest pocket. Knife pleats and a dropped yoke at the back keep the fit looking tailored, while split side seams and a locker loop round out the details.

The Adizero Evo SL takes its design cues from the iconic Pro Evo 1 and delivers that aesthetic at a daily-trainer price point. A full-length Lightstrike Pro midsole — the same superfoam found in the Adios Pro 3 — provides a propulsive, springy ride without a carbon plate, letting the foot move naturally through each stride. A breathable engineered mesh upper, a Continental rubber forefoot outsole and a composite midfoot shank round out a shoe built for tempo sessions, long runs and everything in between.

The Air Pegasus ’89 G transplants one of Nike’s most iconic running silhouettes onto the fairway without sacrificing its retro soul. A dual-density midsole positions two soft, supportive foams across the forefoot and heel — with a hidden Zoom Air unit tucked into the heel for extra cushioning on every stride. Wet-rubber integrated traction delivers multidirectional grip on uneven lies, while synthetic leather overlays, stretch skin and mesh hold the elements at bay — making it a sharp pick for golfers who want off-course style backed by on-course performance.

Vuori’s Strato Tech Tee is built for the guy who refuses to own separate gym and casual wardrobes. Its 96% polyester, 4% elastane performance jersey delivers 4-way stretch, moisture-wicking quick-dry capability and UPF 30+ sun protection — all in a modern athletic fit with a 29-inch body length. That cut resists wrinkles and odors wash after wash, making it equally at home during a morning lift or a weekend errand run.

Vuori’s Strato Tech Hoodie takes the brand’s fan-favorite Strato Tee and extends it into a long-sleeve, hooded silhouette built for athletes who refuse to choose between performance and comfort. The 96% polyester, 4% elastane construction delivers four-way stretch, moisture-wicking performance and antimicrobial odor protection — all in a modern athletic fit that hits at the hip. It earns its keep from morning runs to post-workout errands, making it a smart layering anchor for active guys who live in motion.

Flint and Tinder takes the DNA of its well-regarded Carpenter Workwear Pant and cuts it into a short built for guys who want their summer bottoms to earn their keep. Made from durable cotton duck canvas with a classic carpenter silhouette, it features a dedicated hammer loop, a side tool pocket and triple-needle reinforced stitching at high-wear areas throughout. The classic fit suits long days on the jobsite or weekend errands alike — a rare short that looks just as at home off the clock as on it.

Vans takes its most iconic silhouette and gives it a nautical upgrade with the Authentic Boat. The low-profile canvas upper gets refined with leather detailing and rawhide-style laces, while boat-shoe side lacing adds a classic deck aesthetic. Vulcanized construction keeps the ride flexible underfoot, and a siped rubber outsole delivers enhanced traction on slick surfaces — making it a sharp, versatile pick for warm-weather wear on or off the water.

Billy Reid’s French Terry Hoodie Pullover takes the athletic staple and refines it into something worth keeping for years. Cut from 100% cotton french terry knit in a Carbon Blue colorway, it offers a lightweight yet lofty hand feel with a standard fit that layers cleanly over a tee or under a topcoat. Signature details — leather drawcord toggles and a ribbon stripe clamshell at the back neck — separate it from the shelf. Made in Peru.

The Air Tailwind 79 traces its roots to the 1978 Honolulu Marathon — one of the first running shoes to house a Nike Air unit in its sole. Nike’s retro reissue stays faithful to the original with nearly period-correct materials, colorways and silhouette. A textile and leather upper delivers structured support, while the rubber Waffle outsole offers dependable grip. It’s a clean, historically grounded sneaker built for runners and retro enthusiasts alike.

Built for the outdoorsman who refuses to slow down, the Filson Oxbow Lake Trunks handle everything from mountain streams to crashing surf. Constructed from 3.5-oz 100% recycled ripstop nylon with wicking treatment for fast drying, they feature mesh-lined front pockets for instant drainage, a snap-flap rear pocket for secure storage, and an elastic drawcord waistband for a dialed-in fit.

The Proof 72-Hour Merino Tactical Hoodie takes the brand’s beloved merino hoodie and makes it seriously tougher. The key upgrade: Spectra fibers—an ultra-high-molecular-weight polyethylene that’s 15 times stronger than steel by weight—woven directly into the merino fabric for exceptional abrasion resistance without sacrificing softness. Built for rucking, lifting, and high-output activity, it retains all the classic merino benefits: natural odor resistance, moisture wicking, temperature regulation, and a clean minimalist look that transitions seamlessly from the gym to everyday wear.

The Rugged Twill backpack has been one of Filson’s best-selling designs for years. But this version is exceptionally special, as it comes out of the brand’s specialty Seattle workshop. While it retains its twill exterior — that boasts a tear strength of over 1,400 pounds — it gets swaps for its straps (and other details) to cotton webbing and harness leather. The bag also gets a house-designed Maple Bark Camo pattern. And it still has modern amenities, like a padded laptop compartment.

The Yeti Ranchero 18L is a daily carry backpack built around Mystery Ranch pack-building expertise and Yeti’s signature durability. Its RipZip opening provides wide access to the main compartment without fully unzipping the bag, while a padded laptop sleeve and organizational pockets keep gear sorted. Constructed from 840-denier nylon with a DWR coating, the 18L is sized for commutes, day trips and light travel. Currently marked down 20 percent from its original $200 retail price in core colorways.

One of our favorites from Filson, this editor-reviewed duffle has a rugged, lightly waxed 100% cotton exterior that’s resistant to water and abrasions. Its 33-liter capacity makes it only a little bit bigger than a backpack, but it makes up for it with the convenience of its undivided interior pocket.

The Flint and Tinder Mason Canvas Barn Jacket is a utilitarian chore coat cut from a hardwearing stretch canvas and reinforced throughout with triple-needle stitching. Its design pulls from vintage ranch and workwear references, with a corduroy collar, metal hardware, adjustable shank buttons at the cuffs and five pockets — two drop-in patch pockets up front, two chest pockets and an interior pocket. It’s built to layer comfortably and develops character with extended wear. Available in Khaki and Dark Olive.

The Nike C1TY Premium takes the brand’s understated everyday sneaker and gives it a tougher, more city-ready edge with durable Cordura fabric, layered suede panels and a muted, utilitarian color palette. Built to handle daily wear without leaning too hard into trail-shoe cosplay, it blends rugged materials with a lightweight foam midsole and grippy rubber outsole that make it equally suited for commuting, travel or casual weekend use. It’s the kind of low-profile sneaker that quietly feels more practical — and more premium — than a standard lifestyle release.