An Iconic American Craft Beer Brand Adds a Long-Awaited Style to Its Catalog

There are more IPAs on the beer market than you can shake a stick at. Yet, it remains among the most popular styles available. Oskar Blues might be a little late to the party, but there’s reason to be excited. Like the brand’s fan-favorite Dale’s Pale Ale, the Dale’s American IPA takes a no-nonsense, straightforward approach, opting for the classic citrusy, herbal, and fresh pine notes that made the style so popular in the first place. Perhaps the brand said it best: “Like a black t-shirt, it’s always in style.”

Today, Ferrari just unveiled the core structure and electric drive propulsion system for its first-ever dedicated all-electric vehicle. Called the Elettrica, it will be the first EV of its kind from Italy’s Prancing Horse and utilizes motorsports-derived battery technology. With four electric motors driving each wheel, a 880-volt battery pack, the Elettrica will boast more than 986 horsepower, a 0-60 mph time in around 2.3 seconds, up to 329 miles of driving range, and a top speed of more than 192 mph.

The Nebula P1 is a small, budget-friendly alternative to the $5,000 Nebula X1 Pro announced at IFA, weighing just 5.3 pounds (down from a whopping 72). It only has a resolution of 1080P and brightness of 650 ANSI lumens. However, it boasts a pair of built-in Bluetooth speakers that detach for optimal sound in a backyard setting.

Louis Vuitton has revived its first-ever watch with the reissue of the Monterey. As a tribute to the 1988 LV I and LV II designs penned by Italian architect Gae Aulenti, it stays faithful to its namesakes with touches like a pebble-shaped case, a signature 12 o’clock crown and a vintage-inspired enamel dial. However, in place of the original’s quartz movement, LV has instead opted for an in-house LFTMA01.02 automatic that boasts a 45-hour power reserve. It’s limited to just 188 pieces worldwide.

Introduced in 2017, 686’s Cooler Jacket quickly became a cult favorite thanks to its built-in six-pack cooler and bottle opener, which earned it the nickname “The Sixer.” Headlining a new nine-piece collaboration with PBR, the innovative garment has returned boasting a number of technical upgrades that improve its everyday utility (even when you’re not doing party laps) plus fun internal and external imagery by whimsical French artist Lucas Beaufort. The brand’s infiDRY 10K waterproof fabric, PFAS-free DWR and infiLOFT insulation keep you cozy while pit zips help you dump heat and generous pocketing enable you to tote up 12 cold ones, which, in the best interest of all involved, should be widely shared.

The brand new, limited-edition Cloudsolo is the first-ever shoe co-designed between Loewe and On, and brings together key details from both brands. The most notable visual departure from tradition is the single CloudTec Cloud element in the heel. Internally, the midsole utilizes On’s proprietary Helion superfoam and its Speedboard plate, while the upper combines semi-translucent technical mesh with Loewe’s branded pebble toggle. Adjustable speed laces and Loewe x On branding round out the visual and technical features of the shoe. The Cloudsolo is available in three eye-grabbing color ways: “Turquoise,” “Orange” and “Lime Green”, along with a few neutral tones. The new Loewe × On collaboration launches online with pre-registration on October 15, and from October 16 will be available in stores and online.

Although the brand has only been around since 2019, Randy’s Garments is known for producing classic American workwear of the highest quality. But the most useful item in its catalog is the Heavyweight Cross-Neck Hoodie. It is produced in New York City’s garment district, right in the heart of Manhattan, from 100% cotton 14-ounce fleece. Drawstrings are ditched in favor of a cross-neck design that keeps the hood secure when it’s up without anything dangling while you’re working. It is available in heather gray, navy blue, hunter green and chocolate brown.