It wasn't intentional, but this week's roundup follows a theme: orange, orange and more orange. There is an orange sneaker, orange sunglasses, orange pants, a black watch with orange dials and another with a leather band that's almost orange. But there's also so much more: a retro watch from Glashutte, another from Aquastar and an army canvas cap with a familiar logo.
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Salomon XT-6 'Apricot'
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Salomon's XT-6 is by no means new. It's everywhere, but I'm surprisingly still OK with it — especially this interesting Apricot colorway.
Artist Toro y Moi (aka Chaz Bear) collaborated with Warby Parker on a pair of sunglasses to celebrated his new album, Mahal. The shades share the same name and come in album-referencing burnt red/orange.
Glashutte Original Seventies Chronograph Panorama Date "Fab Green" Watch
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With non-round, not-quite-square cases and some retro looks, the Glashutte Original Seventies watches have a groovy style to begin with. Just how "fab" are they in their new "Fab Green" digs is up to you, but we think they look marvelous.
Brain Dead's Canvas Gardening Pant, which comes in a kind of tennis clay orange, arrived just in time for peak planting season. They're durable but not too heavy, and flattering but not too form-fitting.
Hamilton's Khaki Navy Frogman means business with its crown protector and chunky 46mm profile, but a new design refresh gives it more approachable and wearable aesthetic. It comes in three variations in its new form, including a mostly blacked-out model.
Garment Project x Ebbets Field Flannels Army Canvas Hat
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Maybe I'm a little biased, but the big GP on the front of this looks pretty good. Ebbets Field Flannels and Garment Project (not Gear Patrol) collaborated on this cap, but the former made each in its Seattle workshop out of vintage army canvas.
What's different about the Aquastar Deepstar Chronograph from last year's version? Exactly what we asked for when we reviewed it: it's got a smaller case by 1.5mm, and as many a watch fan knows, that can make a big difference in wearability.
Vans' latest collaboration NYC brand Noah features three colors of the OG Classic Slip-On LX. The inlays are standard canvas, but the heel and toe on these shoes are both suede.
Naoya Hida Type 2C-1 “Lettercutter” Watch for The Armoury
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Japanese independent watchmaker Naoya Hida teamed up with Hong Kong-based haberdasher The Armoury. The result is a limited edition version of Naoya Hida's signature watch featuring a new font and packed with details.
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