Remember layers? They’ll soon be back on the menu, whether that’s in the form of a minimalist fleece jacket from Nanamica, Todd Snyder’s take on the blanket-lined denim trucker or a thoroughly trad herringbone sport coat by The Armoury. Of course, the definition of what constitutes a layer is abstract enough to include a silk-and-cashmere Henley from Tom Ford, or even Sleepy Jones’s newly introduced washable silk PJs. Layer up below.
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Tom Ford Cashmere and Silk Henley Sweater
Image Credit: MyTheresa Tom Ford has taken the humble Henley from the boathouse to the yacht club with a luxe blend of silk and cashmere. You might consider wearing it with dark denim and white sneakers for a polished casual look, or layer it below a navy suit jacket for a less formal take on tailoring.
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Officine Générale James Corduroy Pants
Image Credit: Saks Fifth Avenue If you at first associate the word “corduroy” with professors emeriti or a certain sentient teddy bear, allow us to introduce you to this pair from Officine Générale. With a five-pocket construction made from pigment-dyed, fine-wale corduroy cotton in a warm neutral tone, it’s as modern as the fall-favorite fabric gets.
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Sperry Gold Cup Authentic Original Tumbled Lug Chukka
Image Credit: Sperry The cessation of summer doesn’t mean an end to your relationship with Sperry. While you may not be reaching for boat shoes anytime soon, you can slip into the maker’s tumbled leather chukka, which looks like an apple cider donut in boot form.
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The Armoury by Ring Jacket Model 11 Sport Coat
Image Credit: The Armoury The herringbone wool jacket may be the menswear equivalent of the pumpkin spice latte, but like Starbucks’s seasonal libation, we’re craving one now—no matter the temperature. The Armoury’s Model 11 is an ideal vessel for the form, as it is un-darted and features an entirely unpadded shoulder and flapped lower patch pockets for maximum Ivy style appeal.
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Nanamica Fleece Jacket
Image Credit: Mohawk General Store If you’d like to slip into a fleece that looks less like branded activewear and more like… an actual sheep’s fleece, Nanamica’s pleasingly minimalist piece is right for you. The jacket is made from a soft blend of wool and nylon and sports a boxy fit for extra hygge points.
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Sleepy Jones Washable Silk Henry Pajama Set
Image Credit: Sleepy Jones We like the idea of silk pajamas as much as the next person who’s seen Phantom Thread, but we also tire of explaining coffee stains to our drycleaner. Fortunately, Sleepy Jones has found a solution to this conundrum by introducing washable silk PJ sets. Now we can all sleep (and rise) a little easier.
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James Perse Parachute Poplin Bucket Hat
Image Credit: James Perse As Bucket Hat Summer transitions to Bucket Hat Fall, consider this piece from James Perse in a dusky pigment-dyed cotton that feels attuned to autumn. Crewneck sweatshirt, five-pocket cords and Birkenstocks not included.
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Thom Browne Unconstructed Shearling Peacoat
Image Credit: Farfetch Thom Browne’s pushed the peacoat away from its tough naval origins and into warm-and-fuzzy territory with this unconstructed take made from luxurious shearling. A set of six brass buttons gives it a clubby feel that should pair well with chunky loafers and flat front chinos.
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Todd Snyder Blanket-Lined Selvedge Denim Jacket
Image Credit: Todd Snyder Anyone who doesn’t believe that denim jackets can be worn deep into fall should check the interior of this selvedge number from Todd Snyder. It’s lined with a brushed, striped blanket fabric sourced from Japan, which should serve as a warming agent and a conversation starter.
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Drake’s Mughal Archer T-Shirt
Image Credit: Drake's Drake’s doesn’t miss, and neither does their oft-repeated Mughal archer motif, which appears on the front and back of this cotton T-shirt. Sync it to selvedge denim and canvas sneakers for those last temperate days.
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Noah Tartan Backpack
Image Credit: Noah Were we going back to school this month, we’d do so in Noah’s tartan backpack. Made from a bonded heavy cotton twill with metal hardware, leather belt straps and a reinforced hanger loop, it puts your middle school JanSport to shame.
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J. Press Garment Dyed Cotton Sashiko Jacket
Image Credit: J. Press J. Press may be a bastion of tradition, but that doesn’t mean it can’t experiment from time to time. Case in point: this triple-patch pocket jacket that retains classic details including an un-darted front and hook vent, but is cut from a richly textured, garment-dyed sashiko fabric sourced from Japan.
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Casablanca Scarf Detail Sweatpants
Image Credit: Browns After the last year-and-change, it’s hard to feel excited about sweatpants—until Casablanca goes ahead and produces a pair with a printed silk scarf permanently attached at the waistband. We’ll allow time for sweatpant-haters to recover themselves.
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Lemaire Storm-Flap Cotton Canvas Overcoat
Image Credit: Matches Great design, rather than the Great War, is the chief inspiration behind Lemaire’s restrained overcoat, which is fashioned from water-repellent cotton. While minimalist, it doesn’t skimp on practical features: the coat includes storm flaps and buckled cuff tabs to keep droplets at bay.
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Our Lady of Rocco Leisure Jacket
Image Credit: La Ligne Chef Mario Carbone has shifted his attention from the kitchen to your closet with the launch of Our Lady of Rocco, a new clothing collection built in partnership with NYC label La Ligne. Much like Carbone’s eponymous restaurant, Rocco celebrates Italian-American decadence at its very finest: consider this wool-blend jacket that can be worn with matching pants to form a full-on leisure suit.
