Kaleidoscopic Knitwear, Beat-'Em-to-Hell Boots, and More of This Week's Best Menswear Releases

Mateo has gone back to its roots. The celebrated jewelry brand, beloved by Michelle Obama and Rihanna, is relaunching its men's collection. It was 2009 when founder Matthew Harris debuted the label for guys, before focusing on designs that catered primarily toward women. Now, fellas can get in on the action with pieces from his inaugural line, along with pearls, macrame bracelets, and chain necklaces. Shine on, dude.   

Looking for a killer scent? Comme des Garçons and Kaws have just the thing. The avant-garde fashion label and the artist have released an eau de toilette: The top notes are comprised of turmeric leaves and root oil; the middle notes are clean accord and orange blossom; and dry down notes are cashmeran, sinfonide, and benzoin resinoid. And if that doesn't get you, just take a stab at the bottle's design. 

Patterned sweaters, especially cardigans, are a must-cop this season. They're all the rave with Gen Z. Hopping on the youth train is Stella McCartney with the release of Stella Shared 3—a unisex collection of shirts, outwear, accessories, and, of course, kaleidoscopic knits that were created in collaboration with burgeoning artists Ed Curtis, Maisie Broome, and Tom Tosseyn. 

Like McCartney, Loro Piana also enlisted a collaborator on a unisex collection, this one much more established. Hiroshi Fujiwara, who has worked with everyone from Nike to Moncler in the past, has brought his distinctive design eye to an assortment of knits, outwear, and sweats, all of which celebrate gender fluidity. 

From Meghan Markle to Laverne Cox, Fendi's Peekaboo bag has graced the arms of some of the most stylish women around. Recently, the Italian label has released them in miniature form, and not just for the ladies either. This electric blue version, for one, will serve you well—holding your phone, vaccination card, and whatever you can't fit into your pockets—once you head back into the office. 

Canada Goose outwear is heavy-duty, no question. But for fall 2021, the brand is offering up something lighter—specifically in the form of puffer vests, jackets, and coats, along with sweaters, in pastel shades. This icy option, for one, will brighten any gloomy day.  

Adidas and Palace—two of our favorite longtime collaborators—have joined forces on sneaker that is, essentially, too hot to pass up. Don't sleep on this, folks, cause it's a beauty. 

Time is money, and here to help you keep track of it is the Falcon Eye. The watch is part of the Q Timex series, a reissue of designs from the '70s, and, with its striking green dial and stainless-steel finish, one of the most elegant styles of the bunch so far. 

We're big fans of Koio's sneakers; the way they are clean, but not too clean. This season, the footwear label is offering the same with vibe with a selection of boots, including the Bergamo, a lace-up that'll look even better with some wear and tear. 

The third time's a charm—a phrase that certainly applies to Tom Ford's latest watch drop. Where the N.001 was sporty and the N.002 adventurous, the latest design is sleek, elegant, and, you guessed it, charming. 

Allbirds wants you to take a hike—literally. The purveyor of our favorite wool sneakers has dropped runners built for all the dirt trails ahead. They feature FSC-certified natural rubber outsoles, midsoles with SweetFoam cushioning, and uppers made of a combination of merino wool and recycled polyester. 

Foundrae's Beth Bugdaycay, a designer that creates some of the sweetest jewelry around, is offering another treat that's just as tasty. She has collaborated with Laboratorio Paravicini, a celebrated ceramics company based in Italy, on a collection of mini dessert plates and sets. Featuring Bugdaycay's signature use of astronomical shapes, armorial bearings, and guild marks, the pieces are so striking that it's almost a shame to cover them up. 

As its name suggests, Amazfit offers sleek smartwatches with a choice of bands that’ll upgrade your, well, fit. But this isn’t the only boost that it provides: the timepiece measures heart rates, blood-oxygen levels, stress, and sleep, with the intention of improving overall health. What’s more, it features built-in sports modes that tracks every run, step, dunk, serve, and more. 

A great razor should be as dependable and stylish as a car. Taking this sentiment to heart is Gillette, which partnered with Bugatti on a chargeable heated razor with an eye-catching blue handle made of premium-grade aluminum-zinc. It'll kick your grooming routine into high gear.  

Looking for dressy velvet loafers with leather pipping to wear out (or even stay in)?  Know that "X," as is often the case, marks the spot. 

Sergio Tacchini revisits the '80s with a collection of velour tracksuits, featuring its notable double stripes.

Looking this watch—with its elegant titanium case and stainless steel mesh strap—is time well spent. 

It's getting colder, and you're gonna need this thermal pullover (in a fall friendly shade called "suede"—to keep you warm.  

If you're troubled by dry hair, check out this hydrating shampoo by Firsthand Supply. The formula is comprised of hydrolized rice protein, which helps bind moisture, and aloe vera juice, which strengthens hair and controls frizz.