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You don't have to travel far to enjoy a little sun.
Penguin Sunset Plaid Shirt ($79). Penguin Lambswool Cardigan ($89). Penguin Slim Fit Chino ($89). Penguin Cary Watch ($175). Penguin Chiller Shoes ($89). Penguin Multistripe Sock ($15). Penguin Smitty Sunglasses ($125). Penguin Reserve Eau De Toilette Spray ($65). Penguin Webbed Belt ($39). Jack Black Sun Guard Sunscreen ($21).
This edition of Garb is presented by our friends at Penguin.
In case you didn't know — or couldn't deduce from the title — The Omega Speedmaster was the first watch worn on the moon. And the Omega Speedmaster Apollo 11 45th Anniversary Watch was created to celebrate that fact. Limited to just 1,969 pieces, this bold timepiece features a 42mm titanium and Sedna gold case, a black PVD dial with Sedna gold hands and indexes, a chronograph, tachymeter, and small seconds dial, and a brown coated nylon fabric strap inspired by straps given to NATO military personnel. All it's missing is a chunk of moon rock somewhere.
We can only guess that the Patagonia Houdini Jacket gets its name from its uncanny ability to disappear into its own small zippered chest pocket — pulling a vanishing act that would make its namesake proud. For all its ability to compress into a tiny, packable pouch, this jacket isn't without its utility, featuring a durable, waterproof, and light nylon shell, that still lets your body breathe while blocking the wind and cold. Drawstrings at the hem and hood coupled with half elastic cuffs let you really get snugly when the mercury drops, while reflective logos on the front and back mean you can be seen when you need to.
Old meets new in the Olivier Jonquet Elie Watch. Inspired by watches from the 1910s and '20s, this unique timepiece features a 38mm cushion-shaped stainless steel case available in polished or satin finish, a hand-wound France Ebauche movement, a highly readable white and black face with hours, minutes, and a small second hand at 6 o'clock as well as period-appropriate numbers, a handmade black calf leather strap — vintage ammo pouch leather or Caiman straps are also available — and the ability to go straight from a formal business setting to casual wear.
You shouldn't leave the docks if you can't tie a knot.
Bonobos Irish Linen Shirt ($98). Bonobos Calling Card Cardigan ($85). Bonobos Garment Dyed Chino ($128). Docksides Boat Shoe ($100). Bonobos Barclay Belt ($60). Bonobos Madison Square Pocket Square ($42). Baxter of California Pomade ($20). Persol Steve McQueen Folding Sunglasses ($400). Omega SS Seamaster Chronograph ($3,650). Braceletmixx Nautical Bracelet ($15). The Complete Book of Knots ($18).
This edition of Garb is presented by our friends at Bonobos.
For the design team at Mack Weldon, "wearable technology" is much more than just the latest buzzword. It's the brand's DNA. These guys spent over 10,000 hours supercharging their collection of underwear, t-shirts and socks. To start, they engineered their own fabric: super-soft 18-hour jersey. Next came features like a no-roll waistband, mesh cool zones and stay-put legs. The result: underwear that, like you, never give up. And yes, shopping is easy at mackweldon.com. Simple selection, volume pricing and amazing service. Not satisfied? They'll cover your first pair. No buzzwords required.
What will certainly be the first of many watches powered by the recently-announced Android Wear, Google's operating system tailored specifically to wearable devices, the LG G Watch is still very much in its early stages. The project represents a close collaboration between the folks at LG and Google, bringing together leading producers of both hardware and software for what will likely be an impressive device. Specific details, including hardware specifications, have yet to be released, but it's definitely the start of something big for the Wear platform.
For those accustomed to going through customs.
Haxby Collective Slim Straight Ruthenium ($485). Haxby Collective Round Sunglasses ($945). Haxby Collective High Top Shoe ($745). Haxby Collective Calf Belt ($1,185). Belstaff Brayfield Bomber Jacket ($695). Exemplaire Zipped Cardigan ($1,580). Apolis Transit Issue Journal ($54). Coach Bleeker Cabin Bag ($898). Allen Edmonds Calfskin Glove ($51). Omega Seamaster Watch ($4,475). Miansai Brummel Hook Noir Bracelet ($105).
This edition of Garb is sponsored by our friends at Haxby Collective.
Prepare thyself for an (even larger) onslaught of smartwatches, all thanks to Android Wear — a new version of Android that's designed for wearables. Or more specifically, watches. And the Motorola Moto 360 Watch is leading the way. Unlike most smartwatches, this one features a high-res round screen that allows it to look like a normal watch most of the time, but spring to colorful life when you tap it or when a notification arrives. It's available in a variety of styles, but we're partial to the ones that keep it looking like a normal watch.
It's been a long offseason for fans too. Shake off the rust just in time for opening day. Pictured: Todd Snyder + Champion Baseball T-shirt ($75). Todd Snyder + Champion Baseball Jacket ($495). Todd Snyder + Champion Pocket Sweatpant ($160). Todd Snyder Cap ($50). New Balance Classics M996 ($150). Vintage Tudor SS Oyster Chronograph Watch ($4,450). Salt Lodin Sunglasses ($415). Anthony Logistics Lip Balm ($8). A Drive Into The Gap ($7).
This edition of Garb is presented by our friends at Todd Snyder.
Even if you don't get your thrills by running into the middle of tornados and hurricanes, there's still plenty to like about the Ball Fireman Storm Chaser Pro Watch. Made as a partnership between Ball and MIT-educated meteorologist Dr. Joshua Wurman, the watch features telemetric technology that helps determine approximate distance between you and a fixed point. Featuring 30-minute and 12-hour counters, separate day and date windows, and luminous indices throughout that glow green, orange, and blue, it's simple to determine the time no matter how much light you have. And with water resistance down to 100 meters and impact resistance up to 5,000 Gs, if you do choose to chase storms, you can feel confident your watch will hold up to those harsh conditions.
Combining the beautiful, minimal aesthetics that made the Bauhaus Movement so renowned, with the accurate, automatic mechanical movement of modern watchmaking, the Max Bill x Junghans Chronoscope Watch is a perfect example of old meets new. Conceived by architect, painter, sculptor, and designer Max Bill, these watches feature a stainless steel case, your choice of a white or black dial, a black calfskin strap, and luminous hands. With a 30 minute counter, a 12 hour counter, and a date display, the simplicity of this watch belies its functionality. Its automatic movement has a power reserve of up to 46 hours, for accuracy that you can count on.
Looking for a classy watch that's a little untraditional? The Ressence Type 1 Watch should work. Like the Type 3 Watch before it, the Type 1 features no hands and no crown, instead relying on a series of constantly rotating discs to indicate the hours, minutes, seconds, and days of the week. All the dial components are milled from Mallechort, every indicator is filled with grade A Super-Luminova for visibility in the dark, and the whole thing is powered by a system of 18 gears and 56 jewels that's wound simply by turning the case back.
Don't the name fool you — while the Feit Bio Trainer 1 might be built on an athletic-looking sole, it's not designed for trips to the gym (or even the local jogging trail, for that matter). Instead this 100% handmade sneaker designed to be comfortable and cool, featuring a hand sewn upper made from vegetable-dyed suede or leather, a buffalo leather footbed that absorbs sweat, and a 100% natural latex rubber sole that's made using the milk of a rubber tree and takes a full two weeks to make.
You probably already have several bags you use for various purposes — one for hauling all your gear to work, one for tackling the outdoors on the weekends, and another for when you're on the road. With the Ember Backpack, you get one bag for all of your needs. Its modular design lets you customize it depending on what your day has in store, adding on a laptop sleeve, hard pouches, military pouches, a phone case, utility straps, a handle, and more. Components attach using strong magnetic snaps, while pouches feature fleece lining to protect your gadgets, and waterproof nylon and leather construction keeps everything dry.
With a generations-long history of producing fine maritime timepieces, it should come as no surprise that Omega would create something as stunning and innovative as the Seamaster Planet Ocean Ceragold Watch. Made with the ocean in mind, this watch features water resistance down to 2,000 feet, a helium escape valve, and an 18-karat red gold diving scale on the bezel. Made from an 18-karat gold-encrusted ceramic known as Ceragold, it has a domed scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, a red gold case, a black dial, and a transparent case back. With a self-winding chronograph movement and a power reserve of 60 hours, you'll be ready for any adventure — aquatic or otherwise.
Everything the southern political hopeful needs to survive in The District. (Leave the ruthlessness and corruption to the Underwoods.)
Ledbury Warwick Sport Coat ($625). Ledbury Barber Tie ($95). Ledbury Millington Belt ($155). Ledbury Linen Pocket Square ($35). Ledbury Baldwin Sock ($35). Ledbury Kane Shirt ($155). Logan Weejuns Loafers ($108). J Crew Bowery Pant ($128). American Flag ($$). Godinger Glass Set ($56). The Art of War ($8).
This edition of Garb is presented by our friends at Ledbury.
A lot has changed since New Era created its first baseball cap for the Cleveland Indians. Now you can recapture some of that old-school style with these New Era Heritage Caps. Each cap in the collection is made with period-correct melton wool, and offers details like flat embroidery — which was used from the late 1930s all the way up through the mid-'90s — a leather sweatband, and a commemorative red cap box that resembles the ones New Era used to use to ship their caps to the teams. They're a little piece of history, recreated.
When you find yourself on an Alaskan adventure, make sure to capture it in the right way.
Poler Prospector Parka ($162). Poler Reversible Vest ($62). Poler Excursion Pack ($140). Poler Wy'East Glove ($89). Poler x Smith and Smith IO Goggles ($175). DJI Phantom 2 ($680). Nike Lunarterra Arktos Shoes ($190). Genuine US Navy Watch Cap ($7). Pelican 1500 Water Tight Protective Case ($100). Gerber Bear Grylls Canteen ($25). GoPole Evo ($40). 76 LED Headlamp ($47). Ricoh GR Digital Camera ($637).
This edition of Garb is presented by our friends at Poler.
When you're traveling — whether it be in the wilderness or the far more dangerous airport concourse — it's nice to have several ways to get to your stuff. The Filson Duffle Backpack gives you exactly that. Built from rugged Cordura nylon for resistance to both water and abrasions, this versatile bag offers a drawstring top and a zippered front to give you ways to get to the main compartment, an integrated rain cover to keep things dry, dependable RIRI zippers, and removable shoulder straps that let you transition from backpack to regular bag.
