Garb: Southern Travel

If you're venturing down South this summer, we have the wardrobe to help you keep your cool no matter how hot things get.

Beige Harrison Houndstooth Sport Coat ($625). Blue Bengal Oxford ($135). Olive Shelton Pant ($165). Mcguire Gingham ($135). Grey Beckett Micro Dot Sock ($28). Paxton Stripe Tie ($85). Waverly Pocket Square ($35). Cognac Millington Belt ($155). Shoes, watch, razor, and bag (stylist's own).

This edition of Garb is sponsored by our friends at Ledbury.

Garb: Shift Into Gear

Adventure is out there. You just have to be willing to go find it.

Aether Skyline Motorcycle Jacket ($650). Aether Slub Henley ($80). Aether Slub Hoodie ($125). Ruby Helmet ($960). Mission Workshop The Vandal ($279). Cruz Tool Roll ($120). Jean Shop Rocker Rinsed Selvedge Jeans ($260). Dainese Anfibio Cafe Boot ($248). BMW R1200 GS ($18,600).

This edition of Garb is sponsored by our friends at Aether Apparel.

Top & Derby Cane

It doesn't really matter what you need it for — unless you're going with a gold-handled model and a pimp-style outfit, most walking sticks don't enhance your look. The Top & Derby Cane ($70) aims to change all that. It features a handle with a cast aluminum core and a soft silicone grip, a solid American black walnut shaft with a coating that both protects the wood and brings out the natural grain, and thermoplastic rubber tip that's resistant to abrasions and sports sneaker-inspired tread for added traction. Expected to arrive this September.

MeUndies 365-Pack

We understand — no one really likes doing the laundry. But up until now you haven't had much of a choice. The new MeUndies 365-Pack ($3,250) gives you one. Like a magical maid that appears with a freshly-pressed set of ball-cuppers each morning, this incredible deal provides you with a new pair of boxer briefs for every day of the year. Yes, that's 365 pairs. Yes, it's less than $10 per pair. Yes, you're going to need a larger underwear drawer. And no, we're pretty sure they don't sell lifetime subscriptions.

Socks by Mack Weldon

So comfortable customers routinely claim they’re “walking on clouds” thanks to the cushioned footbed. The No Shows ($14.50/2 pack) have a “no slip grip” that stays put in low cut summer shoes, while the crew length styles actually stay up if you want them to. Get one or get them all - the Sock Drawer ($135) includes 16 pairs. But do get them soon, because like all things Mack Weldon makes, these are in high demand (and insanely comfortable).

Halda Race Pilot Watch

Most "racing" watches sport nothing more than a fancy chronograph to count lap times. But the Halda Race Pilot Watch ($TBA) isn't most watches. This unique timepiece features two interchangeable modules that allow you to switch between a traditional or digital face as you please. The mechanical module is an automatic chronograph with a Zenith movement and a 50-hour power reserve, while the digital race module packs info about 150 of the world's best-known race tracks inside, and uses that into to calculate average speed, measure lap times down to 1/100th of a second, and a stainless steel case back that's designed to work as a resonance system, letting you hear your alarms above the din of the engine.

Bootlegger Modular Pack System

When is a backpack not a backpack? When it's part of the Bootlegger Modular Pack System ($190). This new series of bags is based on a single Triple-Tamp Suspension back panel that connects to each of the bags and provides the shoulder straps, while also allowing for instant adjustment of the fit, moving the bag closer or farther away from your back depending on the conditions. The full set includes the suspension, a hydration pack, a normal day pack, and a dry pack and should ship this summer; other combinations that only include the suspension and one or two of the bags are also available. But where's the point in that?

Garb: Born To Assist

No matter whose daily uniform you wear, you can't deny the power of an assist. Choose the captain of your team — #AssistLikeCliff or #AssistLikeChris.

Cliff Paul: L.L. Bean Argyle Sweater Vest ($35). Warby Parker Bensen Glasses ($95). Casio Calculator Databank Watch ($50). Man's Face Stuff Moustache Wax ($9). Polo Ralph Lauren Blackley Penny Loafer ($99). Club Monaco Gingham Shirt ($90). J.Crew Essential Chino ($70).

Chris Paul: Los Angeles Clippers Authentic Jersey ($300). Jordan CP3.VI Basketball Shoes ($125). Nike Pro Combat Hyperstrong Sleeve ($25). Nike Pro Combat Hyperstrong Basketball Short ($80). Beats Headphones ($270). CP3 Jordan Bracelet (Free; must catch from Chris after game).

This edition of Garb is sponsored by our friends at State Farm Nation.

Tessel Jet Pack Backpack

Most backpacks are designed purely to hold stuff. The Tessel Jet Pack Backpack ($60) is designed to do that too, we suppose, but also instill a child-like sense of discovery. It aims to do so via its back, which is inspired by geometric building blocks and encourages you to play with the interlocking triangles. Other features include a small outer pocket for phones, wallets, and such, and a main interior with a faux fur-lined laptop compartment, an integrated iPad sleeve, and slots for pens and pencils.

Garb: Mix & Match

Plaid, solid, or stripes — bring these pieces with you, and you'll be all set, all week.

Timberland Earthkeepers Hookset Handcrafted Fabic Oxford Shoes ($75). Timberland Earthkeepers Lynnwood Straight Fit Selvage Chino ($98). Timberland Earthkeepers Short Sleeve Vintage Pique Polo Shirt ($50). J.Crew 484 Garment-Dyed Jean ($108). Club Monaco Edward Slim-Fit-Shirt ($80). Jack Spade Two-Tone Tote ($38). Jack Spade Baker Hooded Sweater ($295). Ray-Ban High Street Sunglasses ($145). Anhtony Blood Orange Lip Balm ($8). Saturdays Surf NYC ESquina Oxford Stripe Shirt ($108).

This edititon of Garb is sponsored by our friends at Timberland.

Harry Winston Opus XIII Watch

With fifty-nine pivoting minute hands, eleven rotating triangles to mark the hours, and a sliding trap door, the Harry Winston Opus XIII Watch ($TBA) isn't the craziest watch we've seen — but it's close. Developed in collaboration Ludovic Ballouard, it also features a 44.25 mm case in 18K white gold, a sapphire-crystal display back, a 35-hour power reserve, water resistance down to 30 meters, and a hand-sewn black alligator leather strap. Limited to just 130 units, or the total number of people that can actually figure out what time it is by looking at the face. [via]

Suunto Ambit2 GPS Watches

It doesn't matter if you're an athlete or an outdoorsman — or both — as these new Suunto Ambit2 GPS Watches ($400-$650) include a model for everyone. The Ambit2 S is sleek and lightweight, build specifically for cycling, running, swimming, and training use, and as such offers pace, route navigation and tracking, and heart rate monitoring. The standard Ambit 2 is a more rugged affair, with a fiberglass-reinforced case, 50 hours of battery life in GPS mode, altitude, vertical speed, barometric pressure, and temperature readouts. However, the latter also offers all the sports functions of the 2 S, making it the easy choice if you don't want to miss a single feature.

Garb: Summer Picking

Spend less time picking your outfits and more time picking your guitar strings. You could use the practice.

John Varvatos Oxford Peace Sign Button Up Shirt ($98). John Varvatos Twill Shorts ($98). John Varvatos Schooner Boat Shoe ($198). John Varvatos Long Sleeve Linen V-Neck ($198). John Varvatos Wayfarer Sunglasses ($220). Ernst Benz Limited Edition Watch ($6,800). John Varvatos Leather Toiletry Kit ($325). Guitar Picks ($9).

This edition of Garb is sponsored by our friends at John Varvatos.