Garb: Structured

Prepare your next proposal in style.

Warby Parker Durand Glasses ($95). Warby Parker Nash Glasses ($95). Pine Drafting Table ($695). Gant Rugger Oxford Shirt ($135). Naked and Famous Weird Guy Jeans ($135). Universal Works Nylon Quilt Vest ($198). Heavy Duty Pencil Compass ($22). Leather Blueprint Case ($194). Delfonics Roll Pen Case ($30). Prismacolor Kneaded Rubber Eraser ($1). Caran D'Ache Pen ($23). Delfonics Ballpoint Pen ($10). Caran D'Ache Metal Mechanical Pencil ($18). Craft Design Technology Mechanical Drafting Pencil ($34).

This edition of Garb is sponsored by our friends at Warby Parker.

Exovault Aluminum Eyeglasses

So maybe you're a little jealous of all your visually-impaired friends and their stylish frames — but just because you have perfect vision, that doesn't mean you shouldn't be able to rock a pair of Exovault Aluminum Eyeglasses ($400). Machined from solid aluminum, and available in either clear anodized or black anodized, these frames are made in small batches in a studio in Brooklyn. They ship without prescription lenses, so they're perfect for when you want to add a touch of hipster geek to your look, without a trip to the optometrist. And if you're one of the (un)lucky ones who truly needs corrective lenses, fret not, your eye doctor can always fit them with something functional.

Ellsworth & Clyde Magnetic Tie Bar

Some classic menswear items rarely receive an update — the oxford shoe, neckties, sport coats — and most don't need one. But the Ellsworth & Clyde Magnetic Tie Bar ($50-$70) proves that sometimes a little innovation in a time-honored staple is sorely needed. Doing away with the clumsy mechanical hinge, these tie bars use powerful magnets to hold your neckwear in place no matter how much you move or how hard the wind blows. Handmade from carefully-selected hardwoods, stained, and finished with durable leather instead of a hinge (and with two lengths on either side to suit any tie), these tie bars are as inventive as they are handsome.

Garb: Pantone 138

Brighten up the airport lounge with a little apricot this trip.

Ernest Alexander Smith Charcoal Blue Denim Shirt ($155). Ernest Alexander Bedford Chocolate Wax Overnight Bag ($465). Ernest Alexander Tucker Orange Wax Shave Kit ($95). Ernest Alexander Dean Chocolate Wax Flask Set ($50). Ernest Alexander Thomas Pocket Square ($30). Nike Flyknit Lunar1 Shoes ($210). Unis Gio Pants ($198). Barbour Quilted Leather Gloves ($80). Junkers Bauhaus Watch ($385). Travelteq Card Holder ($160).

This edition of Garb is sponsored by our friends at Ernest Alexander. Enjoy 20% off any purchase by using code UNCRATE at checkout.

Shinola The Wright Brothers Limited Edition Watch

The first in The Great Americans Series by Shinola — a series of watches released annually to honor iconic American innovators and industrialists — The Wright Brothers Limited Edition Watch ($1,000) was created in recognition of the men who pioneered flight. Featuring a stainless steel cushion case, a black display with luminous hands and indices, a sapphire crystal, Argonite 715 quartz movement, and a chocolate brown leather strap, this watch is available in two sizes, each limited to just 500 pieces. The watch also includes a custom gift box, a leather-bound coffee table book featuring rare imagery from the Wrights' private collection, and more. With the purchase of this, or any other limited edition piece from Shinola, you'll earn membership into The Foundry, their private collectors club granting you exclusive access to events, product previews, and members-only customer service.

Sponsored by our friends at Shinola.

Cole Haan Lunargrand Boot

Combining classic lace-up workwear style with the comfort of modern footwear technology, the Cole Haan Lunargrand Boot ($280) gives you everything you look for in a winter boot. Available in two understated colorways — brown leather or green leather with ripstop inlays — this boot features a waterproof leather upper perfect for keeping out snow and rain. A natural storm welt combined with EVA midsole and a rubber outsole provide additional protection against the elements. Nike Lunarlon cushioning in the sole gives you plenty of comfort, making this the ideal boot to wear all day.

TomTom Multi-Sport GPS Watch

You don't limit your exercise routine to just one activity, so why should your fitness tracker only cover one sport at a time? With the TomTom Multi-Sport GPS Watch ($200), you can keep track of your running, cycling, and swimming metrics, all from your wrist. The stylish dark grey and black watch features a high-res, high-contrast black and white display, GPS, single-button control, a built-in swim sensor, Bluetooth Smart, and optional heart rate monitor, cadence/speed sensors, and altimeter add-ons.

Garb: Liquid Courage

Whether you're hunting the Kraken or Nessy, a little rum may just give you the edge you need.

Kraken Black Spiced Rum ($20). Kraken Rum Book ($14). Kraken Rum Moleskine Notebook ($13). Kraken Rum Glass Combo Set ($20). Black Sheep Irish Fisherman's Sweater ($109). Battenwear Travel Shell Parka ($706). Tretorn Gunnar Boots ($85). Burgus Plus Ultimate Selvedge Jeans ($216). Ultimate Carabiner Compass Watch ($79). 200' Sterling Rope ($130).

This edition of Garb is sponsored by our friends at Kraken Rum.

Breitling Super Avenger II Watch

Tactical, understated, and simple, the Breitling Super Avenger II Watch ($TBA) is a go-anywhere timepiece with professionalism and style to spare. While there are plenty of options within this line, the military version — limited to just 500 pieces — is the obvious choice, with its large 48mm black steel case, volcano black dial, and webbed strap. A large crown and textured pushers make it easy to use when you're cold or wet, and the luminous markers are easy to read on its dark face, making it perfect for outdoor activities. With three sub-dials and a date function, there's no way you'll lose track of anything worth remembering.

Nike Kobe 9 Elite

Combining never-before-seen aesthetics with footwear technology designed to work with your foot, rather than against it, in a colorway that could only be inspired by one of basketballs most colorful characters — the Nike Kobe 9 Elite ($TBA; available February) is a shoe apart from any other. It uses Nike's Flyknit technology to make an upper that feels seamless, enhancing breathability, stretch, and support. Their Flywire technology helps provide additional support in the mid foot, loosening and tightening as your feet move. Lunarlon cushioning gives improved impact resistance, while keeping your feet anchored to the ground as you play.

Tag Heuer Carrera Mikrogirder Watch

If you need a watch that's so precise it can keep time down to a tiny fraction of a second, you need the Tag Heuer Carrera Mikrogirder Watch ($120,000). Representing the complete reinvention of mechanically-regulated watch movement, this timepiece measures time down to a ridiculous 5/10,000th of a second — so you'll never have to worry about missing a beat. The watch comes on a hand-sewn anthracite soft-touch alligator bracelet, with a polished and brushed black titanium carbide coated steel case, a sapphire crystal, and an anthracite and silver dial.

Garb: Type It

Don't let writer's block fog your sense of style.

Jack Spade Brewster Rollneck Sweater ($158). Jack Spade BT-01 Standard Selvage Denim ($295). Jack Spade Ernest Gingham Shirt ($118). Jack Spade Expedition Square Messenger Bag ($195). Jack Spade Conway 38mm Watch ($298). Poketo Agenda Planner ($28). Jack Spade Mill Leather International Card Holder ($95). Olivetti Valentine Portable Typewriter ($325). New Balance 620 Shoes ($80).

This edition of Garb is sponsored by our friends at Jack Spade.

Silo Mesh Card

Fans of keeping their every day carry slim and low profile are going to find a lot to love in the Silo Mesh Card ($40). Made to keep your back pocket as unencumbered as possible, this small titanium card comes with a removable silicone band that's perfect for grasping all the cards and cash you need for a night out. Its mesh design is made for function, as well as form, letting it double as an iPhone stand and a bottle opener. Add to that the fact that keeping it in your pocket protects your credit card details from RFID theft, and you get a pretty versatile little addition to your pocket.

Garb: Comeback King

Sharpen your dress and your wit before the holidays this year. It's the season to be on top of your game.

Everlane Slim Fit Oxford Shirt ($55). Everlane Cashmere V Sweater ($120). Everlane Weekender Bag ($95). Everlane Essential Belt ($40). Everlane Card Case Contrast Wallet ($45). Everlane Scottish Scarf ($65). Acne Slim-fit Jeans ($200). Timex 1600 Watch ($148). Insults and Comebacks for all Occasions ($5).

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

Nike Air Max Lunar 90

Some shoe silhouettes never go out of style, but that doesn't mean they can't be made better with the addition of a bit of modern footwear technology — and the Nike Air Max Lunar 90 ($130) is proof. This classic shoe gets an update making the sole and upper more breathable, lightweight, and comfortable. The combination of a Lunarlon sole, a seamless upper, and a compression molded collar, lining, and tongue give these old-school kicks a touch of new-school ventilation, responsiveness, and wearability. Available now as a limited release in the original Air Max colorway, these shoes will soon be released in a series of other colorways to reflect the update.

Ray-Ban Wayfarer Leather Sunglasses

These days a pair of wayfarers is pretty dime-a-dozen — though that's not meant to diminish the classic style of a timeless pair of frames. Stand out the next time you want to block the sun's rays with a pair of Ray-Ban Wayfarer Leather Sunglasses ($300). Made in the retro silhouette that's been around since 1956, these sunglasses have been updated for a new generation with genuine calf leather frames. Available in black or brown calf leather, with brown or green neophan polarized lenses.

Tissot Heritage Navigator 160th Anniversary Watch

First made in 1953 to celebrate their centennial, the Tissot Heritage Navigator 160th Anniversary Watch ($TBA; available November) has been rebuilt, maintaining its classic appeal while adding in some modern functionality. Made with traveling in mind, it has a rotating bezel with the capitals of 24 countries of the world, letting you easily determine the time in any major city around the globe. Available with either an 18-karat gold or stainless steel case, a sapphire crystal with a non-reflective coating, and a leather band, this watch features swiss-made automatic mechanical movement and water resistance down to 100 feet.

Garb: Alpine Meets Asphalt

No man can stay in the wild forever.

Aether Highline Jacket ($550). Aether Raglan Shirt ($85). Aether Cashmere Scarf ($165). Aether Cashmere Watch Cap ($110). Scout Knife ($98). Rolex Explorer II Watch ($6,995). Simon Miller Coast Rinse Jeans ($245). Topman Touch Screen Leather Gloves ($50). Herschel Johnny Wallet ($20). Red Wing Ice Cutter Boots ($380).

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