Garb: Industrious

The successful don't take days off, even when on vacation.

Ernest Alexander Jasper Bomber Jacket ($355). Ernest Alexander Mitchell Chambray Work Shirt ($155). Ernest Alexander Andy Brief ($295). Ernest Alexander Jefferson Pocket Square ($30). Ernest Alexander Tucker Shave Kit ($95). Almond Twill Chinos ($96). Dom Vetro Lupetto Sunglasses ($295). Clae Ellington Textile Shoes ($90). 1979 Rolex GMT Watch ($4,100). Blind Barber Pomade ($18) Triumph & Disaster Shearer's Soap ($13). Triumph & Disaster Old Fashioned Shave Cream ($25).

This edition of Garb is presented by our friends at Ernest Alexander.

Under Armour Speedform Apollo Running Shoes

As running shoes get increasingly closer to feeling like you're wearing nothing at all, Under Armour has thrown its hat into the ring with the Speedform Apollo Running Shoe. The first ever shoe with a molded seamless heel cup, the Speedform Apollos naturally cradle your feet, giving you excellent support without the discomfort of most heels. Ultrasonic seams throughout the shoe give you plenty of comfort, while a breathable, form-fitting upper lets heat escape from your feet and help stop any rubbing while you move. And with a lightweight responsive midsole, you get all the shock absorption you want in a running shoe, without all the typical bulk.

Tudor Heritage Ranger Watch

With military-influenced styling and a heritage that draws from the pioneers who once explored the far north on the backs of dog sleds, the Tudor Heritage Ranger Watch has a rugged, simple beauty that's at its best on the trail. Made with a 41-millimeter brushed stainless steel case and a satin finish, it sports a matte black face with luminous indices and numerals at 12, three, six, and nine. With four available bracelets, you can choose between a light or dark brown leather strap, a stainless steel bracelet, or a fabric strap, each featuring satin finished details that complement the watch.

Blancpain Bathyscaphe Fifty Fathoms Watch

If you're the kind of guy who regularly finds himself around the water — whether you dive for recreation, you work full time on a boat, or you just spend every weekend you can on the beach — then you need to check out the Blancpain Bathyscaphe Fifty Fathoms Watch. Made for the kind of guy who can't avoid getting wet, but would still like a watch that doesn't look out of place on dry land, it features a brushed black ceramic case, a black dial, and a minimalist face with luminous markings instead of numerals. Inside it features a self-winding movement that vibrates 36,000 times an hour, but still sports water resistance down to 300 meters.

Garb: Tech Support

Get the flexibility you need while tackling those server issues no one understands.

Ministry of Supply Archive Dress Shirt ($108). Ministry of Supply Aviator Chinos ($118). Ministry of Supply Socks ($18). Ministry of Supply Core Baselayer Shirt ($28). Cole Haan Lunargrand Shoes ($278). A.P.C. Iceland Windbreaker ($494). Urbanears In-Ear Headphones ($35). Bellroy Very Small Wallet ($60). Nixon 51-30 PU Watch ($400). Leatherman OTH Multitool ($92). Incase City Field Bag ($100).

This edition of Garb is presented by our friends at Ministry of Supply.

Patek Philippe Annual Calendar Chronograph Watch

With most high-end watches, you're lucky if you get a date function at all — and sometimes the magnifier over that single window can ruin an otherwise handsome face. With the Patek Philippe Annual Calendar Chronograph Watch, you get not only the day of the month, but the day of the week and the month itself, without any gross outcrops of extra glass. Other features include a 40.5mm steel case, a two-tone dial, an automatic movement, a day/night indicator, a three-layered chronograph with 12-hour, 0-30, and 30-60 minute readouts, and a stylish steel bracelet.

Rolex Milgauss Z Blue Watch

Ever since the original Milguass — a watch that dates back to 1956 — engineers and technicians have counted on it for its reliability, thanks in part to an internal magnetic shield that protects its movement. It's since been updated repeatedly, and in its latest iteration, the Rolex Milgauss Z Blue Watch it receives an electric blue face to complement its green sapphire crystal. Featuring a 40mm oyster case, the watch is waterproof down to 100 meters, and sports a hermetically-sealed screwed-down case back. The oyster case provides further protection for its self-winding mechanical movement, while the oyster bracelet gives you a secure and comfortable fit any time you wear it.

Garb: Flightless

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.

Omega Speedmaster Apollo 11 45th Anniversary Watch

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.

Patagonia Houdini Jacket

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.

Olivier Jonquet Elie Watch

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.

Garb: Undocked

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.

LG G Watch

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.

Garb: Pond Hopping

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.

Randolph Aviator Sunglasses

Sure, Ray-Ban's version might be better known, but they sure as hell aren't as tough. Randolph Aviator Sunglasses ($99) were designed for the U.S. Military, and feature unique bayonet temples made to fit underneath headgear, lifetime-warranted solder joints, a variety of available non-polarized and polarized glass or polycarbonate lens options, including prescriptions, five different frame colors, and an included hard case and maintenance kit. If they're good enough for NASA, they're good enough for us.

Motorola Moto 360 Watch

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.

Garb: Spring Training

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.

Ball Fireman Storm Chaser Pro Watch

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.