Ernest Alexander Denim Shirts

Who said denim shirts were only for the most casual of settings? These Ernest Alexander Denim Shirts ($140) will look great in any setting, thanks to the lack of a front pocket. They're made from lightweight Japanese woven raw denim, which means they will become worn, creased, and ever-so-soft the more you wear them. Other features include a button down collar, red contrast bottom buttonhole stitching, and a slim fit.

Bulletproof Polo Shirt

We'll pretend that you have a perfectly legitimate reason for wanting — or needing — this Bulletproof Polo Shirt ($3,500), and will instead simply say that it's available in one of three protective levels, and features a 100% cotton exterior for a normal look, a microfiber interior for comfort, and removable, ultra-lightweight anti-ballistic panels in between. If that doesn't convince you, surely the Steven Seagal endorsement will. [Scouted by Derek]

Johnny Cupcakes Kill 'Em With Kindness Shirts

Spiff yourself up properly this winter with some Johnny Cupcakes Kill 'Em With Kindness Shirts ($65-$70). This new cut-and-sew line from the limited-edition clothier is handmade in the U.S., and offers versatile designs that do as well dressed down as dressed up, extreme comfort, and hand numbering and packaging that reminds you these aren't your run-of-the-mill torso covers.

Nau Down Sweater

As we keep reminding you, cold weather is just around the corner in many parts of the country — which means its the perfect time to prepare your wardrobe. The Nau Down Sweater ($235) is a good place to start. Stuffed with 850-fil goose down, it'll keep you plenty warm, and thanks to its low profile design and ripstop recycled polyester shell, you won't be looking like an eskimo when the snow starts to fall.

Behold the awesome old school goodness of these vintage-printed, buttery-soft Homage T-Shirts. They turn back the clock with shout outs to eclectic moments and personalities in sports, music, politics and popular culture. From Bruce Lee to Larry Bird, the tees tell stories of triumph, individualism and hustle. Pay Homage.

Barbour Steve McQueen Collection

We've seen plenty of celebrity-themed goods timed to coincide with an anniversary related to the celebrity themselves, but never a company co-opting a celebrity for an anniversary of their own. Until now. The Barbour Steve McQueen Collection ($TBA) was created to honor the 75th anniversary of the International motorcycle jacket, which McQueen was known to wear, and encompasses a wide variety of torso covers, including graphic tees, button-downs, cardigans, zip-throughs and jackets, all of which sport a slightly distressed, worn look that only adds to their caché.

Vans Dennis Hopper Collection

It's hard to believe that it's been more than a year since the death of the late great Dennis Hopper, but you can help keep a piece of his spirit, swagger, and style alive with the Vans Dennis Hopper Collection ($40-$200). This unique lineup features groovy graphic tees, a cap, boots, sneakers, and a kicking jacket, all of which were developed in collaboration with the legendary actor-artist.

Taylor Stitch California Madras Shirts

Handmade in the good ol' U.S. of A., these Taylor Stitch California Madras Shirts ($125) are perfect for hot summer days. And even though they're sized like a suit (by chest size), these lightweight shirts are meant to be worn casually — only buttoned-up as much (or as little) as you want. They're also crafted to have the ideal length for wearing tucked or untucked.

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The Dude's Sweater

It's as iconic as the Delorean or the Tumbler, but for those in the know, The Dude's Sweater ($10,000; auction) has way more appeal than either of those possibly-not-road-worthy vehicles. This vintage Pendleton Cowichan sweater is one of four — the other three were modern copies — that appeared in The Big Lebowski, and were also on Jeff Bridges' back as he delved further into the "Dudeness" of the role. If you can't swing that cash, Pendleton is happily offering a similar alternative, not-so-subtly named The Dude Shawl Cardigan ($190), which should pass muster with any non-obsessed fans.

Shirts My Way

Not happy with the selection of shirts at your local haberdashery? Give Shirts My Way ($65 and up) a try. This web-based service lets you select every detail of your shirt, from the fabric and cut all the way down to the buttons, collar style, and thread. They're made just for you, ensuring you won't show up to your next business meeting in the same shirt as that guy from accounting that strangely always smells like onions.

Gap Chambray Shirt

Get the denim look without the stigma or heat retention with the Gap Chambray Shirt ($50). Available in long or short sleeve ($40) versions, these 100% cotton button-downs feature patch or button-through flap pockets, contrast top stitching, and white buttons to stand out against the indigo fabric.

Ebbets Field Flannel Baseball Jerseys

Take a trip back in time with Ebbets Field Flannel Baseball Jerseys ($185). Available for any non-Major League team from 1900-1970, these painstakingly researched and handcrafted shirts are made from real wool baseball flannel, and feature carefully replicated details like the lettering, number style, collar, and sleeve length. Just be patient, because first-class reproductions take time — or, in this case, about four weeks after you order. [Thanks, Greg]

L.L. Bean Day Sailor Sweater

Bold stripes can be a hit-or-miss proposition for guys — especially in the summer — but if you're willing to risk it, the L.L. Bean Day Sailor Sweater ($60) can pay sweet dividends when paired correctly. This 100% cotton crewneck pullover features a bright navy and white color scheme, ribbed collar, cuffs, and waist, a slightly short, slightly fitted cut, and all the attitude of old-school prisoner garb.