Since the 1980's the Teva brand name has been synonymous with comfort and adventure thanks to their line of sport-sandals. And the latest footwear to join the Teva family, the Ember Moc Slipper, is another win for fans of convenience. Equal parts sneaker and cushy slipper, they're easy to slip on and off with the laidback collapsible heel and are a perfect choice for that long flight or a quick errand on a lazy weekend afternoon.
Universal Works Cardigan ($175).
Todd Snyder Wool Cargo Pant ($278).
Porter-Yoshida & Co Day Pack ($315).
New Balance U520 Sneaker ($100).
Ray-Ban Wayfarer ($150).
It's tough to admit, but cold weather isn't far away for most of us. That's why it's vital to prepare with the right boots. Inspired by 1950's US Air Force survival kit moccasin boots, these hand-sewn boots from The Hill-Side are more than ready for the wintry roads ahead. Manufactured in Japan at one of the world's oldest sneaker factories, the Survival Moccasin Boot features a custom-designed rope lacing system, a herringbone pattern natural rubber outsole, and a comfortable mixture of wool and rayon felt for extra warmth on a cold day.
The first silhouette to use Nike's latest material innovation, the Nike Flyleather Tennis Classic is a deceptively simple sneaker. 40% lighter and five times stronger than traditional leather, Flyleather is crafted from leather scraps which are turned into fibers, and combined with synthetic fibers and a fabric infrastructure with a force so strong it becomes a single material. The process uses 90% less water and has an 80% lower carbon footprint than traditional leather manufacturing, so each pair of Flyleather shoes cuts the overall carbon footprint in half compared to shoes made using traditional leather. Following the release of the Tennis Classic, expect to see the material employed in versions of the Air Force 1, Air Max 90, Cortez, and Jordan 1.
Christiaan Huygens' balance and hairspring design has been improved upon and optimized in the centuries since its debut in 1675, but the basic principle has remained the same. Until now. The Zenith Defy Lab Watch uses a single silicon piece with details finer than a human hair to replace roughly 30 components, including the balance and balance spring. As a result, it's the most accurate mechanical watch in history, losing an average of just 0.3 seconds per day. A skeleton dial lets you see the novel oscillator at work, and sits in a 44 mm case made from Aeronith, an aluminum composite that's lighter than solid aluminum, titanium, and even carbon fiber. The watch is initially being produced in a series of ten pieces, each with its own color scheme, and each already spoken for.
Beams Plus Liner Jacket ($435).
Todd Snyder Tropical Wool Trouser ($228).
iPhone 8 ($799).
Feit Hand Runner Shoe ($540).
Miansai Slim Briefcase ($495).
Thom Browne Glasses ($675).
Vague Submariner Watch ($450).
Inventery Mechanical Pen ($90).
Brooklyn Tailors Full Canvas Suit ($1,095).
Taylor Stitch Royal Oxford ($98).
Common Projects Derby Shoe ($505).
Kenneth Field Cashmere Tie ($200).
Tom Ford Glasses ($385).
The Hillside Pocket Square ($39).
We spend on average 7.5 hours a day staring at a screen, and our eyes are slowly paying the consequences. Founded by former analysts, Felix Gray makes the best of the situation. Available in non-Rx and reading options, their clear lens filters the most harmful wavelengths of blue light and eliminates glare to combat eyestrain and headaches. They offer multiple frames handcrafted from premium Italian acetate to suit all face shapes and personal styles.
Presented by Felix Gray.
You don't notice the difference between great underwear and whatever-you're-used-to, until you put on a pair of Tommy John's new Go Anywhere Trunks. They're engineered with moisture wicking, and anti-microbial, performance stretch fabric. That means, even if you sit, stand, crouch or reach up, they'll never cause an awkward adjustment. Featuring 4-way stretch fabric that contours to your body, a Stay Put waistband, a time saving Quick Draw fly, and a contour pouch, maximum comfort is guaranteed, no matter how active or inactive you happen to be.
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It doesn't look any different than Series 1 or 2. It's what's inside Apple Watch Series 3 that makes all the difference. That starts with a cellular connection, which allows you to take calls, message, and stream music all without your phone. It also has a 70% faster processor, a barometric altimeter for tracking steps climbed and elevation change, and a new fabric sports band option. It's available in three aluminum finishes, two ceramic Edition versions, and a version sans cellular.
A flurry of upgrades makes the latest addition to the Edifice line of watches incredibly attractive. The EQB800 has a target time indicator that was developed based on input from professional racing team members that allows you to measure track lap times using stopwatch data transfer to the Edifice Watch Smartphone app. The watch will also link that information directly to the app with its dedicated Bluetooth connection button installed in the 8 o'clock position. Additional features include an oversized stopwatch start and lap measurement buttons, a retrograde hand that moves in the forward or backward direction, and a 2-city simultaneous time display to track what time it is at home and wherever you're currently residing. A high-performance analog watch with motorsport spirit that travelers, racing enthusiasts, and more will gravitate towards naturally.
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Todd Snyder Shirt Jacket ($388).
Carhartt WIP Sid Pant ($125).
Feit Hand Sewn Shoe ($580).
Drake's Donegal Wool Beanie ($75).
Tanner Goods Workman Wallet ($150).
Frye is the oldest continuously operating shoe company in the United States. So it's no surprise that they dip into America's rich history from time to time for design inspiration. The Prison Boot is a great example, made using Horween leather and treated with a special hand-finish that evolves into an even more impressive boot with each wear. Each pair has a serial number stamped on the heel inspired by the same detail once used on prison issued boots of American inmates. Built to last using Goodyear welt construction, the Frye Prison Boot not only looks great out of the box but will develop additional character and style over time.
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A.P.C. Sweater ($400).
Orslow Denim Jacket ($449).
Save Khaki Twill Trouser ($160).
Howlin' Beanie ($54).
Persol Round Frame Sunglasses ($250).
New Balance Shoes ($85).
Created to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Gulf Oil racing stripes, the Tag Heuer Monaco Gulf Special Edition Watch wears its inspiration proudly. The Monaco has a history with Gulf, as Steve McQueen's character wore one while driving for Gulf racing in the film Le Mans. This timepiece's 39mm square case has alternating steel finishes, while the blue sunray dial has light blue and orange stripes running down its right side. There's a second sub-dial at 3 o'clock, a chronograph counter at 9 o'clock, and a date window at 6, above which sits a small Gulf logo. Powered by a Calibre 11 movement, it's finished with a blue calf skin strap with orange contrast stitching and lining.
Lots of beer (and other stuff) gets spilled during Octoberfest. That's why these Adidas München Oktoberfest Sneakers are ideal footwear for the famous annual festival. The rich brown leather upper is complemented by three light brown stripes and given a DPBR coating to make it repellent to beer or any other fluids that might find their way down. Made in Germany, they also get unique details that Adidas' home grown line is known for, including heel embroidery meant to match your Lederhosen and a golden "Prost" — German for "cheers" — replacing the traditional model mark.
Beams Plus Anorak ($260).
Adidas PW Polo ($150).
Nike Cortez ($115).
No Wave Socks ($17).
Mondrian Book ($10).
Saturdays NYC Cord Hat ($69).
Two of Filson's signature materials — tin cloth and bridle leather — come together to make a perfectly-sized weekend duffel that's up for anything. The tin cloth's tough and water-resistant properties will keep your gear dry and scuff-free, and the rust-proof brass YKK zippers are designed to last forever. The bag features a reinforced and structured base for ease of packing and extra protection, a soft dry-cloth liner, eight interior and exterior organizational pockets, and a detachable webbed cotton shoulder strap you can adjust to fit. Once packed, you're set for a couple days of adventure (or relaxation), as the name implies.
Width: 19" / Height: 11.5" / Depth: 7"
For the same price, you could buy approximately 1,080 Bic pens (if you opt for economical 144-packs). But you'll lose every last one of those plastic ballpointers, and won't feel like your written words are worth a dime. We're opting instead for the Inventery Mechanical Pen. Available in a black oxide or brushed chrome finish, this writing instrument is machined from a single brass rod to form a unibody construction. At the heart of the pen is a Schmidt P8126 capless rollerball in black ink, paired with an all-brass Schmidt click mechanism that's near-silent. Each pen has an anti-roll groove, and is marked with an individual serial number.
Weight: 57 Grams / Length: 5 Inches / Diameter: 11mm
Taylor Stitch Long Haul Jacket ($188).
RRL Rinse Wash Jeans ($220).
Viberg Scout Boot ($640).
Biltwell Bonanza Helmet ($100).
Iron And Resin Bobber Gloves ($80).
Destin Bandana ($72).
Forget the Blaze. According to the company, the Fitbit Ionic is their first real smartwatch. Forced to play catch-up with Apple and Android, the Ionic has all the necessary features to compete, like water-resistance, GPS, a heart rate monitor, notifications, and contactless payments. It has several tricks to put it ahead of the competition, however, like dynamic on-device workouts that adjust and give feedback based on your vitals, four-day battery life, and a blood oxygen sensor to identify health issues like sleep apnea that other trackers miss. Available in three colors paired with a line of straps in different materials and designs.
Created in collaboration with the Japanese design firm, the Seiko Fieldmaster Lowercase Watch gives a rugged feel to a classic silhouette. Each of the references is based on the Prospex diver's watch, complete with a rotating bezel and solar-powered quartz movement. Depending on the variant, it's finished with either fabric or leather NATO strap and offers water resistance to 200 meters. Available exclusively at select retailers in Japan.
Tracksmith Twilight Tank ($48).
Adidas Pureboost Shoe ($140).
Tracksmith Van Cortlandt Shorts ($60).
Miir Water Bottle ($30).
Porter-Yoshida & Co Flex Bon Sac ($279).
Compliment your collection of Submariner's and Speedmaster's with something truly unique. The Series 000 from the independent, Hong-Kong based watchmaker Anicorn is housed in a 42mm stainless case with a sapphire crystal face and replaces traditional hand movements with concentric circles to tell the hour, minute, and seconds. It'd be easy to power the Series 000 with a battery, but Anicorn instead opted to pair this modern watch with a traditional automatic movement from Japan. A custom, Swiss-designed typeface ensures the watch is up to the standards of even the most design-obsessed. Each piece arrives with a blacked-out, unique serial number card and detailed instructions on how to tell the time using the circular markers. But you won't need that, right?
Icon is known for its modern reincarnations of classic vehicles. It's that same blend of old and new that informs the Icon Duesey Watch. Created by company founder Jonathan Ward, this wholly new design is both timeless and contemporary, with its genuine onyx stone dial interrupted only with a vintage Jump Hour display and wandering minutes display. The Swiss-made timepiece has a 42mm titanium body and polished bezel, is finished with a genuine alligator leather strap, and is limited to just 50 examples.
Alpha Industries Patch Jacket ($299).
East Harbour Surplus Pants ($240).
Alden Natoma Dover Shoe ($739).
Moscot Aviator Sunglasses ($290).
Omega Speedmaster Moon Watch ($6,250).
Hender Scheme is known for its brilliant monotone beige homages to classic kicks. With these Adidas x Hender Scheme Sneakers, the Japanese firm gets to try its hand at some officially-licensed designs. The highly-limited lineup includes a refreshing take on the all-too-often boisterous NMD_R1, as well as tasteful re-dos of the classic Superstar and Micropacer silhouettes. Arriving next month at select retailers only.
Norse Projects Gore-Tex Jacket ($875).
Sandqvist Fabian Backpack ($199).
Common Projects Achilles Mid Shoe ($435).
Moscot x Uncrate Sunglasses ($350).
Light Phone ($150).
New York Times ($4.50).
RRL Shawl Cardigan ($795).
Levis 511 Jeans ($116).
Vans Vault Shoes ($69).
The Hinterland Book ($60).
Garrett Leight Clip Sunglasses ($175).
Weiss Watch Co. Field Watch ($950).
Il Bison Travel Duffle ($1,615).
RAF Flight Lieutenant Ray Holmes became a legend when he defended Buckingham Palace from an oncoming Luftwaffe bomber by ramming his P2725 Hawker Hurricane into it mid-air. The Christopher Ward C9 P2725 TM-B Watch celebrates Holmes as well as other, less celebrated RAF soldiers. Inspired by the Hurricane's dashboard, the matte black dial has highly legible numerals and indexes that alternate between white and tan SuperLuminova. The 43mm DLC stainless steel case holds a Swiss-made Valgranges A07.161 movement chosen for its power reserve function that here recalls the aircraft's altimeter, and has a piece of aluminum salvaged from the P2725's engine on the rear. Limited to just 100 examples, it arrives with a canvas strap reminiscent of the plane's fabric fuselage, as well as a vintage oak leather strap.
Building on the principles of the original Trigenic — namely a three-part outsole and asymmetric last — Clarks Trigenic Evo Sneakers offer improved comfort in a sleeker silhouette. The new Vibram footbed makes each step easier with dual-density PU designed to provide added cushioning where you need it most. Elastic helps hold the leather upper together while mimicking the placement of your muscle tendons for a natural flex. Available in white, black, cola brown, and gray.
From the wear patterns to the fit and feel, the best selvage and raw jeans quickly become unique to the wearer. That's why having the ability to design your pair before you begin to wear them takes customization to the next level. Noble Denim in Cincinnati, Ohio is providing this rare opportunity, drawing from their supply of premium fabrics sourced from around the world. The Design Your Own process allows you to choose your fit, fabric, and the ability to mix and match from five different hardware finishes that are made in Kentucky. You also get to select a unique back patch stamped on reclaimed leather from Amish leather tanners. Your one-of-a-kind jeans are then made in the USA by sewers who have been practicing their craft for more than 30 years.
Keep yourself visible at night and stylish in the day with the Vollebak Solar Charged Jacket. When the sun's out, this lightweight, breathable cover is a light gray that pairs well with anything. At night, however, the reactive fabric glows a bright green that makes you easy to spot at the campsite, on the street, or in the water. It's fully seam-sealed and waterproofed, so it handles summer showers with ease, and its mind-bending material also stretches and compresses down, so it won't take up a ton of room in your bag or pack.
