We get it. Your conscience tells you to buy sustainable, but your style profile whispers, “Don’t buy something that looks like it was woven by a very earnest hamster.” Enter the CLAE Joshua Sneakers (£130), the perfect compromise for the modern gent who needs to look sharp without drowning the planet in microplastics. These runners

At $550, the Bradley Mountain Polar Navigator isn’t just a jacket; it’s a commitment to a lifestyle that requires a compass and a utility tab. Proudly made in the USA with a 7oz waxed outer layer, this thing is so insulated, we suspect you could wear it through a Minnesota winter with just a t-shirt

Finally, a shirt that understands your complex emotional needs. The Taylor Stitch Connor Overshirt (yours for $208) is rugged enough for the woods but sharp enough to survive holiday cocktail parties. Crafted from a substantial 14-oz wool and Livaeco viscose boucle, it boasts a richly textured, blanket-soft feel. The best part? This isn’t just about

If you’ve ever had to choose between the cosy texture of corduroy and the practical warmth of a quilted jacket, Criquet just solved your existential crisis. The Corduroy Quilted Shacket (a steal at $218) is the menswear Frankenstein you desperately need. It throws two Fall giants—the Corduroy Pearl Snap and the Quilted Shacket—into a melting

Let’s be honest: most fleeces are built for looking cosy on the sofa, not actually moving. The Ten Thousand Sherpa Tech Jacket changes the game. For $168, this isn’t just fluffy; it’s aggressively functional. Crafted from premium Italian sherpa, it delivers the warmth you crave without turning you into an immobile puffball. This staple layer