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John Lobb Shoes and Loafers
John Lobb was founded by the Cornish-born bootmaker of the same name, who opened a shop on London's Regent Street in 1866 after returning from Australia. The Hermès-owned house today keeps a bespoke atelier on rue de Mogador in Paris and makes its ready-to-wear in Northampton through a 190-step process. This edit gathers Lopez and Pace loafers, City II and Philip II oxfords, William monk shoes, Chelsea and Alder boots and Kingston slippers.
Mens Varsity Jackets, Striped Polos and Canvas Sneakers
Old-school sportswear is back, only this time the varsity jackets, striped polos and canvas sneakers are cut like grown-up clothes. I went through the labels with a real athletic or street history, from Golden Bear's San Francisco waterfront to visvim's Tokyo label, and kept what still looks good out of the gym. Read on for what to buy first and what to leave on the rail.
Exclusive Menswear: Retailer Capsules, Jackets, Knits and Trousers
Retailer exclusives are back in the conversation, from Colette's old Paris shop to the capsules menswear sites now commission. This edit pulls together jackets, knits, trousers, shoes and small extras from labels with a strong point of view. Read on for the pieces and the makers behind them.
Heritage Menswear: Wax Jackets, Checked Flannels and Suede Loafers
Heritage menswear is back on the campus and countryside track, with wax jackets, checked flannels and suede loafers that look better the more you wear them. I went through the labels with real history, from Barbour's South Shields factory to Johnstons of Elgin's Scottish cashmere, and kept the pieces that still earn their place. Here is how to wear the look without it tipping into costume.
Mens Fall Outfits: Knits, Checked Shirts and Straight Trousers
Mr Porter opened its autumn edit in the first week of September, and the new arrivals are mostly knits, checked shirts and straight trousers in earthy colors. I went through the whole drop, from Mr P. sweaters to Diemme boots, and picked the pieces that make the first cold week easier. Here is where I would start.
Trending Menswear: Workwear Jackets, Graphic Tees, Boat Shoes and Tortoiseshell Sunglasses
Search data is the closest thing fashion has to a confession, and I read it for the pieces with staying power, from workwear jackets and graphic tees to boat shoes and tortoiseshell sunglasses. This edit pulls the pieces people keep looking for, from Tokyo, Stockholm, Queens and Los Angeles. Read on for the ones I think will outlast the spike.
Enfants Riches Déprimés Trousers
Enfants Riches Déprimés was founded in Los Angeles in late 2012 by artist and designer Henri Alexander Levy, right after he finished fine art studies at UCLA. It is dark, subculture-driven luxury shown in theatrical presentations, from a 2017 first for a fashion house at Christie's Paris to an AW24 show staged across nine floors of an abandoned brutalist parking garage. This edit gathers leather and denim jackets, distressed printed hoodies and tees, silver rings and leather belt bags, wool trousers and flared leather pants.
Stone Island Outerwear
Stone Island was founded in 1982 in Ravarino, Italy, by designer Massimo Osti, and its name comes from the Joseph Conrad novels where the words stone and island appear most often. It is Italian technical sportswear known for material research, garment dyeing and the removable compass badge on the sleeve. This edit gathers down parkas and bombers, Ghost Piece sweatshirts and cardigans, cargo trousers and jeans, and beanies and a bucket hat.
New Menswear Brands: Younger Labels From Tokyo, London, Milan and Paris
New menswear labels are getting the attention once reserved for big houses, and the LVMH Prize final on 4 September 2026 made that plain. This edit follows younger names from Tokyo, London, Milan, Paris and Los Angeles across jackets, knits, shirts, trousers and accessories. Read on to find out which ones deserve a place on your own radar.
Field Press: Workwear-Inspired Chore Coats, Trousers and Tees
Workwear-influenced pieces pressed and styled cleanly — chore coats in natural canvas, straight trousers, heavy cotton tees. Utility that never looks like it came from a worksite, and never needed to prove it did.
Best Mens Sneakers: Collabs, Exclusives and Clean Classics
Sneaker collaborations started as events and ended up as noise, and the pairs worth buying now are the ones that stay out of the way. This edit runs from Rick Owens x Moncler and LOEWE x On to the plain Common Projects and Mr P. pairs that carry every outfit. Read on for what to buy first and what to leave on the shelf.
Mens Workwear: Waxed Jackets, Field Jackets and Utility Pieces
Utility menswear has gone from job site to streetwear, with Complex calling workwear a pillar of fashion for Fall 2026. This edit runs from Barbour waxed jackets and orSlow field jackets to Barena cargos and Diemme hiking boots, all with real workwear roots. Read on for how to wear it without looking like a costume.
Mens Tweed Jackets and Textured Knits: Corduroy, Brushed Wool and Suede
Lyst names top-tier textures as the look of 2026, and Hypebeast is asking whether this is the year of tweed. This edit follows that thread through corduroy trousers, brushed knits, suede shoes and cashmere scarves from labels like A.P.C., Inis Meáin and Grenson. Read on for how to wear texture without it getting loud.
Mens Corduroy Pants, Jackets and Shirts for Autumn
Corduroy is the fabric of the season, and this autumn it shows up on jackets, shirts and trousers in every shade of brown. I went through the labels with real histories, from Barbour's South Shields factory to Officine Générale in Paris, and kept the pieces that wear well. Here is how to wear cord without looking like a geography teacher.
Mens Winter Coats: Warm Pieces That Keep Their Shape
Winter coats are having a big season, from Esquire UK's coat guide to leather trenches on Burberry's Autumn/Winter 2026 runway. I looked for pieces that keep you warm and keep your shape, from Barbour and Kaptain Sunshine jackets to Red Wing and Diemme boots. Read on for the order I would buy it all in.
Raw Denim Jeans for Men: Dark, Stiff and Straight, Plus Denim Shirts and Jackets
Dark, stiff, properly made denim is back, and straight legs have become the baseline again. This edit runs from embroidered jackets and denim shirts to the straight, tapered and wide jeans that carry the trend. Read on to see which pairs are built for breaking in.
Mens Designer Brands: Slowear, N.Peal, NN07 and Other Labels With a Point of View
These menswear labels have a clear point of view and a founder you can name, from Slowear and N.Peal to NN07. I sort the picks into jackets, knitwear, shirts, trousers and a few accessories.
Sustainable Mens Clothing: Brands With a Clear Story
Buying better stopped being a slogan and became a measurable habit, with repair counts and material targets now published by names like Patagonia. This edit gathers menswear with a clear story, from John Smedley's 1784 mill to AGOLDE's low-impact denim and organic cotton jackets. Read on for the pieces I would keep for a decade.
The Pieces a Men's Wardrobe Is Built On
Esquire and GQ both say the same thing this fall: good basics beat novelty, from the crewneck to straight-leg jeans and boots. I went through the shirts, denim, trousers, shoes and small extras that earn a permanent spot, from Sunspel and Auralee to orSlow and Aimé Leon Dore. Read on for a buying order that works from the first piece.
The Best Face Sunscreen for Men Began With a Sunburned Swiss Chemist
The best face sunscreen for men is the one that feels like nothing, so he actually wears it every morning. This edit covers matte lotions for oily skin, sunscreen sticks that live in a jacket pocket, and lighter milks and serums for daily use.
Tennis Gifts for Him: The Boxed Court and the Crocodile
Tennis gifts for him bring together performance polos and court shoes, racket bags, accessories, and after-court layers around the details of his routine. I would start with the piece he uses most and let the rest of the kit follow.
13th Wedding Anniversary Gifts for Him: The Belgian Lace Train
These 13th wedding anniversary gifts for him translate lace, textiles, and faux-fur ideas into knits, leather, watches, cold-weather layers, scent, and barware. I would choose the thing that fits his daily routine, then let the Belgian lace story live in the card.
Gifts for Men in Their 30s: Elvis, Hawaii, and the Electric Watch
This edit of gifts for men in their 30s moves from watches and leather goods to grooming, barware, coffee, and merino layers. I would choose the piece that fits the routine he already has, with a small story attached.
Camping Gifts for Men: The Two-Wheel Origin of a Good Camp Kit
This guide to camping gifts for men covers layers, mugs, cookware, tools, boots, socks and bags chosen around his actual trips. I would begin with the piece he will reach for first, then add a smaller detail that earns room in his pack.