Best new for men this week, October 1, 2021

Los Angeles-based brand Stampd and Michelin-starred chef Nobu Matsuhisa have joined forces, offering a beige wool and leather letterman jacket with jacquard detailing that is, quite simply, * the chefs kiss each other *.

Another LA-based label puts it on beige. BTFL has ditched its XL tote, made from 18 oz. cotton canvas and featuring two interior pockets, durable handles and a strap. It’s heavy and tall, which means it really lives up to its name.

Frame is walking up to the Ritz, literally. The fashion label has teamed up with the famous Parisian hotel for a collection that includes t-shirts, sweaters and a blanket perfect for lounging in style. Room service, do you like it?

Men deserve a little sparkle, and Mikimota has just what it takes. The supplier of some of the most exquisite pearls on the market has released Passionoir, a collection of earrings, studs, necklaces, rings and bracelets made up of black South Sea pearls (hot tickets, guys) set with rhodium silver. black. Indeed, this line is not just for the ladies.

It’s fall. If you didn’t know, check out the intro. But here to remind us of all the fun we’ve had this summer, here’s the last drop of terrycloth hoodies from Birdwell Beach Britches, which evoke the sun and surf from the previous season.

The Dr. Martens 1461 Combat Boot is an icon in every sense of the word. And like other names of its caliber (think Madonna and David Bowie), it has undergone a series of reinventions. The latest is with Haven, a frequent collaborator, on a derby shoe that certainly lives up to the Doc’s legacy.

Kotn doesn’t play around when it comes to offering timeless and versatile designs, which include the drop of this stylish mock neck sweatshirt.

Michael Kors continues to support the United Nations World Food Program with his Watch Hunger Stop campaign. For this year’s edition, the brand is going straight to the point by offering t-shirts, caps and masks that feature, well, hearts, and 100% of the profits going to the organization.

Adidas, skincare brand Humanrace and Pharrell Williams have teamed up on a sneaker, sold exclusively at Ssence, that encourages everyone to step back and slow down. These runners, for example, are inspired by the Dakota tribe; the silhouette’s name, Sičhona, comes from the native expression for “connecting to the earth”. “Working with Sssence on the House of Humanrace brings together my vision for new luxury by providing products and experiences to help take care of yourself,” Williams said in a statement. “You should leave the store feeling better than how you entered. This.”

Halloween is just a few weeks away, and to celebrate Vans has launched a capsule with Warner Bros., which consists of sweaters, t-shirts and hoodies that feature some of the most iconic horror movies: The Exorcist, Friday the 13th, IT, The Lost Boys, Nightmare on Elm Street, and The brilliant.

Want to improve your shoe game? Look no further than Alexander McQueen’s Tread Slick Boots. From wedges to rich embroidery, these shoes (which are featured in the brand’s recent campaign, photographed by up-and-coming photographers around the world) will definitely take your style to the next level.

In more shoe news, Malone Souliers ditched the George, a pair of patent leather combat boots worn by designer Kenneth Nicholson at this year’s Met Gala. By Georges, indeed!

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