From patched up jeans to leather tote bags and everything in between, these are favorite style releases of the past week.
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There’s no shortage of new goods rolling out of the sewing factories and onto shelves each week. Out of all the new style releases that came across our desks this week, these are the best things we saw.
Swedish-based brand Our Legacy makes a compelling case for the slim leather tote and we’re voting in favor.
Rugby shirts occupy a space somewhere between a shirt and sweater. This one from L.L. Bean is going to occupy a space in my closet.
Levi’s Vintage Clothing finally released its spring/summer 2020 collection. Based on the soapbox derby culture of the ’60s and ’70s, the collection features heaps of corduroy, the return of the flared jean known as the 517 and limited runs of colorblocked jackets and jeans, all in spring-ready pastels.
Taylor Stitch introduced its recycled clothing program to much fanfare and it just got a fat restock.
Justin Saunders has amassed a legion of followers for his sharp design eye and high-level image curation, courting collaborations with noted brands like Vans, Reebok and A.P.C. His most recent endeavor sees a normcore staple perfected.
Chore coats are perfect. This one in pristine white denim is tempting both us and fate. We’ll take that chance, gladly.
The fast track to perfectly patchworked patina lays before us and we’re among the first on-board.
The ongoing collaboration between Japanese sneaker brand ASICS and Canadian sportswear label Reigning Champ has yield a covetable set of sneakers and apparel that’s already selling out.
Less is more and Satta’s take on the classic Type II trucker jacket is a simple tweak that nobody can be mad at.
Less is more and Satta’s take on the classic Type II trucker jacket is a simple tweak that nobody can be mad at.
The North Face is set to release four one-of-a-kind upcycled pieces from its Renewed Design Residency program. Not only is each piece totally unique and upcycled, but 100 percent of the auction proceeds also go toward The North Face Explore Fund which is dedicated to environmental exploration and stewardship.
Persol’s Titanium Collection looks as good as we thought it was gonna. Made in Japan featuring titanium single-piece temples with Guilloche engraving, it’s the only thing allowed to touch my face (other those John Cale-inspired sunnies).
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