5 Stylish Items
to Buy This Week

1

Got some holiday travel coming up? If you need a new dopp kit, this one from Herschel Supply Co. is virtually indestructible. It's constructed from water-resistant tarpaulin, so there's no need to worry about your grooming products spilling inside or setting it down on a wet surface. It comes equipped with a secure internal pocket to keep smaller items separate and the web strap handle is ideal for hanging it up in a gym locker or on the back of a bathroom door.

Tarpaulin wash bag,
$50 by Herschel Supply Co.

2

You never appreciate the importance of good gloves until you pull on a pair of really nice gloves. We never did until we tried a pair from Hestra. Take their Tony gloves, for example. The design is sophisticated—classically handsome yet sleek and modern. Handsewn from North American white-tailed deerskin, they're incredibly flexible. And because they're lined in a soft knit wool, your hands will remain warm despite freezing temps outside.

Tony gloves,
$129 by Hestra

3

If you haven't heard, Dickies launched a fashion sub-brand called Dickies Construct. Under the creative direction of Union LA's owner Chris Gibbs, the label bridges the gap between contemporary streetwear and Dickies' tough-as-nails functional apparel. The whole line is infused with a comfortable, subtle style that's easy to get behind. Just take this sweatshirt cardigan. What's not to like about that?

B/D knit cardigan,
$240 by Dickies Construct

4

This bandana print pullover has us dreaming of vacations. Which, we think, was the point. The just-released jacket is part of Reyn Spooner's spring 2019 collection, the first by new creative director Doug Burkman (of the Burkman Bros.). Lightweight and easily packable, it pays homage to the brand's island roots while still looking completely appropriate layered under a top coat in the city.

Diagonal Lahaina jacket,
$122 by Reyn Spooner

5

If you ask us, every coffee table or nightstand needs a box on it. It adds some style, some texture and offers a place to stash the items you'd like hidden from plain sight. Because they're such focal points, you should try to invest in one that's beautiful and made to last. This one, from RH, is inspired by the art deco architecture of the 1920s and '30s, and is crafted from solid brass with a warm, matte finish.

Solid bass box,
$95 by RH