5 Stylish Items
to Buy This Week

1

This jacket has a little bit of everything. It's inspired by a legendary piece of military clothing: the jacket worn during World War II by the British Special Boat Service. This 2020 version suits any man on a mission, cut from durable yet breathable ripstop fabric that shrugs off moisture. And there's plenty of storage—multiple front patch pockets and a discrete zippered back pocket—to help keep the elements away from your belongings.

Canoe smock, $168 / $117.60
w/code 5DAYS by Wallace & Barnes

2

Refined gentlemen need workwear pants too. These camp cargo pants from Todd Snyder are cut from Italian herringbone cotton/linen fabric and finished with premium construction details. The oversized patch pockets add a layer of dimension while the tailored, straight cut ensures the pants look lean and clean. Which is why you can dress these up with a jacket and knit polo or roll them up and wear 'em with a T-shirt and some sandals.

Herringbone camp pant,
$268 by Todd Snyder

3

We miss long days out in the sun. Maybe this hat reminds us of that. Maybe we're getting it in preparation for the sunny days ahead. Either way, the four-panel hat—cut from a lightweight nylon with a subtle loop label above the brim and a trail-inspired elastic adjustor in the back—is a smart buy. It comes in three colorways, but we'll get the most wear out of the navy.

Ripstop tech hat,
$60 by Aimé Leon Dore

4

The secret ingredient that will make all your home cooking better. Harvested from waters in the northwest of Iceland and processed using only sustainable geo-thermal energy, this delicate sea salt is flaky and crunchy. And while there are several flavor profiles, we're crazy about this rich, smoky option—slow smoked over birchwood for a deep, complex flavor that's the perfect finisher for everything from eggs and meat to roasted vegetables and even chocolate chip cookies.

Birch smoked salt,
$13.99 by Saltverk

5

Want to make your place instantly feel bigger? We'd all appreciate that these days. This simple arched mirror, outlined in a lean tubular metal frame, provides something of an optical illusion—giving depth to walls and making it look like there's more space than there really is. Place it near a window and your mirror also bounces light, which helps visually open up a room.

Metal arch mirror,
$349 / $279.20 by West Elm