5 Stylish Items
to Buy This Week

1

We're all for performance clothing that doesn't look like performance gear. California brand Taylor Stitch has collaborated with Boston-based Tracksmith for a collection that mixes West Coast vibes with a refined East Coast aesthetic. One standout is the Heavy Bag long sleeve T-shirt. The rugged and versatile tee not only feels great but is sustainable too. It uses upcycled and recycled yarns—which are shredded and respun—so it's 100% waterless and emits only trace amounts of CO2.

Heavy Bag long sleeve T-shirt,
$58 by Taylor Stitch x Tracksmith

2

This is about as authentic a piece of French workwear you can find short of hitting up France's famous flea markets. Based on a classic carpenter's pant, Todd Snyder's design team worked with textile gurus, Three Looms, to source a Japanese indigo fabric that naturally fades over time. Other authentic details include two oversized patches on the knees along with a pocket for tools or cell phones.

Japanese French chore pant,
$328 by Todd Snyder

3

A step stool always comes in handy. Whether you're using it for extra height or having it double as a plant stand. The industrial design of this one, made from recycled steel wire, makes for a handsome design accessory in any room in the house. Due to the repurposed materials and handmade construction, each piece is subject to minor imperfections that give them a unique, antique character.

Vintage wire step stool,
$80 at Uncrate Supply

4

This is the ultimate weatherproof shirt jacket. Western Rise's high-performance shirt jacket that is temperature regulating, water resistant and stretches in every direction. It's a versatile staple you can wear solo or use as an insulation layer all winter through the spring.

AirLoft shirt jacket,
$198 by Western Rise

5

This leather-bound book serves multiple purposes. First and foremost, it's a trustworthy compendium for home and professional bartenders detailing the lore and techniques of cocktails both classic and new. But it's also a gorgeous edition to your home bar cart or kitchen library. Set it on the coffee table to encourage guests to pick their next drink.

Leather-bound cocktail book,
$80 by Graphic Image