5 Stylish Items
to Buy This Week

1

The holidays can be stressful. Consider these your antidote. Dad Grass, the brand known for its pre-rolled CBD joints and throwback styling, has gotten into the edibles game. The line features three different THC-free formulas targeted to meet your particular needs. But our favorite is the Classic Formula for when you just want to zap stress and bring on the good vibes and unwind. The gummies themselves are made with 100% organic hemp flower and have a great chewiness and taste, with a not-too-sweet blackberry ginger flavor. Pop two and within about 30 minutes you feel any anxiety just melt away.

CBD gummies,
$42 by Dad Grass

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You definitely need a cardigan this season. And, ideally, it will make a statement with a bold color or graphic pattern. This one, from Adsum's new winter collection ticks all the boxes. Knit from a cotton/linen blend, it's not too heavy and perfect for layering—over a T-shirt or under a suit jacket. The jaquard motif comes from Celtic inspired pattern which is tonally knit into the entire body of the sweater.

Cross cardigan,
$205 by Adsum

4

This is your favorite flannel's cooler cousin. It features a seamless open camp-style collar, a flat hem and troca shell shank buttons. It's cut from a smooth fabric that the brand says is a high thread count cotton woven in Japan, so it's got a naturally beautiful drape on the body. Whether on its own or layered under a jacket or cardigan, it'll quickly become your favorite new shirt.

Open-collar shirt,
$220 by 3Sixteen

5

What's a globe-trotting gentleman supposed to do with his glasses? Currently, I have two pairs of shades in rotation along with a pair of readers I wear on heavy work days—along with a pair of blue-light-blocking specs I should probably wear more often. When I travel, I usually dump several cases into my carry-on, but this is a much more organized and civilized solution. Constructed from vegan leather with a seamless zip closure, the hard-shell case has four individual slots for your favorite frames.

Travel glasses case,
$40 by Moscot