5 Stylish Items
to Buy This Week

1

Looking for a serious winter coat? Look no further. Wythe again has partnered with the same sixth generation mill in Ireland as last fall's outerwear. And this herringbone style is a standout of the collection. The beefy yarns make for a nice texture on the outside, finished with custom corozo concha buttons. On the inside, there's a cotton viscose that will soften beautifully with wear along with an interior chest pocket, and oversized scarf pocket on inside thigh.

Herringbone wool overcoat,
$1,598 by Wythe

2

These should be your go-to holiday pants. Why? They're good looking, comfortable and designed for ultimate versatility. Made in New York from Seneca's signature AYR fabric from Italy, the material has a soft, luxurious hand feel while offering performance details like four-way stretch and wrinkle-resistance. You can wear them over a dozen times before they require washing. The waist is elasticized for comfort but features a clean front and concealable drawstrings (to look less athleisurely). In the navy pinstripe colorway, you can wear this on the plane with a sweatshirt, to dinner later with a proper shirt and a jacket and even lounging around the house the next day—all while looking put together.

Vanta pants,
$248 by Seneca

3

This isn't the first AirTag keychain, but it's probably the best. A durable stainless steel alloy body securely holds the AirTag while the rest serves as a lightweight multi-tool with nearly a dozen different uses. Of course, there are hex wrenches and a bottle opener built in, but there's also a handy phone stand, along with a bike tool and carabiner. Basically any and everything you might need, in a compact and stylish keychain that ensures you never misplace your keys ever again.

AirTag multi-tool,
$34.99 by Atech

4

This is a gentleman's over shirt. Yes, it's rugged, but it has a certain European refinement. Which makes sense, considering it's from French label Cuisse de Grenouille. Designed in Paris but stitched by master shirtmakers in Portugal, it's tailored for a modern boxy fit without looking baggy or oversized. The heavy wide-wale corduroy has the perfect weight for the colder months and can be worn in a myriad of ways—from tossed over a T-shirt with sweats to layered over a lightweight sweater for a night out.

Corduroy Ottavio shirt,
$200 by Cuisse de Grenouille

5

Social media isn't all bad. It was through chef David Chang's instagram that I found out about Anyday. Apparently, he's a partner in this new brand of hybrid cookware and food storage. The bowls are frosted borosilicate glass, so they're extra durable and thermal-shock resistant, but the key is in the brand's unique lids which actually allow you to cook in the microwave—not just heat things up. The glass lid has a silicone gasket and a pop-up knob to let steam escape. When you're done, press the knob back down to create an airtight, stackable container for the leftovers.

Starter food
cookware/storage set,
$60 / $55 by Anyday