5 Stylish Items
to Buy This Week

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Get 'em while you can. If you scored one of A&F's “essential crew” sweatshirts when they introduced them earlier this year, you lucked out. Because the vintage-inspired sweats—with a relaxed fit, substantial ribbed collar and slight drop-shoulder—sold out almost immediately. Cut from a proprietary fabric and treated with a wash to add extra softness, these look like the kind of shirts that cost 10 times as much. And they're now available in half a dozen shades, so take your pick.

Essential crew sweatshirt,
$60 / $51 by Abercrombie & Fitch

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We love a candle that looks (and smells expensive), but is actually affordable. Dilo's candles are hand-poured in the U.S. using a smooth soy wax blend that burns clean and even. The two-wick design helps increase the candle's “scent throw”, which is a good thing because this smells fantastic. The Paolo Santo fragrance is a blend of smoky woods, black pepper and sweet amber with a slight citrus sweetness. Like what you'd want a modern A-frame cabin to smell like.

Two-wick Palo Santo candle,
$32 by Dilo

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How do you improve on a cult-favorite food? Add a little heat. Pappy & Company has developed a following thanks to their genuine maple syrup aged in Pappy Van Winkle bourbon barrels. Their new spiced variety is aged for three years in the namesake bourbon barrels and made with a spicy pepper mash—which means the syrup is the perfect garnish for any cocktail, or dish that needs a kick of peppery heat. It's particularly good over baked sweet potatoes or roasted Brussels sprouts.

Spicy maple syrup,
$38 by Pappy & Co.

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It's September ... time to break out the cords, right? Fitting like your favorite 501 jeans, Wythe's five-pocket corduroys have a familiar silhouette that's comfortable and classic, not to mention easy to wear with anything. Cut from a luxe wide wale Italian cotton corduroy fabric, they're impossibly soft and create the perfect drape, making them look at once elegant and relaxed. Are they dress pants? Weekend brunch pants? The answer to both is “yes”.

Italian Donegal corduroys,
$298 by Wythe