5 Stylish Items
to Buy This Week

1

We love these noragi jackets from Akashi-Kama. A staple of workwear in Japan with an American twist, they're the lovechild of a chore jacket and a cardigan. And they just look right in any situation. For their latest drop, they collaborated with __OnDeck for a limited-edition range made from hi-density Japanese ripstop fabric with 3M reflective cord ties. Cut in a modern, more cropped fit, with a patchwork design, it blends some streetwear influences with a classic style.

Ripstop Noragi jacket,
$180 by Akashi-Kama

3

Everyone has a denim/chambray shirt, right? So if you want something a little different or are looking to stand apart from the crowd, then you need to find a unique one. And this new style from 3sixteen is definitely one designed to make an impact. Cut from a Japanese chambray in a classic workwear silhouette with a relaxed fit, it's finished with matching front chest pockets. But the real takeaway is the hand-cut and sewn patches—using hand-loomed silk and chambray fabrics from India. It's an heirloom piece that will only get better with age.

Patchwork chambray shirt,
$285 by 3sixteen

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D.S. & Durga is one of the most innovative fragrance brands out there. Their latest release is called Peanut. “It's really a meditation on the peanut's husk and the fields they grow in,” says perfumer David Moltz. “I think it's a really beautiful and strange scent, but it's also really wearable.” To craft the scent, he took an accord of peanut, “expanded it with soft strokes of gourmand notes, earthy tones, toasty woods, a grassy vetiver.” The end result is earthy and warm, grassy and well, peanut-y.

Peanut cologne,
$250 by D.S. & Durga