5 Stylish Items
to Buy This Week

1

This might be the quintessential autumn jacket. It's not too heavy and easily layered. The slightly cropped fit feels at once old school and incredibly “right now”. Alex Mill used the same, 100% cotton cord the brand uses in their popular suiting, which means it feels incredibly good when you're wearing it. We think you'll be getting a lot of wear out of this, so the real question is do you want it in navy blue or this rich, chocolate brown?

Charlie jacket,
$215 by Alex Mill

2

“Is this another great Timex from Todd Snyder?” This is what one editor asked when showed the new MK1. The short answer? Yes. The 36mm stainless steel exterior is true to a vintage Timex, but this MK1 has been enhanced with a 20-jewel hand-wound movement. Snyder says it “gives an old-fashioned interpretation to their first Camper model from the '80s.” We've got to say that the military-inspired, two-piece tan leather strap really gives the watch a luxurious feel, too.

MK1 Almalfi watch,
$239 by Timex x Todd Snyder

3

Grilling season doesn't have to stop just because summer's over. Keep the good times and grill marks going with Caraway's latest offering. The brand made a name for itself with its modern ceramic-coated nonstick cookware, but they're going back to basics with a line of enameled cast iron. The grill pan is our favorite—it's got a non-toxic three-layer enamel coating that makes it naturally slick and provides excellent heat retention and scratch resistance. Plus, it comes with a lifetime warranty so it will never let you down.

Enameled grill pan,
$175 by Caraway

4

It's a big year for big pants. Brendon Babenzien has revitalized J.Crew with archival re-issues and the introduction of the Giant Chino. Now he's bringing a more luxe take on the pant with his main line at Noah. The oversized, wide-leg chinos have a single pleat and are cut from a smooth, substantial cotton twill fabric. They are, seemingly, the perfect pants for fall.

Single-pleat baggy chino,
$248 by Noah

5

How's your wallet these days? A little overstuffed? Too many cards to deal with? Bellroy specializes in efficiently organizing everything we have to carry and this streamlined billfold proves that. It boasts an impressive amount of capabilities while remaining slim enough to slide into a pocket comfortably. Crafted from premium leather, the painted leather edges eliminate extra folds to reduce bulk while RFID protection offers data theft prevent. Stash your daily cards in the quick-access slots, then tuck less frequently used cards in the pull-tab storage. There's also a secret flap pocket with the bills for secure coin storage. In short, it's everything you need in the smallest footprint possible.

Note sleeve wallet,
$89 by Bellroy