FYI
You have exactly 10 “fall weekends”
until the first day of winter, December 21.
The essentials to keep comfy and warm in the great outdoors
We're living in uncertain times. Between political strife, a looming recession and the threat of climate change, sometimes you just want to check out. And thankfully, fall provides all sorts of ways to unplug, get outside and try to forget about all of this bullshit. There's something about the weekends in the autumn—they're so full of promise. Everything feels like an event. Maybe you can't take a trip right now, but you can go to a pumpkin patch with your significant other, tailgate with friends, or play some touch football with your boys. Hell, even raking leaves is more fun when you're in some textured layers. It's hard to complain when you've got a craft beer in one hand and a cider donut in the other. Herewith, a few of our favorite seasonal staples, from a rugged overshirt and durable five-pocket pants to a durable tote inspired by vintage mountain-climbing gear.
Leeward shirt jacket,
$188 by Taylor Stitch
Lightweight merino sweater,
$45 by The Tie Bar
365 pants,
$98 by Flint and Tinder
Cashmere beanie,
$58 by Everlane
British Army general service watch,$259 / $232.98 by MWC
Geo calf socks,
$12 by Bombas
Waterproof waxed-suede boots,
$680 by Mr P.
Lightweight mountain tote,
$115 by Polo Ralph Lauren
Leeward shirt jacket,
$188 by Taylor Stitch
Lightweight merino sweater,
$45 by The Tie Bar
Cashmere beanie,
$58 by Everlane
British Army general
service watch,$259 / $232.98 by MWC
Lightweight mountain tote,
$115 by Polo Ralph Lauren
Waterproof waxed-suede boots,
$680 by Mr P.
Geo calf socks,
$12 by Bombas
365 pants,
$98 by Flint and Tinder
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