There’s no better time to get dressed. Layers mean options. But more options can also mean more chances to get it wrong. Fall is when some start overthinking, overmatching, or just losing confidence altogether. Fear not, gentlemen. Our Fall Style Guide is here. Let the leaves fall where they may.
Luca Faloni's Cashmere Collection
[PARTNER] Founded on Italian heritage and slow fashion principles, Luca Faloni works with artisans in Northern Italy to craft timeless pieces from the finest natural fabrics. Their A-grade cashmere is spun in Bergamo, and it's the buttery soft refinement you need this season.
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Warren Barnard Shirt Coat
A barn-jacket-inspired wool overshirt. Head-turning, versatile, timeless. Brought to you by Warren in a weave that’s soft as vintage denim. Founder Peter Holoien is working to preserve the grand tradition of New England textile manufacturing, partnering with the region’s oldest mills—the ones that stitched early Levi’s 501s—to keep the supply chain local. It’s a fit you can feel great about. A warning: Don’t buy this if you’re sick of hearing the words “Hey, nice shirt.”
Buy: $365
On x Beams x REI Coop
This collection is like a global all-star game for the world’s best outdoor brands. Start with the Cloudrock Low Waterproof Hiking Shoes—we picked them up this week and can’t take them off. They’re simply the perfect fall hiker. No break-in required. Read more here.
Buy: $210
Finisterre Solway Waterproof Parka
Cropped jackets have their place in a fall wardrobe, but when it’s raining, there’s something outstandingly comforting about a covered butt. The B-Corp-certified Finisterre makes an all-weather jacket with a balmacaan silhouette. Elegant and practical. Pro tip: Finisterre’s Basset Utility Pant completes the look.
Buy: $350
Nike 24.7 ImpossiblySoft Dri-FIT 1/2-Zip Top
[PARTNER] We recently spent 72 hours in this fall layer. In a word, perfection. Buttery softness, minimalist design with zip front pockets, and Dri-FIT tech that protects against sweat and stink.
Buy: $120
Percival Fiction Striped Knitted T-Shirt
Percival turns the page with another iconic 2025 drop. Its literature-inspired fall collection includes this exceedingly wearable short-sleeve knit (in addition to a few rugbys and overshirts we dig). The Fiction tee is great for this disconcertingly warm autumn. Might as well show off your forearms in something seasonally appropriate.
Buy: $145
Gustin Okayama Standard Denim
A common refrain among denimheads on Reddit: Don’t sleep on Gustin. For selvedge that breaks in beautifully—see the before-and-after photos on the product page—Gustin’s value can’t be beat.
Buy: $199
Scotch & Soda Collage Car Coat
We like wearing things that feel like blankets. Especially in the fall. A long jacket that doesn't take itself too seriously is something you can throw over a hoodie or a suit jacket.
Buy: $278
Anthropologie The Sophie Faux-Fur Throw Blanket
Don't you just want to pet that photo? You do. You should. The Sophie blanket from Anthro is a rite of passage. There's every fall/winter you've experienced before it (sad). And every one thereafter (cozy).
Buy: $98
Lé Bent Lightweight 6" Boxer
Lé Bent boxer briefs might feel like air, but they keep everything delightfully secured.
Buy: $55
Percival Marco Pearce Shirt
A lightweight button-down in a blue that pairs with everything and a relaxed fit that doesn’t read too formal. Wear this to look effortlessly put-together.
Buy: $205
Lee X Buck Mason Westerner Jean
Get in on high-rise already. Like these. Tailored from Japanese sateen (read: soft), this Lee x Buck Mason collab weaves '60s detailing into a soft, lived-in wash.
Buy: $228
Bode Double-Breasted Cardigan
We love a black double breasted suit. We love a black cardigan. Thus, we give you the double breasted cardigan. From one of the best names in men's fashion right now, mind you.
Buy: $690
Everdon 'Rambler' Wholecut Mid
We raved about these Crown Northampton boots the last time it was chilly. They’re back in rotation for a reason. They’re like the Robert Redford of boots: durable, handsome, timeless.
Buy: $507
Fairly Normal Polo Sweatshirt
What is it? We don't know. A sweater? A quarter-zip? A polo? Perhaps that's the point of a brand like Fairly Normal. Something familiar and something new in the one piece.
Buy: $191
Paraboot Michael Derby Shoe
Paraboots are worth it. The leather holds its shape while wearing in beautifully. And the style is timeless. Need proof? This model was marked by the birth of Michael Richard in 1945. Still a world famous silhouette today. You do the math.
Buy: $635
MeisterSinger Lunascope
Single hand watch. Ever heard of it? Every tick on the outer circle of the dial is 5 minutes. Simple as that. MeisterSinger has been making a name in the single hand space. Their moon phase? Putting us in a real spooky mood.
Buy: $4918
Bleu-de-chauffe Adèle XL Tote
So many layers. Too many things. So few pockets. Three words. Take a tote. This one was inspired by the generous proportions of a workwear bag, while maintaining a practical elegance.
Buy: $448.03
