As temperatures dip and the days get shorter, it’s a good time to add some warmer pieces to your wardrobe. From Martine Rose’s down-stuffed clogs for Clarks to Todd Snyder’s long parka for Woolrich, this week’s releases are bringing that much-needed warmth in style. Whether you’re after Gramicci x and Wander’s fleece jacket for those chilly outdoor adventures or Kith and Auralee’s minimal canvas coat, there’s something here for every kind of cold-weather fit. And if you’re not ready to bundle up just yet, there’s still plenty of streetwear gems like Basketcase’s Basquiat-inspired tee and Undefeated’s satin Dodgers snapback.
Check out our top picks for this week’s product releases below, and see our previous release picks here.
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: martine-rose.com, clarks.com, and available globally at select retailers
Price: $280
Martine Rose has joined forces with Clarks once again for a new capsule. Rose went back to the shoemaker’s roots, designing footwear that embody the “unbeatable comfort” of Clarks. There are a variety of styles to choose from, but the one that caught our eye was the clog. A new style for Clarks, the clogs are made from a pony hair-effect leather with duck down padding. Super cozy.
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: noongoons.com and keenfootwear.com
Price: $250
KEEN has had quite the resurgence this past summer with the popularity of dad shoes rising. Noon Goons has tapped into that wave to create its first boot ever and second venture into footwear. Working with the Cincinnati boot, a timeless fan favorite, Noon Goons added its LA streetwear touch—a croc-effect collar, slightly burnished leather, and dual branding with stamped logos on the tongue and heel.
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: jcrew.com and select J. Crew locations
Price: $228
Mixing its Japanese and American heritage, Engineered Garments has been a trusted brand for workwear for more than two decades. The brand partnered with J. Crew for a capsule collection offering an elevated take on foundational clothes. Out of the offerings, the multi-pocket cargo pants stand out, a workwear staple reimagined through EG’s lens.
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: cherryworldshop.com
Price: $795
What happens when four creative minds get together to create a brand? You get Cherry World, a lifestyle label founded by Glen Luchford, Josh Levine, Fergus Purcell, and Fran Burns. California’s subcultures are at the heart of the brand—punk, surf, skate, and art. Nods to the Golden State can be seen in little details like the patches on the varsity jacket. Everything is made in LA in small batches.
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: undefeated.com and neweracap.com
Price: $56
Undefeated is releasing a collaboration with New Era for the Los Angeles Dodgers. Taking a departure from the usual canvas used for New Era snapbacks, this Undefeated version is made from satin. The Undefeated signature is embroidered on the side, and the five-strike logo is on the back. A Dodgers hat is a great basic to have.
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: kith.com, Kith shops and the Kith app
Price: $895
Kith and Auralee come together for a collection that brings sleek minimalism and top-tier craftsmanship. Auralee’s signature silhouettes meet Kith’s 101 palette in a range of outerwear, suiting, and elevated basics. The Heavy Canvas Liner Coat is crafted from densely woven Japanese canvas with a cashmere wool blend lining. The attention to detail and premium materials make this collab a masterclass in subtle luxury, perfect for those who appreciate clean, minimal style.
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: toddsnyder.com and in-store at Todd Snyder’s NoMad, Williamsburg, Rockefeller Center, The Liquor Store, The Grove, The Superette, and The Townhouse
Price: $1,498
Todd Snyder’s first Woolrich Black Label collection takes the brand’s rugged outdoor heritage and gives it the Snyder treatment—modern silhouettes, elevated fabrics, and a bit of city edge. The collection is split into Heritage and Technical lines. The padded Long Parka, part of the Technical lineup, is constructed from a drip-dyed nylon shell from Italy. It will be a statement piece both in the mountains and in the city.
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: gramicci.com and at select retailers
Price: $250
Gramicci links up with and Wander again for their second FW24 collab. Inspired by climbing culture of the 1970s, the collection features pieces with camo prints and burnt orange tones. The sherpa fleece jacket comes in three colors and is a great transitional piece to have as temperatures drop.
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: sacai.jp and in-stores at Sacai
Price: $2,205
Sacai’s latest collaboration with Spiewak brings together military-grade outerwear expertise and Sacai’s distinctive style. They worked with legendary skater and artist Mark Gonzalez to create the illustration on the patches. Gonz can also be spotted in the campaign, sporting the G-8 jacket.
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: basketcase.gallery
Price: $60
Basketcase’s latest drop, the ALPHABET, has everything from zip-up hoodies, athletic jerseys, and denim pieces. We want to spotlight the Sucker Sucker tee, which was made in collaboration with the Basquiat estate, featuring the artist’s original journal entry—an homage to Basquiat’s legacy.
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