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Barn jackets are having a well-deserved, hard-earned moment, and this riff on a 1950s model has a partial flannel lining to keep you warm and one of the better pocket orientations you can find.

If you’ve only messed around with Stan Ray for their painter’s pants, a) you’ve presumably got yourself a pair of all-timer pants and b) you’re missing out on an incredibly heady selection of tops and outerwear.

Quarter-zip sweatshirts are one of the better quarter-zips—I’ve been wearing mine like a t-shirt, because I wear all sweatshirts like t-shirts—and this one as a bunch of fun little details, like a kangaroo pocket and slightly stilted collar, to further drive the point home.

Stretch is often a touch overrated when it comes to outdoors gear—cut and construction quality are often far more important—but when it’s incorporated like it is on these hikers, we welcome the elasticity.

A western-coded denim shirt finished off with brass snaps and now currently a cool 25% off.

RRL knows how to a loom a great pair of jeans, and these chonky, 16-ounce selvedge jeans (available in a number of different washes), will age just as good as its wearer.

Proof’s chino can do it all — it’s spill-proof, wrinkle-resistant, and has a little bit of stretch for extra comfort.

When the weather turns sideways, it’s always nice to have a waxed jacket at the ready. This one is about as classic as it gets, with 100% flannel lining to keep the chills at bay.

Alex Mill’s rollneck sweater is louche and not at all stuffy, and at a very handsome price at 20% off.

A super-soft tee that already comes broken in to feel like it’s been in your closet for years.

An easy cold-weather hack? A shirt jacket. Even better? An insulated shirt jacket. This one from Proof is easy to incorporate into any closet and will get the job done.

Done up in breathable performance fabric, this is the polo you want to reach for when you’re getting after it — think travel days, active days, and all the day when you need a shirt to work a little harder.

Our pick for the [best joggers] (https://www.gq.com/story/best-joggers-for-men), Reigning Champ’s Coach’s Pant hits all the right notes: Not too tight, just enough room, and comfy as hell.

For anyone looking to switch their white sneaker game up a little bit, may we introduce you to a perfect repro of a 1939 US Navy-issue deck shoe.

Sometimes a sick-looking sneaker is just a sick-looking sneaker. (This one also has some solid tread and great absorption tech to improve things.)

When it comes to loafers in general, don’t sleep on Sebago—they’re durable and more importantly, comfortable right out of the gate. The brand’s Sanremo loafer is an excellent option for anyone looking to separate themselves from the crowd.

Whether you’re prepping for next summer or have got a warm-weather vacation lined up, you’d do no better than packing a pair of huaraches. Chamula makes a quality pair, complete with a horesebit for good measure.

If you’re interested in the cowboy trend but don’t want to go full hog, Rhodes’ Roper Boot is a good entryway cowboy boot.

Hitting the trails? These hiking sneakers from Keen will offer you enough support to hit an out-and-back, and won’t look to out of place when you’re hitting the bar for celebratory beers afterwards.

English shoemaker Sanders might be most known for its chunky soled chukka boot, but its portfolio also includes some worthy loafers, like this one.

Evidence that “waterproof” doesn’t need to look like “waterproof.”

Adler has been around since the turn of the century, and its axes are still made in its factory n the town of Waghäusel, Germany. The Canoe Axe is made from American hickory and German steel.

One of the top leather glove-makers in the world also makes a killer pair of touch-screen compatible joints.

Another verstaile travel solution, this time from Montana-based Mystery Ranch. You can carry this duffel three different ways, and can work as a carry-on or a check-in for your next trip.

If you’re looking for a backpack that can go the distance, you call Goruck. This collaboration with Huckberry gives the classic GR1 a refined, streamlined look so you can use it as your daily hauler, if you wish.

The number of hot sandwiches you could make on this thing …

For getting the best cuppa joe, you’ll want a proper burr grinder. This one from Fellow is one of our favorites, and comes in either white or black. Either way, it’s gonna look great on your counter.

Proof that electric kettles don’t have to look like they can download apps.