The 13 Best New Menswear Releases You Absolutely Shouldn’t Miss This Week

Exactly like a grail tee you’d find at a thrift, right down to the buttery yellow shade and jersey blend weave.

The 1461 has been a staple in menswear closets for 65 years — now, it’s getting a limited edition to prove it.

Grey denim is the spring style hack you didn’t know you need.

Pair with an otherwise innocuous ensemble, and watch the comments roll in.

Twenty years ago, Adidas set the soccer world on fire with their animal-printed Y-3 collab. Now, the three stripes are bringing back the designs — dragon, eagle, wolf and tiger — in sneaker form.

The perfect spring jacket doesn’t exis—.

You’d never know that these slick ripstop hiking pants were from lululemon.

Reese Cooper’s newest venture, an outdoor supply company named RCOS, has been quietly releasing bangers.

Off-centered clasps FTW.

Part henley, part button-down, all gas.

Blackstock & Weber might be known for their beefy slip-ons, but their first non-loafer is just as solid.

Word on the street is your spring wardrobe needs more pink in it.

Very Steven Spielberg-coded.

Against all odds, a few pairs of Noah’s recent collab with Converse are still in stock. Not for long, though.

The is your official notice that white denim is spring’s mandatory style swerve.

Love ’em or hate ’em, henleys are all the rage; if you want to dip your toe into the half-placket waters, this elevated cotton-silk situation from COS is an excellent place to start.

Spring wedding on the docket? Pair this crispy, soft green Drake’s suit jacket with the accompanying trousers, and you’re sorted.

I don’t know what’s better — the fact that you can now buy cult Japanese brand Beams stateside, or the hyper-boxy cut of this front-zip tartan jacket.

Part sneaker, part boat shoe, all gas.

You could use ChatGPT to recommend a lame work bag…or you could listen to me instead. Your call.

If you haven’t heard of Casatlantic, consider this swanky full-zip cardigan your formal introduction.

A pair of self-belted, Italian-made gurkha pants? Bonobos is making moves.

I’ve got the need…the need for speed.

A funky, polka-dot dipped denim jacket with streetwear legends Awake NY? Yup, Gap’s resurgence is all but complete.

Sandal, tabi or surf slide? Why choose?

Fact: you need a chambray shirt for spring. Fact: Billy Reid’s is one of the best out there.

There’s tactical gear, and then there’s this archival Oakley Slingpack Jacket.

What the Ralph Lauren flag sweater is to East Coast socialites, this ALD knit will be to Dime Square dilettantes.

In collaboration with leather shoemakers Jacques Solovière, Huckberry just dropped the loafer of the summer. Unfortunately, they’ll most certainly be sold out by then — best to cop early.

Avant-garde-meets-Kellogg’s-core.

Easy on the eyes, easy on the fit, easy-ish on the wallet. Just easy, really.

Downtown label Aimé Leon Dore often catches flak for its adjacency to Ralph Lauren, but this cotton-twill check shirt is the perfect example of well-executed homage.

By golly, orSlow’s gone and done it again.

Not your grandfather’s Desert Boots. Not your dad’s, either.

Sorry, but I’m going to need every piece of “Glacier Oil”-colored clothing to ever exist.

Add a little Western flair to your everyday belt.

Spring parka? Is that a thing?

Minimally branded and surprisingly sleek, you’d never know that these were $90 Converse and not $790 Dries Van Noten torpedo sneakers.

Halfway between knee-length and capris, these honking shorts from Uniqlo’s latest U collection are all the proof you need that the oversized look is hanging around for another summer.

See the court. Feel the court. Be the court.

This waxed canvas barn coat isn’t J.Crew and Barbour’s first joint project…but it might be their best.

Does it get more spring than a butter yellow, semi-scoopneck, featherweight cashmere knit?

After a brief hiatus, New England-based Manresa is back and firing on all cylinders. Need proof? Just check out these double-knee, sturdy-as-hell Rockport Pants.

Part of their new Premier Soleil spring collection, these sleek square shades from Parisian eyewear label Jimmy Fairly look like they were yanked right out of Love Story.

Rarely does a neon yellow sneaker look good, but if anyone was going to figure it out, it was going to be Saucony and 3Sixteen.

Airy as hell. Stripy as hell, too.

Not quite boat shoes. Not quite derbies. Berbies?

The magenta color on this corded Drake’s dad cap is in every single designer’s SS27 moodboard.

Madras doesn’t have to be stuffy.

USA! USA!

Rag & Bone’s new Infuse technology adds a whole new layer of dimension to already premium selvedge.

Somewhere between low-profile sneakers and futuristic space uniform.

Can’t decide what button-up to wear? Now you don’t have to!

Eat your heart out, Peter Beard.

The leather shell that’ll patina beautifully is the clear and obvious draw of this COS tote, but don’t underestimate the usefulness of a zip top.

GU x Undercover…x Snoopy?

Too big to lasso. Almost.

Tom Beckbe’s classic waxed outerwear is getting the David Coggins treatment.

Perfect for springtime romps.

Soft pink is poised to be the color of the season — what better way to dip a toe in the waters than with a Hello Kitty-branded Converse tee?

Whoa, Polo Bear — didn’t know you were chill like that.

You heard it here first — your jacket should have a stand collar this spring.

Part slipper, part leather loafer, fully based.

Workwear? You mean, like, train conductor?

NYC-based Eighteen East continued to churn out heat. These deep-pocketed Roy Baker Ripstop Pants are the perfect early spring pick-up.

Pair with your widest chinos and crispiest penny loafers for full “Take Ivy” effect.

Maybe you’ve heard that horses are big this year?

Photos do not do the crimson sheen on this limited-edition footy kit justice.

These denim Star Masters are deceptively solid and highly affordable.

Cropped, checked and straight-hemmed. In other words, perfect.

Gucci’s iconic Horsebit, now on a primo leather accessory.

Modeled after Filson’s legacy styles and crafted from premium suede, this Leather Hadlock Jacket is the definition of legacy.

Absolutely massive, in every sense of the word.

New from Haider Ackerman’s first mainline collection, this shirt jacket is the epitome of quiet luxury.

Double the knees, double the swag.

Paraboot’s classic Michael derby gets a very croc makeover, thanks to Los Angeles-based Madhappy.

J.Crew’s staple Johnny Collar Polo is back and better than ever.

Footy-inspired, menswear-approved.

A brand-new Birkenstock is just what the doctor ordered for spring.

It’s notoriously difficult to create a waterproof jacket that’s sturdy enough to fend off spring showers and sleek enough that you don’t instantly telegraph Subaru, but if anyone can do it, it’s Uniqlo’s : C sub-label.

Blue Tab — Levi’s recently introduced Japanese-made denim project — is the gift that keeps on giving. Just check out these split-back, pleated denim trousers.

These Versace joints are living proof that the best kind of loafers are the ones that look like they’ve already been worn into the ground.

Leading man swagger unlocked.

Antwerp-based Howlin’ has long been quietly churning out some of the waviest knitwear available for purchase, and their latest collab with Engineered Garments plays to their strengths in fabric and fit alike.

Your new favorite overcoat, fresh from your new favorite boutique running label.

The footy short is a classic for a reason.

Not the Birkenstocks you expected, but, with six (or eight, or 12) more weeks of winter, the Birkenstocks you deserve.

Woven from a concrete-like (complementary) 12.25 oz. cotton jersey, this tee from NYC-based skate brand Eighteen East is redefining what it means to be a heavyweight t-shirt.

Lightweight jacket season is just around the corner….do you know where your Harrington is?

Time to start planning your Valentine’s Day gift…and your Valentine’s Day ‘fit.

This has got to be the gnarliest hiker ever (complimentary).

Will these glasses make you look like menswear legend Paul Newman? Here’s hoping.

Finally, curved jeans have made their way to the masses.

The ultimate boat shoe, period.

Adidas continue to release pre-World Cup heat, including this remixed retro Japan kit.

$8,000 of cashmere-wool comfort.

The color of spring is going to be butter yellow. You heard it here first.

It might not look like much, but real heads know it’s what’s on the inside that counts. Well, that and the elite Japanese craftsmanship.

Just when you thought TNF couldn’t get any more winterized, they release a top-tier, Italian-milled Casentino wool-lined capsule collection.

This has 2013 written all over it, in the best possible way.

Rep your allegiances, protect your hands.

Uniqlo sister label GU rarely misses; their new “carrot” style slacks are a perfect example of elite menswear at a totally affordable price.

Are you really celebrating Lunar New Year if you’re not dropping two racks on a horsey sweater?

RIP one of the greatest to ever do it.

Blancpain’s newest Villeret Calendrier has a lot in common with The Dream of the Shepherd — you’re never going to own it, but it’s really, really nice to look at. And Swiss.

Japanese label Confect’s design principle is ruled by monozukuri — the relentless pursuit of craftsmanship — which probably explains the insane wool-linen blend tweed the coat is cut from.

Not dissimilar to the viral Nike x Jacquemus joints that dropped late last year — just with the addition of embossed horses.

Slim-fit? What’s that?

Part dressy, part retro and totally guaranteed to keep your trousers high and tight.

Goooooooooooooooooooal!

Birkenstock better watch their back, because UGG just released a Boston killer of suede clog.

Teaming up with the outdoorsmen over at Nanga, British trad label Drake’s just dropped a quilt-lined capsule that includes, among other things a #menswear-coded puffer scarf. Score!

Trust me — this hoodie is one of a kind.