Dr. Martens Quietly Revives Its Greatest Shoe Ever

Inspired by the old-school shoes Dr. Martens used to make for U.K. postal workers, this collaborative 1461 is perfect in every conceivable way, right down to the full-grain leather and subtle toe cap.

Now all you need is a ti— hey, wait a minute!

This nautical print looks like it was lifted off a Nantucket sheet set from the ’70s. That is a very, very good thing.

Shinola’s latest limited-edition model comes in the form of a yachting chronograph inspired by nighttime races on Lake St. Clair, which straddles the U.S.-Canada border.

Japanese label Moonstar has become the gold standard for canvas shoes.

Wear your stripes.

Nothing to see here — just a cloud-soft cotton tank tailor-made for steamy summer nights.

Scandi label Another Aspect’s designs are decidedly minimalist, but don’t let this easy button-up’s tasteful chocolate brown shade distract you from the inch-perfect silhouette.

Two mesh shorts for the price of one.

Sure, you’ve heard of the waxed jacket. But how’s your waxed biker boot game?

The barefoot shoe trend has been bubbling for some time now, but it took the ultra-tasteful athletic outfitter Literary Sport to convince me to buy some barely-there sandals.

Do you like summer camp? No, like, do you reeeeeeeally like summer camp?

Stòffa’s sourcing is a cut about even most luxury labels, as proven by the immaculate washed indigo linen in their easy-breezy U-neck sweater.

A pair of massive, pleated linen trousers is just what the doctor ordered for your upcoming Euro holiday.

Todd and Moscot are back for another pair of elite summer sunnies, based on the later’s famed Zilch silo. Reuniting never looked so good.

This Editor Rugby is editor approved? Go figure.

Our favorite deck shoes just got a serious upgrade, courtesy of downtown fashion label (and third space) Colbo.

There are many ways to go big with your sartorial choices. An unconventional silhouette, a textured knit…or maybe a pair of wide-leg, in-your-face leopard-print shorts from cult Japanese brand Kapital.

MothTech could never.

Toss this new lightweight jacket over a black tee and jeans and all of a sudden you’re the best dressed, least sweaty guy at Bar Pisellino.

Who needs a cocktail menu when you’ve got this shirt?

Everyone is always dying to know what the next “it” color will be. I’m think there’s a pretty good chance it’s this lichen green.

Leather loafers? In summer? Sure, if they’re woven (and G.H. Bass).

Skate shoes are having a moment, and this “sunburst” colorway is particularly primed for a summer of wear and tear.

Sir Paul Smith’s signature stripe looks especially nice on this knitted navy shirt.

Birkenstock’s experimental 1774 sub-label just remixed the classic Arizona with primo raffia straps, and now I need a pair.