Toteme Conquered Women’s Closets. Now, It’s Coming for Menswear.

In just over a decade, Scandi label Toteme managed to establish itself as the quintessential upscaled essentials for chic women, with a quiet luxury designer ethos and pricing that, while hefty, wouldn’t absolutely break her bank.

Now, the Stockholm-based brand is making a play for menswear mindshare, and if its debut capsule is any indication, the male-focused collections seem poised for a similar success story.

An all-natural wool, ultra-soft half-zip pullover? Korean label Frizmworks is clearly set to give Patagonia a run for its money this fall.

Is that a classic ’90s soccer cleat-icon-turned-sneaker thanks to some seriously icy oversole innovation? Why yes, yes it is.

Who knew the 2010’s biggest flop would make such a comback?

An homage to the legendary director’s eyewear on the set of The Shining and Full Metal Jacket, the Stanley Kubrick by Jacques Marie Mage collection features four distinctive lens combos and is highly limited. Like, a few thousand each. (Coincidentally, they also cost a few thousand each.)

Very Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind-coded.

A solid, wear-anywhere shirt is nearly impossible to come by nowadays. They’re priceless, or in the case of this 3Sixteen plaid joint, approximately $220.

You sure as hell can’t drive ’em like Daley did — that doesn’t mean you can’t rip some of his swag, though.

Fun fact: the stand collar, knotted toggle closures and relaxed fit are purportedly inspired by old photos of Pablo Picasso.

The second golf-centric collab to drop this week, this “sportocasin” threads the very, very small needle between shoe you could technically wear to the links and shoe you would want to wear to the club.

Third time’s the impossibly lightweight, extremely layerable charm.

Noah’s latest F/W26 collection delivers all the New England-inspired charm you could hope for.

These baggy, ’90s-inspired double-knees look exactly like the kind of thing Malcolm Todd would wea—hey, wait a minute!

Mark my words: in 30 years, tennis posers will be scouring eBay for this exact sweatshirt.

There’s rugged, American-made footwear, and then there’s Easymoc’s new Camp Scout which was literally upcycled out of a 1940s military tent.

The latest batch of weatherproof outerwear from Canadian retailer-turned-performance label Haven might be the brand’s best yet.

It’s nearly September. Do you know where your rugby shirt is?

Sure, $1,400 is a touch expensive. But think of it this way: You’re saving on a belt.

The torpedo sneaker trend rolls on, so why not invest in a pair of buttery leather trainers?

Popularized by The Bear, German label Merz B. Schwanen is now offering a cropped iteration of its best-selling, bicep-accentuating tee for all the short kings and slutty top truthers out there.

P.F. Flyers have been around for nearly 100 years, and while the brand’s signature high-tops haven’t received as much attention as, say, Converse, their latest collaboration with darling indie label Story MFG has put them back on the map as a heritage brand to watch.

New York designer Emily Dawn Long’s infamous “Spoiled Boys” printed vintage tees have long since sold out, but you can still get your hands on a pretty solid dad hat version.

Why on earth would you wear tech pants when you could slip into Madewell’s perfectly pleated chinos instead?

Blundstone has heritage workwear running through its DNA. Their latest silo installation, a high-shine, premium material version of their sleeker dress Chelsea Boot, knows exactly where it came from.