Winter Is Coming. The Winter Boot Collabs Are Already Here.

It’s been a year of big (positive) changes for Uniqlo, most notably in the introduction of ex-Marni designer Francesco Risso’s namesake sub-label.

As if the Daystorm Horizon stompers weren’t already rugged enough, London-based utility brand Maharishi just reworked Sorel’s seminal boot style with a full-coverage zipper front and Gore-Tex everything.

The only trousers you should be busting out for your office Christmas party.

Yet another souped-up boot collab comes in the form of a burly suede chukka, courtesy of heritage boot makers Clarks and Italian mountaineering label Diemme.

This tasty, ultra-functional bag collab between Chrome Industries and Engineered Garments doesn’t not seem like something you’d see in Resident Evil.

Rocky Mountain Featherbed has done it again. (This time with “normal guy clothing” purveyor Corridor.)

If you happen to have $1,100 laying around, I can think of no better way to spend it than on a perfectly checked cashmere-silk flannel from Auralee.

Camo-printed, buckle-backed and made in Japan? Are we sure these J.Press trousers aren’t just a list of menswear buzzwords?

Leave it to Merrell and Japanese hiking brand Snow Peak to concoct the height of technical traction.

Okay there, Callum Turner.

Out: Arc’teryx toques. In: L.L.Bean Torts.

Since dethroning sneakers half a decade ago, leather loafers have become a dime a dozen. Which is to say, it’s a real feat to create a pair that’s unlike anything I’ve ever seen; this is also exactly what Sperry and downtown retail space-turned-design studio Colbo managed to do with their new Sirah Loafer, a sleek, split-top slip-on available in both a muted black leather and rustic chocolate suede.

Come for the Dead Poets Society levels of tweed, stay for the inch-perfect pleated silhouette.

The semi-casual twill blazer is something of a mysterious (and dying) art, but just-launched menswear brand Early Work makes it look easy with its new Excelsior Jacket, a garment-dyed, 100% cotton number with the sturdiness of your favorite chore coat and infinitely more Ivy-coded swagger.

A chunky cable-knit sweater — the king of cold-weather knitwear — conceived by two Japanese powerhouses and priced at just $60? Am I being punked right now?

Lee’s seemingly nonstop flow of elite collabs now includes F/CE.

Perfect for when you want to stand out at Thanksgiving but don’t want to get into a screaming match with your second cousin.

This cropped jacket from Japanese label Uru is an ode to the beauty of a contrast collar.

A snazzy-yet-rugged leather boot with an easy side-zip entrance is just what the doctor ordered for fall.

Filson’s annual Cowichan-style sweater is back and moose-ier than ever.

Butter yellow and scarlet have been the colors de jour for a hot minute now. Maybe it’s finally cobalt’s turn?

A quintessential fall rugby, with just a hint of aprés charm.

Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays this courier from copping a USPS-branded field watch.