Alex Crane, Manresa, Persol and the 9 Best New Menswear Releases This Week

Camp collar shirts continue to be a warm-weather staple; Alex Crane’s new iteration checks all the right boxes.

These slubby, Japanese cotton-linen blend shorts from New England-based indie label Manresa — complete with a half-elasticated waist and perfect “Ube” colorway — are the newest Baggie killers on the block.

Hand-built from an exclusive striped blue acetate and limited to just 500 pieces, these collab shades from Persol and design label Cassina channel the “sculptural elegance of Vico Magistretti’s 905 chair” and generally look like something McQueen would rock for Le Mans.

Cut from an easy 6oz cotton-linen blend and garment-dyed for a lived-in finish, these office-ready trousers from Huckberry sub-label Wills are tailored for a summer’s worth of semi-casual wear.

If tonal torpedo sneakers are not on your 2026 moodboard, you’re probably, as the kids say, cooked.

Like much of their hyper-considered apparel, this lightweight jacket from Kartik Research centers craft and tradition with a handsome sashiko-stitched cotton patchwork pattern.

How do you make an iconic, military-inspired nylon overshirt better? Letting an upscale Italian boutique mess around with the design is always an option.

You probably recognize Sabah as the maker of your favorite suede slip-ons, but you might have missed that the brand is now offering a killer fisherman sandal.

Primary color accents are absolutely popping this spring.

It’s not a stretch to say that Wales Bonner’s ingenious (see: hybrid woven sneaker above) designs have singlehandedly kept Adidas in the cultural conversation.

Sure, you probably already have a rugby shirt in your spring rotation. But is it bubblegum pink?

Japanese denim label Fullcount continues to produce some of the most exceptional selvedge on the market.

Somewhere in between a bomber and a blouson, KOTN’s new Postal Jacket has al fresco written all over it.

The definition of a western shirt…just not that kind of western shirt.

Much has been made of the return of canvas sneakers. If you needed further proof, just peek this collab between Lady White Co and Japanese footwear brand Moonstar.

No one is bringing the vintage-inspired outdoor heat quite like Big Rock Candy Mountaineering; these Lost Arrow trousers are reminiscent of something you might have seen on the crags in the ’70s, which is the exact vibe you should be trying to channel right now.

Leave it to Junya to drop the slickest intarsia knit we’ve seen in a minute.

Indie label Factor’s is leading the charge for modern tailoring — this relaxed, pinstriped double-breasted jacket is casual suiting at its best.

High-end optics brand Mykita teaming up with high-end luggage brand Rimowa for a pair of high-end polarized sunglasses? Now that’s what I’d call synergy.

It’s officially shorts season.

Spring style means rugby stripes, and this new joint from J.Crew has the added benefit of a retro denim collar.

For certified big dawgs.

Catch me in these Chamula mocs all summer long.

Fatigues remain one of the OG pants styles for the fellas, and Percival’s extremely modern interpretation makes for an excellent seasonal addition to your DTR (daily trouser rotation).

Utilizing a carefully sourced French-sourced cowhide named ESPRIT de CHROME, these new “Skrik” boots from artisan Japanese bootmakers are the platonic ideal of an everyday stomper.

Loosen up a bit, will ya?

Designed in the mold of classic Hollywood-style shirting, Buck Mason’s latest linen shirting is as easy as it is breezy.

You could earn your stripes…or you could just snag them at Oakley.

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.

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.