The 9 Best New Menswear Releases This Week

Just imagine this printed Todd shirt paired with some white shorts and a spritz in your hand.

For the latest installment of their ongoing partnership, Loewe retouched On’s new, 3D-printed Cloudmonster.

A dark wash, wide-leg jean made in America from deadstock Cone Mills denim, all for under $165? This feels like a scam…

NYC-based Eighteen East lovingly refers to the fabric used for this front-zip shirt as “Brickstop.”

Sometimes, a little bit of luxury goes a long way.

What better way to prepare for the upcoming world cup than with a swanky new summer polo?

Endlessly packable, extremely wearable.

Pair with the matching blazer and you’ve got your summer wedding attire sorted.

Martial arts skills not included.

Made in L.A. and cut from a stone-washed, 13.5-ounce selvedge denim, these relaxed jorts are a galaxy-brain addition to any summer wardrobe.

The woven “Intrecciato” leather in these Bottega slides is also used in the brand’s highly coveted bags.

Casino Royale put Sunspel’s Riviera Polo on the map. Twenty years later, the trim, Bond-endorsed shirt gets a limited-edition version in Sea Island cotton.

You see the Gs.

Relaxed, box-cropped and available in a lovely yellow stripe.

Summer is almost here. Do you know where your trunks are?

Who would’ve guessed…yet another Wales Bonner Adidas banger. This time, the Gazelle is treated to a scaly makeover.

Soft through the shoulders and incredibly lightweight, this vintage-inspired Banana blazer is exactly what you should be slipping over a tee this summer.

Earn your stripes…or just buy ’em.

Swap in your sweats for these hemp-cotton trousers from Community of Lovers.

This PRL polo is aggressively summery. That’s the whole point.

Prepare to see Spanish sneaker brand Pompeii everywhere this summer. With a trendy torpedo shape, vintage detailing and a sub-$200 price tag, they’re virtually unbeatable as a daily beater.

You asked, Madewell delivered: summer jeans.

Canadian label James Coward frequently crops up on lists of up-and-coming menswear designers, and the brand’s recent collaboration with heritage shoemakers Sanders, a funky leather dress shoe with a banana-style lacing system, is the perfect example of why.

With a mandarin collar and pankou closures, Drake’s recent take on the herringbone chore coat is more refined than rugged.

Beware of ants.

Our Legacy continues to push the envelope when it comes to accessible high fashion. Their latest innovation? A new “Octo Wash” piece-dying technique.

These slubby, Japanese cotton-linen 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.