The 13 Best New Menswear Releases This Week, From J.Crew to Brunello Cucinelli

Is J.Crew gunning for L.L.Bean’s canvas tote crown? This very preppy hold-all, fitted with outer and internal pockets and big enough to hold your laptop, would suggest yes.

“Apricot Ice” is a beautiful name for a child. Or, a beautiful color for your new massive summer shirt.

I’m much more likely to be your neighbor if you’re wearing these slick CVOs.

Is a 5″ inseam too short for you? Try 5.5″, says the Gap.

For holding up your solid gold-plated pants.

USA! USA! USA!

Tired? Pleats Please suiting. Wired? Pleats Please tomato shorts.

Remember your leather loafers? This is them now. Feel old yet?

You may have missed the annual Only NY invitation…but that doesn’t mean you can’t still get in on the jersey action.

Very nice of Lady White Co. to recreated the #coolguyuniform in a summer-ready linen-wool blend.

Made to emulate the classic “bleu de travail” indigo of old school French chore coats, these cotton trousers from Le Laboureur and Gardenheir’s latest collab are, in a word, elite.

The human mind cannot comprehend how indestructible (or how swaggy) this Stone Island Prismatico-TC Jacket is.

Menswear guru Aaron Levine has done it again.

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.

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.

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

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

Beware of ants.