Basically everything you’d want from a great pair of vintage carpenter pants—soft and worn-in, tastefully faded and full-legged—without any of the concerns that might arise from said vintage pair.

A flannel so good your dad will think you stole it from his closet.

I got last year’s iteration of this polo, added it to an embarassingly crowded closet and think I’ve worn it more than 50 times since.

All the heft and texture you’d expect from a chunky cableknit fisherman sweater, but virtually none of the itch thanks to the merino-heavy blend.

There are fall jackets that aren’t as warm as this shirt, and Snuggies that aren’t as comfortable.

The best time to cop an investment piece? When it’s on sale, obviously.

If you get a deal on Blundstone’s, you take the deal on Blundstone’s.

Boots like these take a little while to break in, but this one in particular ages like some Glenfiddich.

Somewhere between a cowboy boot and a dress boot, this Roper should satisfy the need (or want) for either.

A commando sole will keep your leather footwear in rotation year-round with a little more traction during wetter months, and when a pair of shoes looks this good, you’ll want to wear ’em as much as possible.

That rough-out suede is just begging for a thrashing. (Or just a pair of mid-wash blue jeans, that would satiate some cravings, too.)

A new silhouette for the season, this mule from Salomon comes with winter-ready sole.

Wet socks are never optimal, but it’s particularly perilous in the wintertime, which means that waterproof footwear might hit hardest this time of year.

Evidence that “waterproof” doesn’t need to look like “waterproof.”

Hybrids can be risky, not always delivering on the promise of either component, but that isn’t the case here: this bag will out-duffel your favorite duffel and out-backpack your favorite backpack, which means it’ll always be up to you.

They (presumably) haven’t field tested this in actually apocalyptic conditions, but if there was any backpack that could handle the challenge, you’re looking at it.

You don’t need a donegal beanie done in a perfectly woodsy green, but you kind of do?

A beautiful dress belt, just in time for party season.

The only thing standing between you and warm hands all winter are a pair of gloves you can stand—these are very hard to dislike.

Anyone who gets these as a gift will immediately resent the rest of the socks in their drawer, but you could also just keep them for yourself.

This would be a great mug without the next-level insulation abilities.

We’re in weird times, a fun little teapot might help, who knows.

You have to start working your way through those saved recipes at some point—best to do it with a primo pan.

It’s hard to explain, but the plaid pattern makes this seem like it would be warmer than a regular towel would be, post-shower.

Key organization is a chronically underrated consideration in entryways.