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Boots, Bags, and All the New Launches Esquire’s Editors Loved This Week

Plus an incredible Filson and Baracuta collab.

By Swedan Margen

Boots, Bags, and All the New Launches Esquire’s Editors Loved This Week

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Suede Weekender, Marine Blue

Bennett Winch makes the most gorgeous men’s bags you can find anywhere in this world. This navy suede is the latest in a long line of incredible releases. You could walk into the snobbiest first class cabin on a JFK to CDG, and this bag will be the apple of everyone’s eye. —Luke Guillory, commerce editor

Mackinaw Wool G9

Our friends at Baracuta and Filson UK cooked up some insane heat. Like the loggers wearing the original Mackinaw or mechanics wearing the original Baracuta, I shall wear this to my job: Sitting in a coffee shop writing about bullshit. —L.G.

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Pringle of Scotland Premium Authentic

Southern California footwear meets Scottish knitwear in a collaboration that brings each brand’s expertise to the table. —Andrea Ríos, fashion assistant

Filtered Handheld Showerhead

Level up your shower game with The Jolie Filtered Handheld. Clinically proven to improve skin dryness and reduce hair shedding and frizz, their newest model is built for flexibility and ease without sacrificing sleek design. —Emma Saxon, contributing fashion assistant

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x M.A.R.S Twist Link Necklace

John Elliott expands its partnership with Japanese jewelry label MARS to include pendant necklaces. The two brands first teamed up in 2019 after Elliott’s discovery of the brand in Tokyo. —A.R.

ATP + Palmes Zip Jacket

The ATP, Palmes, and Pro Shop NYC teamed up to create a collection of apparel and accessories that combines the historical legacy of the ATP Tour with contemporary fashion and modern tennis culture. The result? A collab that showcases a true love of the sport, with heritage logos, fun graphics, and killer style. —Bellamy Richardson, associate commerce editor

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Made-in-Scotland  Red Shaggy Dog Sweater

I love when J. Press and Alex Mill get together because they take the simple J. Press shapes and give them a bit of umph. This red Shaggy Dog is a perfect example. —L.G.

Cashmere Half-Zip Sweater

The thinking man’s navy quarter-zip. —L.G.

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Grand Panorama Sweat-Shirt

Not the best fleece of the week. Not the best fleece of the year. It might be the best fleece of all time. —L.G.

Boots

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Match Holder and Candle Snufer

Not new for Ralph Lauren, but newly stocked at Mr Porter. This little set is my number one gift of the season. —L.G.

MIL CVO

Two classic brands sit down, and what do they put out? A goddamn classic. —L.G.

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Caribou Snow-G Snowboard Boot

Sorel has reimagined its classic Caribou boot as a snowboard boot—and the brand also teamed up with Nidecker for a special Sorel Surfer Snowboard whose top sheet features a graphic of, you guessed it, a caribou. We’re so ready for winter sports to ramp up. —B.R.

Originals Wallabee

Admittedly, Clarks haven’t always been my thing, but this buckled desert boot, created in collaboration with menswear favorite NN.07, is as practical as it is cool. They make a case to take up precious closet real estate as they are subway and date night appropriate. Definitely a shoes for the guy in-the-know. —Alfonso Fernández Navas, senior market and style editor

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Nylon Jacket

I don’t golf and I’m okay with that reality. All said, these Eastside Golf jackets made me do a double take and reconsider. —A.F.N.

'Sleepless Night' Hoodie

It’s always a good day when Stella McCartney dabbles in menswear. This third iteration of her collaboration with artists Yoshimoto Nara is a reminder of how she can seamlessly blend art, rock-n-roll and fashion, into desirable clothes. One mustn’t forget the shoes either, the adidas sneakers are wild and wearable. —A.F.N.

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La Maison de l'artiste Extrait de Parfum

Maison Millais teamed up with Sophie Kamdar, a New York-based ceramicist, to place its limited-edition holiday-themed fragrance “La Maison de l’artiste” in beautiful bottles with porcelain caps inspired by the iconic street columns of Paris. —B.R.

Angeli di Firenze

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This fruity, aquatic eau de cologne captures the nostalgia of a summer morning in Italy. —A.R.

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The Vicuna Weekender

Afform (formerly Parallelle) makes one of our favorite Dopp kits out there thanks to its unique construction, unmatched durability, and cool look. Now the brand has recreated its signature design in a larger scale with its new Weekender and Voyager bags. —B.R.

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