5 Stylish Items
to Buy This Week

1

Lighter than jeans and cooler than khakis. That's exactly what these pants from Noah are. Made from a smooth and soft (yet substantial) cotton twill, the workwear pants are cut into a classic 5-pocket jeans construction. They're available in five different shades, including a bottle green and bright orange, but we're partial to this hazy grey hue.

Work jean,
$158 by Noah

2

Special Promotion

You can't always get more sleep, but you can use this to look well-rested. What we really appreciate about this lightweight gel is that it works two ways—it first hydrates and smoothes the skin around the eyes while also preventing trouble down the road. Developed with potent oceanic botanicals (think sustainably harvested red algae, kelp and other micro-algae), it's engineered to brighten the eye area while reversing long-term damage from environmental skin stressors. And the stuff really works. In as little as 28 days, the gel has been clinically proven to reduce dark circles and under eye puffiness. Just tap some on before bed and then again in the morning (you'll feel a slight tingle as it gets to work) and be prepared to see a more handsome you staring back in the mirror.

Marine Layer Under Eye Recovery Gel,
$42 / $22 w/code VALET20 by Port Products

3

You can always tell when a T-shirt is special. This one, from the recently revamped Good Fishing brand, is very special. A clever reinterpretation of a simple tee, these mock necks are designed to boost the versatility of a timeless staple. Stitched from 100% organic cotton jersey with a uniquely soft hand, the relaxed fit allows the fabric to drape just right for a modern fit and silhouette. Depending on how you wear it, the shirt feels at once relaxed and refined.

Rise mock neck T-shirt,
$65 by Good Fishing

4

If you want your clothes to look good, a steamer is necessary. And so is an iron, at times. But the problem is that most are clunky and outdated. Not this one. Designed with an integrated ironing plate, the Cirrus No. 3 can be used as an iron, a steamer, or both at the same time for nailing that neat, smooth look between washes. The streamlined design not only makes it great for travel, but it uses less electricity and a very helpful “anti-puff feature” minimizes water leakage when you're steaming your clothes.

Cirrus No. 3 iron and steamer,
$180 by Steamery

5

When spring rolls around, you get some new white sneakers. We don't make the rules, we just know the law. But these are not your average classic canvas sneakers. These new reimagined Air Max 90s are a whole lot cooler (and way more comfortable). With a “city meets outdoors” aesthetic, it's got an easy slip-on comfort collar with rip-stop nylon uppers and a new outsole design that uses speckles made from Nike Grind—which is recycled waste (i.e., the scraps) from the footwear manufacturing process.

Air Max Terrascape 90 sneakers,
$140 by Nike