From a relaxed workwear shirt to a '90s throwback watch
The Valet. team is constantly scouring shops and the web to find the latest and greatest items from the worlds of fashion, footwear and gear. Here, the editors have assembled their latest finds—the items we deem worthy of your hard-earned money. Browse away, treat yourself to something and start the week off right.
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Lighten up for summertime. These relaxed linen-blend pants from A&F come in five neutral shades, each with a textured and washed look. The fabric is washed for extra softness and has a slight stretch to it, making all the more comfortable—whether you're wearing them to the office or on weekend adventures.
Relaxed pull-on pant,
$80 / $68 by Abercrombie & Fitch
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We think you'll get a lot of wear out of this shirt. “The long sleeve version of this is one of my most-complimented shirts,” says creative director Somsack Sikhounmuong. “So I was happy to bring it back in short sleeves for summer. It's still got that great workwear vibe we love.” Cut from a substantial yet breathable cotton twill, it hangs nicely on the body and can be worn solo or layered open over a T-shirt or tank.
Utility camp shirt,
$145 by Alex Mill
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This watch doesn't just tell time, it time travels. This neon-colored chronograph is inspired by a '90s Swatch CHRONO: Neo Wave timepiece. The multi-colored dial with tachymeter scale boasts glow-in-the-dark black hour and minute hands, an orange seconds hand and a day window at 3 o'clock. It has a transparent matte yellow case with a matching bezel. It's a fun piece that adds some splashy retro style to anything you wear with it this summer.
Neon Wave watch,
$130 by Swatch
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Do you take your coffee seriously? Are you rough on your equipment or maybe just like to travel? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, then YETI's latest release is for you. One of the biggest downsides to French Press is how quickly your brew cools. YETI's Rambler Press boasts a ceramic-lined inner chamber, surrounded by double-walled vacuum insulation that keeps your coffee hot. Really hot. There's also a twist-lock lid that secures the pieces in place. Plus, it looks pretty cool and comes in your choice of colors.
34 oz. French Press,
$110 by Yeti
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Say hello to your summer survival tool. Atech's heavy-duty design is a compact and streamlined take on the classic multi-tool. There are 13 functions tucked into this little guy: A needle-nose plier, full-size plier, wire cutter, box cutter, bottle opener, can opener, flat head driver, Phillips driver, awl with thread loop, saw, scissors, knife, and a nail, wood and metal file. We can't think of a sticky situation that this handy tool couldn't get you out of with ease.
Heavy-duty multi-tool,
$40 / $32 by Atech
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