5 Stylish Items
to Buy This Week

1

This isn't your grandad's work jacket. But it almost could've been, since Dubbleware is an icon of American workwear that's been around since 1924. This offers a fresh take on a timeless staple, drawing from classic utility styles but reimagining it with a lighter touch and an updated silhouette. The washed olive hue gives it an old school vibe, while the semi-relaxed cropped cut ensures easy layering when temperatures dip.

Cropped jacket,
$269 by Dubbleware

2

Consider these your “winter white” jeans. Cut from an undyed 11.5-ounce Japanese cotton sateen, the natural colorway looks great with flannel shirts, leather jackets and sweaters of all shades. The collaboration between Buck Mason and Lee revives archival '60s Western styling—complete with 'Lazy S' back stitching, copper rivets, reproduction tack buttons and a durable Talon 42 brass zipper.

Western jean,
$228 by Buck Mason x Lee

3

Steamers are easier than ironing, and this is easier than regular steamers. Compact yet mighty, this handheld steamer has a built-in vacuum to keep the fabric taught, zapping creases fast and efficiently. With continuous steam and a design built for easy handling (one-handed steaming), you can move from a suit jacket to delicate shirt in seconds. The sleek profile makes it ideal for the travel and the innovative design reabsorbs steam for a second round, delivering triple the speed and triple the results for perfectly smooth clothes in one easy pass.

Vacuum steamer,
$99.99 / $84.99 by Neakasa

4

Easy everyday elegance in the palm of your hands. Crafted from panels of rich suede and smooth leather, this split-material bag balances texture and structure beautifully. The open top and roomy interior make it a quiet workhorse—perfect for laptop, notebooks or your daily haul. Clean tonal stitching and a rich chocolate brown tone ensures it complements both casual and polished outfits, while the dual handles make it easy to carry or throw over a shoulder. It's one of those rare bags that elevates your look while staying practical.

Split suede tote,
$320 by Massimo Dutti

5

Chop it up, carry it over and repeat. This multi-functional set transforms your cooking flow. Two interlocking cutting boards come with integrated handles and a silicone base. When you're done prepping, flip the boards to reveal a flat surface perfect for serving. Caraway's intuitive design saves time and mess, with clean lines and surface finishes that resist stains and odors. It's minimal in aesthetic but maximal in utility—perfect for the home chef (without much counter space) who wants gear that works and looks good.

Prep & Serve set,
$515 / $425 by Caraway