From a Shaggy Dog collab to the affordable Woolrich drop
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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New power duo just dropped. Modern American label Alex Mill linked up with heritage brand J. Press for a fall collection that nails bold, colorful prep. The tight edit includes Shetland wool sweaters, made-in-U.S.A. tees and denim, wool trousers and a sharp blazer—all crafted with the kind of quality and fit both brands are known for. It's the perfect upgrade for your fall rotation.
Shaggy Dog sweater,
$275 by J. Press x Alex Mill
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These are like the kid brother of some serious workwear pants. They're a little lighter and cooler, but still plenty durable. Made from a rugged canvas with a touch of stretch for added daily comfort, the pants are cut with a loose, relaxed fit through the leg for a modern look. They've been washed for a worn-in look and feel, but are still sharp enough to wear with your favorite button-downs and sweaters.
Baggy five-pocket pant,
$90 by Abercrombie & Fitch
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Leave it to a French label to make the sexiest sweater polo on the market. Octobre Éditions has created a sweater that's both relaxed and elegant. Knitted in Italy from Italian wool, it's thicker than most knit polos and has raglan sleeves for ease of movement and a more body-conscious drape. It's available in three seasonal shades, but this steel blue is our favorite.
Moreno sweater,
$175 by Octobre Éditions
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It looks old school, but this sleek clock sports state-of-the-art movement technology. Newgate designed their Brooklyn Clock with silent 'no tick' movements that offer complete peace and quiet—whether you've got it on a nightstand or on your desk. The retro face is easy to read and the battery-powered clock is reliable and portable.
Brooklyn alarm clock,
$39 by Newgate
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Here's a hearty seasonal collaboration. Woolrich has just dropped a full collection of affordable goods for Target. Full of buffalo plaid and autumnal checks, there are clothes and candles and kitchenware, but our favorite piece has to be this soft wool blend throw blanket. Ideal for picnics and afternoon cuddle sessions.
Wool blend throw,
$45 by Woolrich x Target
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