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GU unveiled its Fall/Winter 2026 collection, the first under Creative Director Francesco Risso. Designed around six lifestyle concepts, the collection includes trendy pieces like barrel-leg jeans and this easy-to-throw-on patterned parka.—Andrea Ríos, fashion assistant

This week, Garmin surprise released a competitor to the Whoop band—with no subscription required. That’s enough to sell some of us sight unseen. If you’re already a Garmin person, shelling out $200 for a gadget you can comfortably wear to bed is a no-brainer.—Bryn Gelbart, associate commerce editor

Big, angular lapels; strong shoulders; a traditional cut with six-by-two-button stance—the media (me) is calling this the perfect suit. No one does it better than Husbands currently.—L.G.

Haruharu wonder introduced a new lightweight sunscreen that blends seamlessly into the skin without leaving a white cast, making it an easy option for all skin tones.—A.R.

Scott Fraser just restocked its faithful reproduction of one of cinema’s all-time great style moments.—L.G.

Just hit the shelves at Mr Porter. This is the rare Thom Browne number that could immediately slot into any man’s wardrobe.—L.G.

This, plus the patching pants, plus a cigarette, plus coaching my child’s Saturday morning soccer game.—L.G.

Upland opening day is going to be here sooner than you think. Best to start preparing now.—L.G.

From Métier’s second summer drop, we get the—honest-to-God—best work bag a man could ever own.—L.G.

Double feature because this green suede is so damn good.—L.G.

Panerai trends a little too military-guy for me, but this Luna Rossa version with a steel bracelet? Gorgeous.—L.G.

Wearing this and burning a grand at the casino would feel so good.—L.G.

An obscenely beautiful, paper-like light installation.—L.G.

Price upon request foosball table—what more do you need to know?—L.G.

Alo expands its lineup with the launch of its debut sunglasses collection. Handcrafted in Japan, the range features six distinct styles that blend the brand’s elevated aesthetic with premium craftsmanship.—A.R.

Dr. Jart+ reformulated its iconic BB Cream with a more flexible shade range and an updated formula to better suit sensitive and post-procedure skin.—A.R.

With cold brew features that allow for quick and long steeps, and dual milk tanks for hot and cold beverages, there is a total commitment here to giving the user whatever type of coffee they want, whenever they want it, without having them lift a finger. This is true barista service.—B.G.