Unlock the Secret Power Moves Behind This Week’s Cashmere Sweaters and Tweed Vans That Esquire’s Editors Can’t Stop Raving About!

These Bose x Thom Browne headphones suit my aesthetic language and would complete my Thom Browne uniform. The four bar branding and cashmere wrapped around the headband are perfect touches.

it’s all the branding codes for those who know. now if only they’ll let me write in all lowercase like thom browne for dramatic effect. (Editor’s note: sure, why not.) —Alfonso Fernández Navas, senior market & style editor

On the first day of fall, Chimi launched its new collection, including these fun sunglasses. Small sunnies are in, and we love this modern rectangular frame with round edges. —Bellamy Richardson, associate commerce editor

H. Moser & Cie’s take on a digital watch brings a watchmaking focused approach, with features including a GMT and a perpetual calendar. —Andrea Rìos, fashion assistant

It’s clearly a good week for denim. This jacket is part of the collaboration between Lee and Nigel Cabourn, and is made with the latter’s signature Brurry Denim, which is full of little quirks and slubs and designed to age unpredictably, meaning the patina yours develops will be even more unique.

October is here, baby. I’m an Atlanta Braves fan, so I’ll never claim the Yankees—but when Ralph gets involved I start to think…maybe they deserve number 28. —L.G.

Absolutely sublime. —L.G.

I’ve been seeing purple a lot everywhere, and it’s quite striking in the wild. These SOREL in Needles’ signature purple is satiating my itch for the color in my closet. —A.F.N

This seems like less of a drop and another collaboration. These are reinterpreted icons that would be at home in any uniformed wardrobe. —A.F.N.

Vans utilizing Harris Tweed in this collection is making me excited for breezy Fall days and nostalgic for my period studying abroad in Scotland. That said, I probably wasn’t cool enough to rock these then. I am thrilled to see the British punk touches in these styles. —A.F.N.

In its 100 years of business, American Airlines has never done a consumer brand partnership—until now. To celebrate its 100th anniversary, American teamed up with one of my personal favorite luggage brands, July, for a fun suitcase collection. Two of July’s most popular models, the Carry On and Checked Expandable suitcase, adopt the airline’s archival design heritage for gorgeous red and blue styles you can take on any trip. —B.R.

This collaboration between Alessi and The Mark Hotel brings a playful touch to your bar. —A.R.

Joe Jonas is the newest brand ambassador for Kenneth Cole and the face of Inspire, the brand’s newest woody fragrance. —A.R.

Closer is a milky tea fragrance with notes of vanilla and coconut, making it a cozy choice for fall. —A.R.

Veja and Magliano team up again for a new iteration of the Panenka sneaker, a style inspired by 80’s soccer shoes. —A.R.

It’s not brand new, but I would be remiss if I didn’t mention Paul Smith’s latest Barbour team-up. I’m particularly fond of the wool interpretations of classic designs that are usually only rendered in waxed cotton. The orange windowpane check on this olive Beaufort might seem on the loud side, but I’ve seen it in person and can assure you it’s quite wearable (and, if you ask me, quite cool, too). —J.E.

Panerai launches its iconic Luminor style in a new 42mm size, a compact take on the classic silhouette. —A.R.

I’m not ashamed to admit that I’m obsessed with certain brands, and one of those brands is Dagne Dover. Its cult-classic neoprene bags are ubiquitous by now. But this week, the brand branched out into a different material: a super soft nylon and poly blend that’s much thinner and more lightweight than DD’s classic neoprene. I’m excited about this super soft large tote bag, which feels buttery smooth and folds into itself so you can save space when you’re not using it. The Trench colorway is my favorite, but the Lapis is a gorgeous shade of blue and a fun pop of color. —B.R.