Step right into the hallowed halls of The Style Guide — OK, not really — for a look at the best gear of the season. I know we just did this last week, but there’s still plenty of stellar menswear to cover. And that’s no joke. Who’s had a great fall so far? It’s certainly taken a while to really feel like fall out there, but there’s a chill in the air and changing leaves to go along with it. With that being said, it’s time for another edition of The List, your favorite ongoing series when it comes to stylish, rugged #menswear and accessories. From an investment-worthy watch to your new favorite chinos, you’re going to dig these selections. I’ll leave the rest to you — feel free to get in touch on Twitter or via The Style Guide Facebook page. Cheers!

Taylor Stitch Moto Jacket in Tobacco Weatherproof Suede — $875 (Pre-Sale)

A stunning, extraordinary jacket from a brand that always delivers.

We’re kicking things off with a real winner — the jaw-dropping Taylor Stitch Moto Jacket, this time in Tobacco Weatherproof Suede. An absolutely beautiful, heritage-quality piece from the Taylor Stitch Moto Collection.

A refined watch that actually works with both casual and tailored looks.

Proof Nomad Pants — $98

Dependable, durable pants with handy features like a covert zip pocket and four-way stretch.

Want a pair of versatile, stylish chinos that can go anywhere? The Proof Nomad Pants are your best bet. Featuring four-way stretch, stain-repellent qualities and three sharp color options, you can wear the Nomad Pants to the office and on the weekends with ease.

Corridor NYC Duck-Dyed Indigo Overshirt — $275

A handsome, unique overshirt ready to layer up with shirts, henleys, tees … you name it.

It nearly goes without saying that the Corridor NYC Duck-Dyed Indigo Overshirt has a ton going for it. Made with enzyme-washed Japanese textile, it’s an excellent rugged overshirt to layer over a slim striped henley. Don’t forget the Proof Nomad Pants to finish off your look, either.

Don’t have a warm blanket for the colder months? This Woolrich blanket is worthy of an investment.

Filson Ranger Backpack — $215

A heck of a backpack from a heck of a brand. Nice work, Filson.

Moving back into rugged fall gear, Filson can seemingly do no wrong when it comes to durable, stylish pieces crafted for getting out of town this fall season. The Ranger Backpack is relatively inexpensive considering the quality.

Frank and Oak Rugged Fleck Twill Elbow Patch Shirt — $79.50

Easy to layer and easy to pair with casual fall essentials.

The minimal design of Frank and Oak meets the rugged fall style you need in your closet — no doubt about it. Wear this one with grey tweed trousers and wingtip boots or stylish leather sneakers.

Shinola Runwell Chronograph — $750

The sort of watch to buy now and where for a long, long time.

Here’s the investment-worthy watch mentioned earlier — a handsome, stylish and uniquely durable timepiece from the master purveyors at Shinola. Ready to wear with an indigo overshirt or a fall blazer in equal measure.

Beckett Simonon Dowler Cap-Toe Boots — $219

Refined boots for refined winter adventures.

Stylish cap-toe boots from Beckett Simonon should be on your list for consideration — right? Pre-order now, wait until January and team the Dowler Cap-Toe Boots with a worsted wool suit or faded blue jeans.

Relwen Quilted Patrol Jacket (Exclusively at Huckberry) — $298

Military inspiration meets modern styling potential — nice work from Relwen.

You’re not tired of stylish fall outerwear yet, right? The Relwen Quilted Patrol Jacket combines durability, functionality and surprisingly sleek styling potential.

Taylor Stitch Chore Pants in Blue — $98

Remarkably tough chore pants with reinforced construction from Taylor Stitch.

Need durable work pants that are just made to get the job done? With durable cotton duck canvas and double-knee reinforced construction, the Taylor Stitch Chore Pants are a go-to move.

Bread & Boxers Heather Terry Jogger in Navy — $52

Sweatpants that look great and save you a few bucks? Good deal.

Let’s close this edition of The List on a casual note, OK? Although tough work pants are great, slim, stylish sweatpants are equally essential as you dress in casual weekend style. Bread and Boxers get it right with these.