It’s been a long-awaited movie years in the making, pandemic delays and all, but we’re just a few weeks out from the much-hyped release of “No Time to Die,” the final installment in Daniel Craig’s extraordinary run as 007 himself. What better way to nod to the movie than to get the Rogue Territory jacket worn by James Bond, right? As sold by UNCRATE, the Rogue Territory No Time to Die Supply Jacket is truly a sight to behold, and one of the most rugged fall jackets you can get in your wardrobe right now. It’s also one of the most coveted (and one of the coolest men’s jackets, to boot!) so do yourself a favor and head over to UNCRATE Supply to snag it ASAP. You can even wear it to the movie premiere if you’re so inclined, and it looks like Bond himself will be wearing it for decidedly more rugged pursuits in the movie.

It’s a much-hyped release to add to your James Bond wardrobe, you might say, and similar to James Bond’s Danner boots, this jacket is 007-approved and adventure-ready, to say the very least. The remarkable and next-level Rogue Territory No Time to Die Supply Jacket is a change of pace for Bond, similar to the rugged gear he wore in the field in 2012’s “Skyfall” (in this particular scene, he sports a Barbour jacket). Here’s where it gets even better: This Rogue Territory jacket is American-made from American waxed canvas, somewhat of a novelty for the British secret agent. Rest assured that it’s more than up to the challenges of 007 and your own exploits, though.

As to the specs on the Rogue Territory No Time to Die Supply Jacket, it’s made to handle everything from day hikes to road trips and beyond. It’s handmade in Los Angeles from a 10oz. waxed canvas that should layer nicely atop your favorite T-shirt (maybe James Bond’s Sunspel T-shirt?) or a rugged chambray shirt. It’s best worn casually with slim black or blue jeans and, of course, some durable, classic leather boots (at least, that’s how I’d style it). The Rogue Territory No Time to Die Supply Jacket is also water-repellent, with lined handwarmer pockets to keep your digits warm on blustery fall days.

Plus, you can store your valuables in an interior right chest pocket or the left chest patch pocket, helpful if you’ve got plenty of everyday carry essentials along for the ride. As to the sizing, it should run true to size (For reference: Bond wears a Large size in the famed Billy Reid Bond Peacoat). It’s also going to get better with age, as all the best menswear truly does. When you want to channel the perfectly casual, rugged, modern style of James Bond, then the Rogue Territory No Time to Die Supply Jacket is going to be your best friend this fall. Style it accordingly and use your time wisely.

Ever stumble across some menswear deals so stellar, it’s enough to make your head spin? OK, perhaps that’s a bit much but that’s sort of what it feels like at the moment to comb through the Bonobos Sale Section. The NYC-based brand, known for pioneering perfectly fitting men’s pants and offering up an easy and painless shopping experience through its Guideshops nationwide, really has something for everyone. There are more than 500 items up for grabs on sale at Bonobos right now, so whatever your heart desires (or your wardrobe needs), Bonobos has you covered. You’ll find stylish dress socks for under $20, men’s shirts for under $50 and plenty of discounts on Bonobos men’s chinos (which just so happen to be some of the best men’s chinos on the market).

You can even get stylish Bonobos buttondown shirts for under $30. Use the filters within the sale to track down the item and discount you need (or want), and then get ready to fill up your (digital) shopping cart. These Bonobos deals won’t be around forever, so I’ll make haste and let you start shopping to your heart’s content. Thanks for joining us at another edition of The Sunday Sale, by the way — now, go forth and look your very best.

We’ve been talking for some time now here on the blog about the importance of stocking your wardrobe with, among other essentials, one of the best men’s jackets for fall. Or rather, at least one. And that’s where the new Buck Mason Twill Trucker Jacket comes into play. It really is a perfect essential for these in-between times, as nights start to get breezy and cold weather picks up slowly but surely. It’s part of the Buck Mason collection of jackets that really hit the sweet spot for fall, made with durable fabrics in classic silhouettes. None are too heavy nor too light right for these times: All are just right, you might say, so you’re sure to find your new favorite fall jacket on offer. But back to the Buck Mason Twill Trucker Jacket, yes?

The trucker jacket is about as timeless a style as you’ll find, modeled for the open road and quite ready for your next fall road trip. And here with the Buck Mason Twill Trucker Jacket, the much-loved brand (first inspired by the all-American, rugged and hard-working gear found in cities like Cleveland), Buck Mason really has done it again. Think of it like the perfect weekend jacket for brewery and coffee runs, or consider it in place of a blazer, but it’s as multi-faceted as can be. As with the rest of Buck Mason’s menswear essentials, it all starts with quality construction and materials.

SHOP: The Buck Mason Twill Trucker Jacket

What makes the Buck Mason Twill Trucker Jacket so darn essential for the time when you’re likely to be crunching leaves underfoot? That’s easy: Especially in these increasingly casual times, it’s a true go-anywhere jacket. The Buck Mason Twill Trucker Jacket, available in a highly versatile Pumice or Black, “looks and feels like a sweatshirt,” according to the brand, but that fabric is actually a super-soft cotton twill (as the name implies). That means you can wear it atop a Buck Mason T-shirt when the sun goes down, but it’s not going to cause you to overheat if you layer it over your favorite Buck Mason henley (news flash: You should certainly do both).

The Buck Mason Twill Trucker Jacket‘s exterior has been brushed with pumice stones for added softness (perhaps why they chose the fitting name of the not-quite-summer, not-quite-fall Pumice color), yet it’s been finished off with metal shank buttons. This means it’s durable and sturdy enough to wear on the road and haul your everyday carry, yet it’s not so stuffy as to feel uncomfortable for hours at a time. Throw it on casually atop a crewneck sweatshirt if you need yet another layer on that fall road trip, and rest assured that it’ll get better and better the more you wear it. When you need dependably rugged style this season, layer up with the Buck Mason Twill Trucker Jacket.

SHOP: The Buck Mason Twill Trucker Jacket