See Now, Buy Now: This Relwen Trap Blazer from Huckberry Blends a Classic Sweatshirt and Timeless Blazer in Style

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There’s still one last entry on the calendar to cross off before we move from 2025 into 2026, but it’s never too early — as I’ve said across the past weeks — to start thinking about how your next year will develop in matters of style and substance.

On that note, let’s start things off with a bang — and with style and savings in mind — by poring over the happenings at the Huckberry See You Out There Sale, as prime a way to roll from one year into the next as any.

If you’ve kept up with the blog as of late, you’ll have found that via the Huckberry See You Out There Sale, there’s little that’s not up for grabs at a discount, particularly in matters of winter style (not to mention the perfect blend of cozy comfort and dashing good looks).

There are discounts aplenty on brands that aren’t for sale all that often via Huckberry, but we’ll set our sights on the fan-favorite offerings from Relwen today, a military and heritage-inspired brand with an utterly classic outlook on, well, the classics.

Ohio-based Relwen makes razor-sharp chinos, soft yet rugged flannel shirts, lined flannel shirt jackets and even some cool-as-can-be long-sleeve polos, as well as the famed Relwen Trap Blazer — it’s a streamlined, grab-and-go selection that blends the fierce determination of an old-school hunting jacket with the effortless modern cool of a lightweight blazer, and the Relwen Sweatshirt Trap Blazer goes a step further in matters of everyday comfort, fashion and reliability.

As Huckberry sagely notes, the Relwen Sweatshirt Trap Blazer is “structured like a blazer, soft like a sweatshirt,” this time using a jacquard knit fabric with a smooth interior backing that’s been woven into an utterly soft, stretchy and wildly comfortable take on the classic blazer.

Best winter blazer for men.

The same hallmarks of the modern icon that is the Relwen Trap Blazer remain, like its natural-shouldered build and four-button front finished off with a handy and just-plain-cool throat latch button for added protection from the elements.

Patch front pockets help this casually rugged jacket feel like a patch-pocket blazer, while the utterly soft jersey construction means it feels and wears more like a sweatshirt, which is a major bonus in my book.

So if you’re searching for a more laidback blazer you can throw on over a contrasing T-shirt, a henley or a more rugged chambray shirt with dark blue jeans, then the Relwen Sweatshirt Trap Blazer is your next menswear ace-in-the-hole.

And of course, via the Huckberry See You Out There Sale, it’s on sale now for about 30 percent off. The time is plenty ripe to take stock of new and old menswear favorites: Ensure this handsome men’s blazer is among them this winter.

The Tuesday Steal: Save as Much as 50 Percent On the Best Men’s Gear at the Bespoke Post Year-End Sale

Bespoke Post Year-End Sale 2025.

It’s just like we’ve been talking about on this Brooklyn style blog these past few days: While it’s high time to enjoy some much-needed rest and relaxation, it’s also a plentiful time to take advantage of the best menswear deals while refreshing your wardrobe with versatile, rugged gear in spades.

In my experience, you’ll find many of your favorite retailers are clearing out space in their digital inventory to end 2025 and roll into 2026 — and the menswear and gear up for grabs is perhaps better than ever before.

At least, that’s what I’ve found when checking out the Bespoke Post End of Year 2025 Sale — if you thought the NYC retailer excelled at designing and delivering versatile, buzzed-about menswear before, wait until you see the discounts available to end the year that was 2025. There are plenty of the usual suspects available on the site’s digital shelves, along with selections that make it more than worth it to stick around and shop the Bespoke Post End of Year 2025 Sale in the days to come.

Just one glance at the Bespoke Post End of Year 2025 Sale should tell you all you need to know: Everything from menswear to outdoor gear to EDC favorites are yours for the taking within the hallowed halls of the Bespoke Post End of Year 2025 Sale, including a selection of handsome flannel shirts, cozy sweaters, durable knitwear, leather goods and rather unexpected favorites (like this ultra-premium men’s weekender bag).

I’ve also got my eye on buzzed-about favorites like this Timex Waterbury Watch, plus this winter-approved Roark Revival flannel overshirt or the relatively unexpected, like this highly effective performance men’s grooming kit.

Again, one glance at the jam-packed wares housed within the Bespoke Post End of Year 2025 Sale — some of which are available for as much as 50 percent off! — should tell you all you need to know about how best to upgrade your style, gear and everyday carry essentials heading into 2026. Cheers to the season at hand, my friends — and happy shopping indeed!

See Now, Buy Now; This Fleece-Lined Corduroy Trucker from Bespoke Post is Your New Go-To Casual Winter Jacket

In these relaxed and leisurely days between Christmas and the New Year, it can prove a positive time to take stock of your menswear wardrobe, your outerwear rotation and your plans for your next go-to statement piece — all without overdoing it or taxing yourself too much, of course.

And if your search happens to land on a casually rugged, stylish men’s trucker jacket you can wear with ease through plenty of easygoing style situations in the new year, you’ve certainly hit the sweet spot.

So it goes with the newest edition of the Line of Trade Montana Corduroy Trucker Jacket, a fresh twist on a heritage classic designed and sold by the good folks at Bespoke Post and Line of Trade. The company-within-a-company sprang to life properly after the pandemic, and you can now shop Line of Trade both at Bespoke Post (where its styles often go on sale!) as well as directly through Line of Trade’s own site.

Despite the laidback days that mark the time between the end of one year and the start of another, I’ve found myself keeping a close eye on Line of Trade, the Americana-inspired brand known for its soft but sturdy flannel shirts, classic outerwear (think field coats and trucker jackets), supple henley shirts and thick-knit fisherman sweaters (to name but a few recent favorites).

As dreamed up by the team at Bespoke Post, it’s hard not to fall in love with best-selling style favorites like the Line of Trade Montana Corduroy Trucker Jacket.

Modeled after the classic trucker jacket with button chest pockets and hip hand-warmer pockets, this handsome trucker jacket uses an 8-wale cotton corduroy shell, while deep-pile fleece lining adds plenty of warmth when layered properly atop everything from a cotton pocket tee (on more temperate days) or a thermal henley (when winter’s worst rolls into town).

The Line of Trade Montana Corduroy Trucker Jacket also features quilted lined sleeves for easy-on, easy-off layering, and metal shank buttons finish this durable trucker jacket in hard-working fashion. It doesn’t hurt that your new favorite trucker jacket comes in a range of fashionable-but-classic color combinations, with each featuring contrasting deep-pile fleece lining for a dash of style points aplenty.

Colors like Vintage Navy and Garnet are eye-catching and versatile when paired with dependable blue jeans, grey canvas work pants or even olive canvas fatigue-style points. The fit,, cut to hit right near the waist, should prove fairly easy to layer without being too baggy or too tight — crucial as you add this stylish trucker jacket for men into your winter #OOTD.

Priced at a highly agreeable $158 when not on sale, it’s certainly not hard to see why the Line of Trade Montana Corduroy Trucker Jacket has become a favorite among fans of Bespoke Post — to see what all the fuss is about, head over to the retailer now and

The Sunday Sale: This Flint and Tinder Midweight Flannel Is One Stellar Pick from The Huckberry ‘See You Out There’ Sale

Best flannel shirts for men.

The holidays — and that period between Christmas and New Year’s — come but once a year, but thankfully, the chance to shop menswear essentials from Huckberry’s ever-growing sale section is a bit more frequent.

At least, that’s the case for the next few days as Huckberry puts on its See You Out There Sale, which celebrates the promise of stylish adventures heading into the new year, all by offering up discounts on underrated yet buzzy menswear and gear for the modern fellow.

The See You Out There Sale serves up savings of up to 45% off, a standout deal considering plenty of picks from Huckberry-approved retailers can prove a bit pricey at times. Case in point: The selection for this year’s must-shop winter fashion sale includes normally pricey offerings from the likes of Wax London, Freenote Cloth, Barbour and Kestin — all brands worth a pretty penny normally, but each worth your hard-earned cash right now.

And yet, the See You Out There Sale also features classic in-house picks from Huckberry, like the handsome and durable Flint and Tinder Cozy Midweight Flannel Shirt shown at the top of the page — what’s not to love about that, ehh?

If you keep up with this Brooklyn style blog, you know Flint and Tinder for its slew of modern icons, including its waxed trucker jackets, its everyday-approved 365 Pants, its shirt jackets and heritage cardigans, and even its thick-knit, anything-goes T-shirts.

So now that you can score a durable, rugged and easy-to-layer winter style move like the Flint and Tinder Cozy Midweight Flannel Shirt — while supplies last, of course — I’d say this latest Huckberry sale is sort of like the perfect storm. Everything lines up (nicely, in this case), and just in time for casually laidback seasonal layering and style points aplenty.

Made with a reliable crossback yoke for ease of movement and finished with two button-chest pockets for shirt jacket-esque layering potential, count this soft-yet-sturdy flannel shirt among the very best of the offerings on sale until January 1st at the See You Out There Sale.

Triple-needle stitching lends durability, while the Umber Plaid color is perfectly well-suited for pairing with light tan chinos, light grey corduroy trousers or indigo blue jeans and a waffle henley (other color combinations are up for grabs at full price, for what it’s worth)..

For under $90, your new favorite flannel shirt is a prime example of what you can unearth when you scour the discounts on hand at the See You Out There Sale — a sale that shines a spotlight on the unexpected, but for a limited time only. Load up your (digital) shopping cart accordingly, folks.

Style Pick of the Week: Barbour Powell Quilted Jacket – A Heritage-Approved Winter Outerwear Staple

If ever you feel like your rotation of winter style essentials is fully sorted out, be sure to keep your options open — you never know when you might need a timely upgrade in matters of form and function, and that’s where a heritage brand like Barbour can serve you very well.

Known as the premier British countryside outerwear brand for generations, Barbour is now a touch more modern and yet every bit as classically functional — especially now that a retailer like Huckberry sells plenty of Barbour winter jackets and more. Let’s take a closer look at Barbour and its mighty array of winter gear, yes?

Barbour silhouettes are often instantly recognizable, with heritage and history made to go far afield, whether hunting or taking on a coastal hike or a cabin weekend. Tried-and-true and reliable are apt words that come to mind when shopping Barbour winter jackets, particularly the Barbour Powell Quilted Jacket (a best-seller at Huckberry that’s very much worth your time and money).

Huckberry gets it precisely correct, calling Barbour “a historic name in men’s outdoor apparel,” and that’s a spot-on estimation of a brand with more than 120 years of dependability in the outerwear game.

The Barbour Powell Quilted Jacket draws from classic field coats with a slimmer cut and a fit that hits closer to the hip, along with a stand-up collar and fleece lining for extra protection from the elements and supreme warmth without added bulk.

The Barbour Powell Quilted Jacket also boasts a snap-closure flap front and a two-way zipper design for a customizable fit — both geared to protect you from rain and wind while also offering mobility when riding a motorcycle or traversing extreme terrain.

Note that the handsome Barbour Powell Quilted Jacket features 50 grams of insulation, so it would pair best with additional layers beneath for added warmth (an ultra-thick parka, this is not — although that certainly doesn’t mean the Barbour Powell Quilted Jacket isn’t more than ready for adventures off grid). The Sage color as shown here also boasts maximum versatility — exactly what you want in matters of style in the cold weather.

Barbour Powell Quilted Jacket review.

The corduroy-lined funnel neck design of the highly durable Barbour Powell Quilted Jacket is a major bonus as far as weather-ready performance is concerned, while you can use back waist tabs for a more snug fit.

And since this jacket is finished with (synthetic) leather details at the collar and cuffs, there’s an added dash of countryside flair as far as this exceptional men’s outdoor jacket as concerned.

As worthwhile a style move with charcoal wool trousers at the pub as with grey canvas work pants or dark blue jeans for a weekend away, the historic quality and reliable performance of the Barbour Powell Quilted Jacket could prove a catalyst for expertly crafted winter style and warmth this season. It’s yours for the taking from Huckberry, my friends.

The Friday Find:The Helm Boots Zind Boots in Saddle Brown are as Richly Crafted as It Gets This Season

Helm men's boots review.

For starters, I hope you and yours are coming off a relaxing, utterly wonderful Christmas — and welcome back to everyone’s favorite style blog, where we dive into the charms of the season in matters of menswear, stylish men’s footwear, essential everyday carry staples and the finest gear around.

Brands that go the extra mile in precision and craftsmanship are particularly appreciated around these parts, especially this time of year — when you try on an utterly special pair of the best men’s boots, for instance, you tend to feel that difference right away, and that’s why I’ve long appreciated the good folks at Helm Boots.

And so it goes as we once again examine a brand making some of the finest boots for men on the market — it’s been some time since we talked about this Austin-based brand, masters of classically rugged boots and dress shoes since 2009, but today’s Friday Find is as a prime a time as any to dive right in.

The Helm Boots Zind Boots are a streamlined, minimal yet rugged set of leather boots for men, crafted on a custom last for a dressy-meets-versatile silhouette — the kind that, as the brand says, you can wear with a tailored navy suit to the office during the week, and then out and about with a waxed trucker jacket, a thermal henley and faded blue jeans across the weekend.

The Helm Boots Zind Boots get the details large and small correct, including the use of full-grain Krumenauer leather, plus Blake Rapid Stitch welt construction for durability while also remaining relatively affordable.

The Helm Boots Zind Boots also feature hallmarks of the Austin-based brand, including the company’s eye-catching, signature white midsole and leather-lined construction with an ultra-comfortable leather insole made to mold to your feet over time.

With their textured leather upper that should patina with exceptional quality and striking good looks over time, the Helm Boots Zind Boots look like a pair from a much more expensive brand, complete with durable construction, finishing touches like antique brass eyelets and a grippy yet not-overbearing Denver last. When winter comes calling and a pair of dress boots are the solution to your next #OOTD, make sure you’re lacing up a pair of the Helm Boots Zind Boots.

The Thursday Buy: This Billy Reid Hunting Jacket is a Rugged Outerwear Upgrade This Winter

Billy Reid Hunting Jacket.

One of the things I love the most as I scour the market for the best winter style essentials? That’d be stumbling upon a piece that calls to mind vintage style inspiration while leaning heavily on rugged, modern fabrication — talk about quite the combination, right?

And one of the best field jackets certainly qualifies as a surefire seasonal style upgrade, and the Billy Reid number shown at the top of the page checks those boxes.

It’s inspired by classic hunting and field jackets as well as a piece sourced from Billy Reid’s 2022 menswear collection — not exactly a massive throwback, to be sure, but one worth your time and hard-earned cash from an acclaimed menswear designer, yes? The Billy Reid Hunting Jacket toasts 20 years of the famed designer’s namesake brand, one I’ve long admired –I have a feeling I’d love the brand just as much even if they didn’t make James Bond’s favorite peacoat, but that pedigree certainly doesn’t hurt.

The Billy Reid Hunting Jacket boasts a stand-up, moleskin-lined collar for protection from the elements, plus an ultra-sturdy, hard-working Halley Stevensons waxed cotton exterior. Add in the onion fabric liner (in signature Billy Reid colors), and you’ve got a weather-ready jacket built for just about anything — and when it comes to Halley Stevensons, the Scottish company has been delivering some of the toughest fabrication on the market for generations.

Two exterior hip hand-warmer pockets are joined by exterior hip flap patch pockets for your everyday carry essentials, while hits of golden-brown detailing (another Billy Reid signature) cement the Billy Reid Hunting Jacket as both a rugged, modern classic and a highly functional-yet-stylish casual jacket.

Billy Reid seems to suggest pairing the Billy Reid Hunting Jacket with a richly crafted shawl collar sweater and wool trousers, and this sturdy waxed jacket would also wear more than fashionably with dark blue indigo jeans, trusty broken-in leather boots and a thermal henley — casually rugged style at its finest, at least in my experience.

While the Billy Reid Hunting Jacket isn’t nearly as refined as other Billy Reid men’s outerwear — including the brand’s selection of tasteful wool overcoats and the utterly iconic Billy Reid Bond Peacoat — this handsome jacket delivers the sort of go-between, everyday style well-suited for blustery, brisk days aplenty.

And although the Billy Reid Hunting Jacket isn’t cheap (it’ll run you $698), there’s an investment-level quality to this piece — and other Billy Reid menswear selections, of course. If that sounds like something you can get on board with, then you’ve found your new go-to casual winter coat.

See Now, Buy Now: These TEREN Traveler Pants are Perfect for Seasonal Getaways Off-Grid

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It’s lofty praise to call a pair of pants the “world’s best all-around pants,” but one shot at wearing the utterly exceptional TEREN Traveler Pants just might prove that sentiment correct, at least in my experience.

I’ve had the pleasure of testing out some of the best travel pants for men this season (and across the years), especially as I crisscross the globe in my many freelance writing pursuits, and those pursuits call for a highly functional, no-fuss, no-frills pair of durable travel pants that also look mighty sharp from point A to point B and beyond.

Suffice to say across these past few months, I’ve certainly found these stylish men’s travel pants from TEREN to be worthy of approval, praise and consistent wear.

Whether trekking through the sandy hills of an Aruban vineyard or trekking through lovely Charleston on foot (as seen in the below Instagram post!), the right travel gear is crucial in matters of comfort, style and performance, and that’s assuredly an understatement.

There are tons of bells and whistles — in a subtle, useful manner — packed into these highly dependable and wearable, fashionable men’s travel pants, which have proven more than suitable for hours upon hours of travel through the air and across land.

They weigh a mere 11 ounces while looking like a crisp, sturdy chino, and things only get better from there. The TEREN Traveler Pants boast four-way stretch fabric that’s also anti-microbial, bug-repellent and odor-resistant, with a quick-drying finish that keeps me cool and comfortable hour after hour.

The TEREN Traveler Pants also pack in a ton of pockets alongside a subtly streamlined frame — three of those pockets are hidden and zippered, ensuring your everyday carry essentials (one is even large enough to hold your passport) stay safe, secure and dry.

Details like a strong magnetic waist closure and drawstring cord waist (alongside traditional belt loops) also keep things naturally streamlined and sleek, and stain protection is another major reason to love the new TEREN Traveler Pants.

They come in a range of versatile colors — like any stylish chino, while colors like dark Brown, Navy, Charcoal, Grey and Khaki round out the classic chino sensibility of these must-buy men’s travel and adventure pants. And in my experience working with TEREN, the Nashville-based company just gets it when it comes to adventure-quality gear.

Nearly 750 reviews drive home the point that the TEREN Traveler Pants are more than just hiking pants: These are lifestyle pants you can wear on the links, on the road, to the 19th hole or to a business casual office alongside a lightweight polo or stretch dress shirt. To find your new favorite travel pants that are up for just about anything, ensure the TEREN Traveler Pants join your wardrobe ASAP.

The Tuesday Steal: You Can Save as Much as 70 Percent at the Bonobos Holiday Sale Right Now

If your wallet just so happens to be feeling the strain of holiday shopping, especially of the last-minute variety, then there’s relief in sight when it comes to the best winter menswear — and some stylish last-second savings, at that.

So while I can’t guarantee that Bonobos menswear will make its way under your tree in the days ahead, I can indeed guarantee that the acclaimed New York City brand will continue serving up stylish savings aplenty post-Christmas by way of the Bonobos Very Merry Sale.

It’s a sight to behold, particularly if you need a refresh by way of crisply designed chinos, stylish dress trousers, classic corduroy pants or one of the best dress shirts or everyday sweaters for well-dressed fellows (very much like yourself!).

The Bonobos Very Merry Sale offers as much as 70 percent off a wide array of Bonobos classics, including its stretch washed chinos, durable Travel Jeans packed with stretch, lightweight flannel shirts and even Italian suiting. Even at regular pricing, Bonobos has a knack for releasing effortlessly cool, stylish menswear at fair prices — and this sale knocks those fashion staples down into even more affordable territory.

There’s also a sharp selection of sweater polos and wool bomber jackets, along with a few choice offerings you could put to good use on your next warm-weather winter getaway (think textured linen shirting, swim trunks or everyday short-sleeve polos).

Even menswear that’s normally an investment, like a fine blazer or fresh tailoring, gets markdowns via the Bonobos Very Merry Sale, and you can rest easy knowing that it’s not just a one-size-fits-all approach — Bonobos offers up a solid range of sizes, fits and styles (even on sale!) to suit each and every body type.

Make holiday savings and style a priority with one of the last sales of the year from Bonobos — there’s no better time to find the perfect fusion of affordability and classic good looks, folks.

See Now, Buy Now: The Discommon Watch Wallet 2.0 Is the Best Way to Store Your Watches On The Go

Sometimes, the best everyday carry essentials take a common problem and solve it in rather ingenious fashion — or rather, this is the case most of the time, at least as far as storing and transporting your favorite gear is concerned. And that’s where a company like Discommon packs its online shop with some of the most handy and quite simply coolest everyday carry storage solutions.

Take the opportunity to travel with your favorite watches, for instance: The watch collector and enthusiast among us — whether a budding fan or a longtime devotee — knows that traveling with more than one watch can prove a tricky endeavor at the best of times. How do you store these watches? A trusty pocket in a duffle bag is one thing, but space can go quickly if you value traveling with two or more watches (as I so often do).

So, a selection that solves a common problem — how to travel with more than one watch — is invaluable, at least in my experience. And as you might have seen if you follow me on Instagram, the Discommon Watch Wallet 2.0 has proven a mighty useful addition to my travel wares and my everyday carry, and that’s perhaps an understatement as I crisscross the country and globe in my many freelance writing pursuits.

The Discommon Watch Wallet 2.0 solves a problem I’ve started running into frequently as I hit Delta Diamond Medallion status — more frequent trips and more longer trips call for more than one watch, and this downright innovative design is a major life and travel hack, at least in my experience.

Elastic cloth pockets within a handsome leather shell offer space for watches of various sizes, while two snap leather straps expand space for watches within. The tweed inner offers softness and protection for your very favorite watches of all designs, and the fact that the watch wallet is padded delivers maximum protection on the go.

Multi-layer paint coats the edges of the hand-finished and carefully tooled design, which comes in Impact Orange and versatile (yet sold-out) Wolf Gray). The Discommon Watch Wallet 2.0 even comes with its own soft gray drawstring carrying case for added protection, and this stylish travel watch solution also features a passport/ticket pocket — it solves for more than one travel problem with form and function in mind.

It’s always seriously cool to see how certain designs solve for common problems in terms of stowing and storing your favorite gear, and the Discommon Watch Wallet 2.0 is as handy as it gets for the watch enthusiast in your life — yourself very much included.