The Best Menswear Deals of the Week

The kind of shirt you dream about finding on a vintage rack.

I know, I know, I won't shut up about these pants, but I stand by every word and they're 30% off and inventory is dwindling.

If anyone missed out on the Blundstone bargains a few weeks back, here's your redemption shot.

A hard-hitting puffer jacket under $70 most definitely qualifies as a "Deal of the Week" distinction—especially when that original price tag was north of $160.

When I talk about my affinity for a rakish V-neck sweater, this is what I'm talking about.

A plaid more complicated than the plot of Interstellar (2014).

A reminder that a good belt will last you for years.

We're just a few days out from Sweatpants Week. Plan accordingly.

Don't let the "sandal" part confuse things: these are a quilted slip-on with the ground-clearance to handle the depths of winter.

Loose enough to layer over your favorite non-weather-resistant winter clothes, breathable enough to use as a shell when the layers are unnecessary.

One of the most underrated silhouettes from one of the most underrated makers of pants.

The boxer-brief era is showing cracks.

The water-resistant finish and perfectly placed pockets are key, but that muddy purple color is the star of this show.

One of the freakier pairs of New Balance sneakers, clocking in under $110.

Boiled wool is tough as nails, super warm, and tends to look great with jeans and boots, but the classic styling and texture also happens to crush with dressier pieces like slacks and derbys.

These have the elegance of a tailored trouser, the comfort of an easy pant, and a silhouette that doesn't swing too far in either direction, which makes them as wearable as any pant out there.

There's no rule against buying yourself cozy socks for the holidays.

If you're looking for a pair of trousers that are both preposterously warm and insanely comfortable (re: not itchy), this moleskin pair from Engineered Garments will make you a believer in one of the most underrated winter fabrics. (Moleskin, FWIW, isn't made out of moles.)

$105 for a pair of boots that will handle a lifetime of wear without blinking.

You're going to feel like you stole something when you get this much coat for under $150.

A crewneck that looks like it's lived beachside for a decade.

You normally have to endure all sorts of scratchiness to reap the benefits of tweed, but this all-cotton take on the classic fabric eliminates those concerns.

Perfect for the holiday party circuit, even better during the depths of winter.

Next-level pocket configuration bumps this fleece into the Legendary echelon.

All the drama of a cable-knit sweater, all the ease of a classic black polo.

The sun still shines in the wintertime.

These are good a pair of baggy cords before you factor in the $31 pricetag, after which they become almost uncategorizable.

These chunky(ish) derby's are going to look great with some slacks, but they might go even harder with some looser dark denim, if you have that on deck.

One of my absolute (favorite blazers)[https://www.gq.com/story/madewell-roebling-suit-winter-2024] is still 30% off.

You might not need another tie, but for $20 it's hard to not want one.

This is the kind of rakish v-neck that will tone down some slacks and loafers or elevate a pair of jeans and sneakers.

If anyone is having winter trouser trouble, these should solve any and all issues—and wear well outside of an office setting, too.

Quite possibly the most burly boat shoes on the market.

These were knockouts when they first hit shelves a couple months back and that was before the temperatures dropped—and before the 40% discount.

If you feel like injecting a bit of whimsy into your outfit, a belt like this is one of the more effective—and underrated—ways to do so.

An extremely '90s hiker with extremely 2020s tech that's extremely under $100.

Whether you grab one of these for yourself or someone else, somebody's head is going to be feeling great this winter.

Perfect for the holiday party circuit, even better during the depths of winter.

If you missed on the Bode Astro Grabber, these will get you like 85% of the way there for roughly 20% of the former's current ask on StockX.

Even if you're not looking for this exact jacket, you'll never stop wearing it works its way into your coat closet.

When you've got a busy cardigan, the rest of your outfit can chill out a bit.

If you don't have a rakish striped button up at your disposal, a) you very much should and b) this one would do the trick.

At $40, you'll have a real tough time finding a better value on a pair of chinos.

It's best to not be reminded of why you needed a good pair of gloves, and far better to just have a good pair of gloves on hand when the weather calls for it.

Somehow, the weatherproof version of an all-time trail classic is $90 off just as we hit the time of year when that weatherproofing really matters.

This looks like the living room in That 70s Show (complimentary).

The kind of chain that shines on its own, and looks just as good in support of something a little flashier.

60% off some everyday jeans is always a welcome sight.

Not only is this one of the more slept-on retro Adidas models, but it also has some knockout colorways (like this one).

(One of) the best a man can get.

As per usual, Abercrombie absolutely nailed the cropped proportions on this mid-weight shirt-jacket.

I am once again letting you know that one of the best pairs of pants I've ever owned is 40% off.

And just in time for boot weather.

If you like the idea of cowboy boots but are a bit wary of the height, these are slightly shorter, have a zipper and will look every bit the same if under some bootcut jeans or a wider straight-leg pant.

Still all the whimsy you'd expect from Bode, but also all the winter coat you'd expect from one of those.

A sweater so soft—and a yarn so lofty—that you'll be wearing it year round.

These might be on the lighter side, but they also do a great job blocking the wind.

Ribbed cashmere is just as soft as the brushed kind, if you were wondering—and this scarf made out of just that is 60% off.

There are absolutely better winter jackets out there—all of them, really—but this is light enough to wear as a shirt for the next few months and will crush when things thaw out.

There are zero rules against buying yourself an OD cozy pair of slippers.

A flannel so vintage-coded that it almost looks sepia-toned on its own.

The sun might be a limited-time offer these days, but we also have barely seen a cloud in NYC for the last two months.

If you think these are pretty now, just wait til you live in em a little bit.

This sweater looks like it's read over 50 books this year, even if you're not even close.

You can use the two-way zipper on this polo like a dimmer-switch on freak levels.

One of Abercrombie's best silhouettes of the season is now 20% off.

Exponentially more interesting than a solid crewneck, almost as easy to style.