Watches, Parkas, and All the New Launches Esquire’s Editors Loved This Week

Watches, Parkas, and All the New Launches Esquire’s Editors Loved This Week

Every product was carefully curated by an Esquire editor. We may earn a commission from these links. Here’s how we test products and why you should trust us.AE / Zenith / Aesop / uniqloThis is why my wife won’t let me scroll the Fortela site unsupervised.—Luke Guillory, commerce editorAnd this is why I won’t let her scroll the Fortela site unsupervised.—L.G.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowAesop introduces a new fougère that evokes crisp air, with a subtle warmth from nutmeg that envelops your space. While I’ve only worn it a few times, I’m eager to see how the fragrance continues to evolve on my skin as the fall air settles in and the days begin to change. It’s a radiant veil that finds itself at home in most settings. —Alfonso Fernández Navas, senior style & market editorIt uses a camera and artificial intelligence models to map your teeth and floss while you brush. The future is now. —L.G.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowFinally, men have Aritzia Sweatfleece to shop after it’s largely been gatekept in women’s sizing. While their Sweatfleece has long been a vibe—and popular across genders—this new capsule gives guys their own cozy lineup, sparing them from having to borrow clothes from the women in their lives, and to build their own wardrobe with these essentials. —A.F.N.Le Labo’s newest city exclusive, Shiu 25, was created for Beijing and is available globally throughout the month of September. The spicy, musky fragrance is sure to be another cult favorite.—Andrea Ríos, fashion assistantAdvertisement - Continue Reading BelowI’ve been using my Suri Pro 2.0 electric toothbrush for a few weeks now, and I’ve become completely hooked. With their new Suri Core 1.0, you can get the same clean for a lesser price. Built for everyday use with a sustainable mindset, your wallet and teeth will thank you. Emma Saxon, contributing fashion assistantReal horn so you know I mean real business.—L.G.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowThis Harrington-slash-bomber style jacket in matching fabric with suit pants is surprisingly moving me. Will it move me in a few days when every guy at the U.S. Open is wearing something like this? Jury is still out. —L.G.For the first time, Veja has dropped its signature “V” from the Pannenka sneaker, resulting in this slick collaboration with Arpenteur. Rendered in black, the shoe updates the classic trainer silhouette, making it feel less retro and more minimal—a clear statement in a sea of Sambas.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowThese soaps are aromatherapy in bar form, turning handwashing into an indulgent, sensory experience with a pleasant fragrance that gently cocoons your space. Pro tip: tuck one into your underwear or sock drawer to keep everything smelling fresh—without the generic scent of laundry detergent.They’re making parkas so huge these days. Trust me, you’ve never seen parkas like this. I said to them, “How do you keep making parkas so big.” It’s incredible, really. —L.G.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowGood suit.—L.G.Clean, floral, sophisticated, and very unisex—it’s very gentlemanly without the sort of dated iris-forwardness of Green Irish Tweed. —L.G.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowZenith unveiled its latest timepiece, the Chronomaster Solo Sport, at Geneva Watch Days. The new chronograph brings the watchmaker’s sporty aesthetic to its latest collection. —A.R.Spanish soccer star Lamine Yamal has teamed up with American Eagle as the brand's newest global ambassador. —A.R.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowStill inspired by the spirit of the American West, Stetson’s three new scents—Open Sky, Wild Sage, and Free Rein—offer a fun new take on what the old-school name is all about. And at just $38 per bottle, these EDPs are super affordable and a great option for a younger audience just stepping into the world of fragrance. —Bellamy Richardson, associate commerce editorLes Rituels de Soin is Diptyque’s first-ever bath and body collection to feature new fragrances. The line up of products is meant to work together for soothing morning and evening self-care experiences. Both the morning ritual (Le Matin) and evening ritual (Le Soir) feature an array of luxurious tools, lotions, scrubs, oils, and more. —B.R.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowThis week, the Aluminum Check-in suitcase joined the Carl Friedrik catalog. If you have any longer trips coming up, take one of these with you and you'll surely be the most stylish traveler in the airport. —B.R.

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