If you Imagine a workwear jacket and moto jacket fusing together then you would be left with this wonderful garment.

There’s a lot of ways you can get lost in the sauce with corduroy. When its done poorly it can be straight up bad. But we promise this jacket won’t lead you astray.

Bombs—and we can’t reiterate this enough—away

It’s unclear how one would even begin to nitpick a sub-$100 classically-styled car coat.

A good flannel is pretty much always worth the price, even if it gets steep—this one just so happens to be as good as a bunch of steep ones and under $30.

It’s unclear if anyone is keeping track of these things, but navy oxfords might be the most underrated (and one of the most versatile) of the classic oxford colors.

If you’re trying to tone down a button-up, the quickest way is to flatten that hem.

Flannel gets all the shine when it comes to cold-weather wovens, but corduroy does nearly everything it’s cotton compatriot does and also boasts some welcome texture.

The humble zip hoodie deserves your respect and most importantly it deserves a spot in your wardrobe rotation.

I don’t require much from a sweatshirt. Gap just happens to have all the details I love: heavyweight and perfectly oversized.

For anyone with a cardigan-sized hole in their life, this one will fill that hole with zero air gaps.

Relaxed enough to wear with some faded jeans, refined enough to compliment some slacks and machine washable in case you end up wearing it too much.

One of Gap’s best trouser is this hidden pleated gem. It also happens to have a generous relaxed fit, which looks great at the office or the bar.

If you’re dipping your toe into the baggy jeans fit, Gap is a great place to start. They have a generous leg opening that looks good but also doesn’t look like something you might regret in a few years.

There’s no doubt in my mind that these might just be one of the most comfortable jeans on the market, and they just so happen to be heavily discounted.

If the relaxed or baggy cut denim isn’t your thing, you can always trust in the good ‘ol straight fit.

Top off your fit with one of the best affordable beanies money can buy.

The Wu-Tang Clan always gives sage advice: “protect ya neck.”

Once you become a scarf guy you’ll wonder how you ever weren’t a scarf guy.

This is one of those items you throw on when the wind chill starts to dip into the single digits.