Jackets

This Zipup Jacket by South Korea-based Motobe has an understated look that works well both with layers and without, making it ideal for winter; it’s equivalent in size to a US medium.

North Face’s Six Nations Hoodie pays homage to the nations of the six men who hiked across Antarctica in 1990; it features a slick, embossed tone-on-tone design with the national flags.

Mixing a brown pinstripe blazer with a white nail headed hood sounds crazy, but it works: Viribus Unitis is edgy without being tacky, with intricate front and back white crests.

This William Rast Bomber is part of Justin Timberlake and Trace Ayala’s William Rast brand; think R&B meets bad-boy James Dean. 100% polyester with ribbed trim and zip front.

Bikkembergs’ black jacket squeezes in three zippered pockets without compromising style; it’s rounded out with shoulder epaulets, tone on tone stitching and ribbed accents.

Reversible jackets are always cool since we feel like we’re getting a two-fer; Diesel’s Jatur Jacket has a black quilt-like on one side and a cool striped slate chain-link motif on the other.

The Illum Cycling Jacket is a solar-powered safety jacket designed to light up cyclists on the road with electro luminescent panels. It’s surprisingly stylish too; we hope it gets made one day.

Hate laundry? Atelier DuRance’s Classic Jumper Jacket doesn’t like washes, either. Made in Provence with 11oz Dry Japanese Denim, it’s inspired by classic pre-WWII era American duds.

Although well-known for their designer jewelry, Hoon-Paris’ new line of stylish leather jackets hold their own. Ideal for slimmer physiques, these fitted threads are accented with gold zips and rivets.