Awesome Jackets

Modern menswear brand, Mack Weldon, has expanded its hot SILVER Denim Collection to include the SILVER Denim Jacket and SILVER Denim Straight Leg Jeans. The pieces are made from a proprietary IONIC+ silver-infused twill cotton denim that promises to stay completely odor-free no matter how often — or how rarely — the garments are washed.

Wax London’s reversible Mount Overshirt is a stylish and versatile way to keep warm as the temperatures drop. One side is made from a toasty and tactile wool-poly fleece, while its insulated side has a circle-quilted pattern. The fleece side has chest pockets, and the quilted side has larger waist-height pockets.

Half-measures are rarely acceptable. But Y-3’s take on the iconic adidas track top lets you go blokecore with a hint of quiet luxury. The nylon jacket has the distinctive stripes only on the left sleeve. It has a slightly looser fit than the classic top and dual zippers for more styling and ventilation options. There’s also a wool variant if you need something warmer.

The longer version of Rains’ classic raincoat. It also comes in black or olive, but we dig the Fall-Winter 2024 variant’s Morph colorway. It’s giving us Metal Gear Solid meets The Matrix vibes. The raincoat has snaps for closure as well as on the sleeves for an adjustable fit. It also has underarm eyelets and concealed vents at the back for ventilation.

Moncler hops on the geek couture trend with this admittedly banger limited edition puffy jacket. The limited edition Solander Batman Down Jacket features a huge rendition of the Dark Knight’s logo in velvet, resulting in the always classy matte black on glossy black combo. Sadly, the jacket’s detachable hood has no bat ears.

Racing jackets have become streetwear staples, but they’re neither easy to pull off or particularly comfortable. Good thing House of Errors came up with a fun take on the trend that’s both cheeky yet practical. Their Knitted Moto Jacket parodies major motorcycle racing competitors and sponsors using acrylic and nylon yarn as well as embroidered patches.

This retro-style jacket from Left Field NYC features a silhouette inspired by 1950s mechanics’ wear. It’s made in the USA from 9 oz. twill and has pleating in the back for a tailored fit. Finishing touches include reinforced elbow patches and a brass zipper and pull based on a 1940s design. Available in dark navy blue or black.

Bandit’s lightweight windbreaker is made from 100% recycled ripstop fabric that’s woven in Japan using a technique to enhance the fabric’s tear resistance. The fabric and close-fitting mockneck keep the wind out, an undersleeve panel allows a wide range of workout motion, and elastic sleeve and hem binding ensures a secure fit.

An understated gem from the 2024 summer collection of Danish brand Forét. The Win Zip Jacket is mostly made from ripstop fabric in a versatile taupe color. A brown corduroy collar and an embroidered patch add a country touch, while its regular fit and light weight make it easy to wear even on the daily.

This nylon technical jacket is packed with features to keep you warm and dry. It’s got a total of 14 places to carry gear, including exterior quick-access pockets, hidden interior pockets, card holder pockets, and more. It even has a huge back pocket where you can fit an iPad or 13″ MacBook Air inside. It’s got a built-in hood and neck guard to keep the elements out.

This unique jacket from Vollebak is made from 11 km (6.83 mi) of thin copper wire layered with polyurethane and polyamide. The result is a lightweight garment that resists water, wind, and bacteria – and looks amazing. It has a total of seven pockets, including two fleece-lined side pockets. Its neck is also lined with fleece for comfort and warmth.

Uncrate and DC Comics teamed up with some of the best clothing and accessory brands to create the Wayne Enterprises collection. They feature subtle branding in the form of Bruce Wayne’s company’s logo and emphasize style and class over vengeance. Standouts include a leather folder, a brass and leather punching bag, and translucent gray sunglasses.

This cool techwear jacket from Storm Lab has an asymmetrical design that stands out from the crowd and 18 pockets for carrying all kinds of everyday gear. It’s got so many nooks and crannies that it can even carry an iPad. The jacket is made from a waterproof fabric with reflective details and has a detachable hood and an optional zip-out fleece liner.

Corduroy is making a comeback, and this heavyweight shirt jacket from Gypsy & Sons will help keep you warm and fashionable. Its soft 8-wale corduroy looks rugged and feels soft to the touch. Great for layering over a t-shirt or lightweight sweater on cool days. Made in Japan.

When we think about our daily loadout, we think of wallets, pocket tools, knives, and other accessories. In this episode of Everyday Carry’s Carried Away podcast, the crew teamed up with fashion aficionado This Is Antwon to talk about technical clothing and how it’s as essential as the gear you carry. Watch on YouTube or listen on Spotify.

This rugged and stylish jacket from Rogue Territory for Stag Provisions is made from waxed canvas with a blanket-patterned cotton flannel lining and a chocolate brown corduroy collar. It’s water resistant, too, and its sleeves are lined with satin. Runs small, so size up. Prefer green to brown? Check out the similar Olive Ridgeline Supply Jacket.