When we traveled to the Monaco Grand Prix earlier this year, a certain Todd Snyder cotton silk polo recommendation became a personal fascination. Now that the weather is colder, I’ve turned my attention to the American designer’s beautiful cashmere chore jacket. Crafted from recycled fibers and cut from two solid pieces of cashmere, the jacket boasts remarkably seamless lines. It’s notably hardy and can be worn as a stand-alone coat, yet also serve as a nice, lightweight layer, particularly when paired with a sweater, depending on the weather and your state of mind. It can also accomplish the rare hat trick of being rustic enough to wear on a farm — it is, after all, a “chore” coat — yet slick enough to pass for a dinner jacket. SHOP NOW

Sunglasses are a funny business. The right pair can either add a jolt of whimsy to an otherwise staid ensemble or inject a subtle touch of class to your most outré look. These Icon sunglasses by Dolce & Gabbana can actually do both, depending on how you wear them. Comprised of a yellow havana and crystal acetate frame (suggestive of an otherworldly tortoiseshell) and dark green lenses, the oversized specs transmit a strong “I’m a celebrity sneaking away from the paparazzi” vibe when worn in the right environment. But, alternately, they’re just as perfect for a funky, low-key day at the beach. SHOP NOW

When I tell people that I have finally found “the one,” I am not referring to a lifelong romantic partner or a new pet. Instead, I am talking about this beautiful bag created by the London-based leather-goods brand Métier. When I wrote about this ideal bag earlier in the year, I hadn’t yet had much time to live with it. However, now that I’ve traveled with it a few times, I love it even more. I chose a slim, briefcase-sized version of it in a ruddy, caramel suede called Marrakech because it made me feel like a ’70s college professor and because I suspected (rightly, I might add) that the bag would become softer and look even cooler with use. SHOP NOW

I am admittedly a novice when it comes to fine watches, but my first foray into high-end watchery — via a visit to Hublot’s New York City flagship store — turned out to be a fortuitous one. I wanted a timepiece that conveyed a kind of quiet power like this one instantly seemed to transmit. This particular model comes in matte black, with a face and case that combine polished and satin-finished black ceramic with six H-shaped titanium screws. It also boasts Hublot’s own “Art of Fusion” self-winding movement, a 42-hour power reserve, and a bracelet that consists of links of black ceramic with a black-plated titanium clasp. In addition to the general gravitas of the watch itself, it also looks great with literally everything. SHOP NOW

It’s always winter somewhere — and, if you travel a lot, chances are you’re gonna need to avoid the cold. No brand helps you do this better and more stylishly than Canada Goose. Known for their insane warmth and impeccable design, these puffy icons offer unlimited variations on the classic down coat. This Mountaineer Parka is a pared-down version of one of the brand’s most popular models (the Skreslet Parka) and comes in vibrant blue or red. In addition, the jacket is field-tested to withstand temperatures below minus 22 degrees Fahrenheit (and includes both a hem drawcord to seal out the cold and a mesh water bottle pocket). So it will surely keep you toasty this winter, even if the only cold-weather journey you undertake is walking to the train or running out to check the mail. SHOP NOW