As it turns out, moving is hard! Specifically buying furniture, rugs, art, etc.

If any of you have great suggestions for or personal experience with where to buy anything house/apartment, please let me know! Genuinely curious and in need of websites or places that are good for this… Thank you so much in advance!

Anyway, let’s tap into today.

In 2026, I’m inviting you to think beyond the Barbour coat. We are facing the singularity, abundant intelligence, robots. And m’f**kers are still buying new Barbour coats.

Nothing wrong with one if you have it, keep wearing it. But deepen your bag. Go further. Lean into new materials and colors. Like so…

Drake's Dark Green Corduroy Ranger Coat

Eight-wale corduroy in a deep forest green, 14.7oz weight from an historic Italian mill, cut in the spirit of old field and work jackets. The collar, cuffs, and pocket edges are finished with lambskin, and the interior is checked cotton with lightweight wadding for temperature regulation without bulk. Three generous patch pockets, a chest pocket, throat latch, and double-ended zip make this something between formal and working outerwear. Made in Italy.

Drake's Brown Waxed Cotton Stable Jacket

Waxed cotton from Scotland, 11.9oz, built to handle weather without apologizing for it. The silhouette is generous and slightly longer than standard, sitting well over tailoring or layering. A corduroy collar, large patch pockets with snap closures, throat latch, and two-way zip define the character. Inside, a checked cotton body with box-quilted 50g wadding, plus snaps to attach Drake's Casentino Fleece as a liner for harsher conditions. Made in Italy. This is the jacket that sits between a dress coat and a proper field piece.

Stevenson Overall Co. Absolutely Amazing Merino Wool Thermal Shirt, Asphalt

100% combed fine merino in a honeycomb weave, long sleeves with raglan cut. Soft feel, supreme warmth; wears alone or as a base layer. Made in Japan. Self Edge calls this one of the top ten pieces they've ever carried, and they have Stevenson make it every year or two in new colors. Extremely limited stock.

Stevenson Overall Co. Absolutely Amazing Merino Wool Thermal Shirt, Gray Purple

Same shirt, same construction (100% merino, honeycomb weave, raglan sleeves), different color—a more muted tone. Made in Japan. Sold out in most sizes; a few XXL and XXXL remain.

From the buyers at Blue in Green in Soho to your inboxes… A few things that caught my eye from BiG’s New Arrivals page.

Beams Plus Crew Hand Knit
Hand-knit crew in a plaid pattern, tight and detailed with classic crew neck shape. Simple lines that pair with almost anything in your fall and winter mix. No fuss, just bulky knit work.

Edwin Arthur's Home Sweatpant
Pulled from a 1940s USN Double Knee pattern, this sweatpant pairs mid-weight loopback cotton with a brushed finish for soft feel. The waist sits slightly loose and can be worn at hip or slouched, while ties at each leg let you play with the opening. Brushed knit traps warmth and breaks in with wear.

Beams Plus Knit Polo 9G – Charcoal
Pure wool at 9 gauge, this polo from Beams Plus offers a soft hand and clean shape in charcoal. Short sleeves work alone or layered under a shirt, with a neat collar and simple button front. The weight sits between too light and too heavy for year-round reach.

Finamore Milano Slim Fit Shirt — Cotton Cashmere Jacquard, Blue

85% cotton, 15% cashmere. Cashmere brings softness and a subtle velvety surface while cotton handles breathability and ease of care. The Eduardo collar comes with removable slats, Z round cuff, and seven stages of hand-finished work from the Finamore atelier in Naples. The result reads as a dress shirt but feels like something between cotton and knit, holding warmth without weight. This is the kind of shirt that should improve with wear and asks for the care you'd give cashmere.

Epaulet Custom Trousers in Mid-Weight Italian Cotton Corduroy, Hickory Bark

Made from pure cotton corduroy from Duca Visconti in Italy, this mid-weight cloth runs 13oz and works across all four seasons. The fabric has a soft hand that improves with wear and is fully machine washable. Sewn to your custom fit through Epaulet and Rochester Tailored Clothing; ships in six weeks. All sales final.

Epaulet Custom Trousers in Rare Scatter-Weave Tweed, Pacific Blue

Deadstock South Korean wool tweed from 2013, woven with 95% wool and 5% nylon at 14oz using a donegal base layered with bold color yarns. The Pacific Blue shade pairs deep indigo with sharp white and black flecks that echo rough ocean texture. Epaulet has sourced only a limited bolt; custom-made at Rochester Tailored Clothing and shipping by end of August (six week lead time). All sales final.

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