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Discover our latest arrivals! From must-have seasonal restocks to timeless wardrobe essentials, we have everything you need to refresh your style for the new season.

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Filippo De Laurentiis Navy Blue Merino Wool Rollneck
255 USD
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Albert Thurston Grey Wool Fresco Chalk Stripe 35mm Braces
200 USD
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Ring Jacket Light Beige Cotton Twill Pleated Ivy Trousers
370 USD
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Dreaming Of Monday Moín Brown 7-Fold Silk Linen Donegal Tie
285 USD
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Ring Jacket Light Grey Wool Balloon Twill Jacket
1 155 USD
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Paraboot Congo Suede Leather Avoriaz Hiking Boot
630 USD
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Alto Milano Brick Orange Wool Salvatore Ribbed Socks
35 USD
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Myrqvist Dark Brown Suede Stensund II Sneakers
285 USD
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Filippo De Laurentiis Light Grey Felted Wool Cashmere Overshirt
525 USD
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Filippo De Laurentiis Navy Blue Cashmere Silk Polo Shirt
600 USD
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Ring Jacket Grey Calm Twist Wool DB Suit
1 915 USD
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Filippo De Laurentiis Cream White Wool Cashmere Cable Knit Rollneck
315 USD

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New Season Coats

Coats come in many different shapes and materials, and Baltzar believes that each one fills a purpose in a man’s wardrobe. Nothing looks better over a suit than a classic dark overcoat, whether single- or double-breasted or lined or unlined.

Always available in a variety of styles and materials, wool duffles, cotton trench coats, and polo coats, from luxurious cashmere fibres to technical performance fabrics.

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Latest Accessories

Our comprehensive collection of seasonal and classic accessories features leather and suede gloves, handmade ties, cozy beanies, elegant braces, and everyday cotton socks, perfect for any occasion.

The Journal

Notes on menswear — the makers and clothes we carry, ways to wear them, and stories from our daily perspective and beyond.

11 Outerwear Pieces You Want to Have in Your Wardrobe
Lookbooks · November 4, 2026 · Christopher Gustafsson
From the shearling flight jacket to the humble chore coat, these eleven outerwear pieces prove that the best clothes carry a story. Discover the military, maritime and workwear history behind each one, and why every piece still earns a place in your wardrobe today.
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Kamakura Shirts: A Japanese Shirtmaker with Ivy League Roots
Brand Stories · November 2, 2026 · Christopher Gustafsson
In 1993, a family opened a small shirt shop above a convenience store in Kamakura. Three decades later, Kamakura Shirts is known worldwide for Ivy-style button-downs made in Japan with fine yarns, 21-stitch seams and shell buttons. This is the story of the brand’s heritage, craft, collection and future.
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Filippo De Laurentiis: Italian Knitwear Built on a Family Loom
Brand Stories · October 29, 2026 · Christopher Gustafsson
Filippo De Laurentiis grew out of a family knitwear tradition in Italy’s Abruzzo region. This story traces the brand’s roots, its knitting craft and its choice of fibres, from merino and cashmere to cotton and linen. It also covers its core staples and where the label is heading after a major investment.
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Ring Jacket: Where Japanese Craft Meets Neapolitan Ease
Brand Stories · October 28, 2026 · Christopher Gustafsson
In 1954, an Osaka insurance salesman frustrated that ready-to-wear never matched bespoke decided to make it himself. Today, Ring Jacket is known for soft, full-canvas jackets, cloth developed exclusively with Japanese mills, and a quiet debate over what “Japanese tailoring” really means.
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The History of Tweed: A Menswear Favorite
Style Guides · October 23, 2026 · Christopher Gustafsson
Tweed began as the rugged cloth of Scottish crofters, became the uniform of Victorian Highland estates, and is now a menswear favorite. Discover how it’s made, what sets Harris Tweed and its Orb mark apart, and why this centuries-old fabric is back in fashion.
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Autumn Textures: A Study in Color & Fabric
Lookbooks · October 18, 2026 · Christopher Gustafsson
There is a moment each year, usually in late September, when the light turns lower and more golden, and a man’s wardrobe seems to ask for something different. The crisp whites and pale blues of summer lose their appeal. What the season calls for is depth, warmth and texture, and above all a palette borrowed from the landscape itself: the rust of fallen beech leaves, the ochre of stubble fields, the deep green of moss and the brown of turned soil.
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Why Is the Necktie Still Relevant in 2026?
Editorials · October 15, 2026 · Christopher Gustafsson
Walk into almost any office in North America or Western Europe today and you'll see a sea of open collars. Tech founders wear hoodies to shareholder meetings. Even black-shoe law firms and investment banks, once the last redoubts of formal dress, have loosened up. By most measures, the necktie should be dead. And yet it isn't.
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Fabric Focus: Cotton Corduroy
Style Guides · October 11, 2026 · Christopher Gustafsson
Once nicknamed “poor man’s velvet,” cotton corduroy has traveled from the mills of Manchester to the racks of today’s best menswear labels. Discover how this ridged fabric is made, how it moved from workwear to campus classic, and why it’s enjoying a quiet comeback.
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At the End of the Silk Road: A Visit to Adamley Textiles
Factory Visits · October 9, 2026 · Christopher Gustafsson
Macclesfield was once the world’s largest producer of finished silk. Today, Adamley Textiles keeps that heritage alive from a valley in Langley. Join us on a visit to one of Britain’s last hand screen printers, and see how block, screen and digital printing bring colour to silk.
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Portuguese Flannel: Heritage Apperal From Northern Portugal
Brand Stories · October 5, 2026 · Christopher Gustafsson
Portuguese Flannel is a contemporary menswear brand renowned for its craftsmanship, authenticity, and understated style. Founded by brothers António and Manuel Magalhães, the brand draws on generations of family heritage in the textile industry of northern Portugal.
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Crockett & Jones: A Day Inside Northampton's Shoemaking Heartland
Factory Visits · October 2, 2026 · Christopher Gustafsson
Walk through the doors of Crockett & Jones in Northampton, where English shoes have been made since 1879. Follow a pair from the clicking room to the welting machines, learn why Goodyear welting lets a shoe be resoled for years, meet the bestsellers and newer styles, and see what keeps Northampton's shoemaking tradition alive today.
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Jamieson's of Shetland: A Living Legacy of Heritage Knitwear
Brand Stories · September 27, 2026 · Christopher Gustafsson
Jamieson's of Shetland is a fifth-generation family knitwear business with roots stretching back to the 1890s on Scotland's remote Shetland Islands. Renowned for pioneering 100% pure Shetland wool yarn and for its authentic all-over Fair Isle patterns, the brand also produces the iconic "shaggy dog" sweater — a brushed, softly textured jumper beloved by Ivy League style since the mid-20th century.
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