Like the name suggests, chore coats were built to get stuff done. Originally made for French railroad workers in the 1800s and built from sturdy, deep blue canvas, chore coats are recognizable by their convenient front pockets, extended length, and a handsome collar. Think of ‘em like a laid-back blazer alternative or a step-up from your denim trucker jacket. We quite literally can't keep these chore coats in stock, so snag yours before the train leaves the station.

Brandblack churns out shoes that sneakerheads drool over all on their own, so teaming up with footwear designer Salehe Bembury may just make them unstoppable. Like '96 Bulls unstoppable. Bembury has collaborated with the likes of New Balance, Clarks, and Crocs—and his powerful designs have made him sneaker royalty. We managed to get our hands on a small batch of these colorful limited-edition kicks, plus a blacked-out version of their bestselling Sansin, but you better move quick—there's no stoppin' the dream team.

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