Todd Snyder

There are a lot of mediocre sweatshirts out there. So we lazed about in fleece to find the comfiest, coziest of the bunch—plus a few decadent upgrades we'd buy for the sheer thrill of it.

Better basics, bigger fits, zero guesswork.

From spot-on archival reissues to stunning indie debuts, these are the sub-$1,000 timepieces we couldn't stop thinking about this year.

An Armani-to-Zegna guide to the biggest names in tailoring, from the age-old masters to the buzzy upstarts.

The '60s-era Marlin, once a staple of the martini-lunch crowd, now comes with an olive-hued dial befitting its pedigree.

It's okay, your boss will understand.

Supple, buttery outerwear could even make your idiot cousin look like an A-list movie star.

Welcome to Hit the Racks, an inside look at the vibiest stores in the GQ universe. This time around, we’re at Todd Snyder’s Liquor Store in Tribeca, the grandest articulation of the designer's vision.

Todd Snyder teams up with Unimatic again to expand its universe of excellent timepieces.

They're cozy as a camp fire on the beach, always in style, and designed to make you look like a swaggering star.

The designer debuted a pair of excellent new watches at his recent NYFW runway show.

For $150, you can wrap your wrist in the same decadent leather that makes Todd Snyder's trucker a perennial hit.

On Labor Day weekend, your only professional obligation should be, ahem, “putting that shit on.”

The Military Industrial Complex is nefarious and far-reaching, but sometimes it yields a product actually worthy of your tax dollars.