Todd Snyder’s Cyber Monday Sale Is Your Best Excuse to WFH

Missing your trucker and denim jackets already? This boiled wool CPO jacket can take things from here.

Now that’s what we call a Statement Coat.

Made in Portugal with Italian merino wool-blend fleece, this fuzzy jacket says, “Sorry, Patagonia who?”

Step into your ’90s red carpet swag and pair this sleazy (complimentary) leather blazer with some washed-out jeans and moto boots.

Too cold out to wear your trusty Harrington or lightweight bomber? Here’s the best of both.

A rain-deflecting outer shell, a core-warming inner fill. Todd’s spoiling you.

Todd Snyder’s collab collection for Woolrich has put forth some of the coolest outerwear we’ve seen, including this lipstick-red fleece hiking jacket.

Zero shade to Todd, but this has the incredible cut, perfect fabrics, and exquisite tones of today’s cult-favourite Japanese designers.

In every stylish dude’s closet is a blue-striped-button-up-shaped hole.

The perfect shirt for weddings, funerals, batmitzvahs, first communions, fancy first dates, investor meetings, job interviews, and, well, you get the picture.

The Western trend isn’t going anywhere, and neither is the ever-reliable softness of corduroy.

There’s presumably a limit to how soft cotton can get, and this one is also presumably testing those limits right off the rack.

A killer three-season flannel destined for some serious wear for the foreseeable future.

Shirts that escape neat categorization can get overlooked, but one like this will become a daily driver the moment it touches down.

The utility of owning a charcoal wool turtleneck is something I really don’t have to explain to you

The only thing that makes cashmere more pleasant to wear than it already is is the texture of waffle.

Any reasons you might’ve had for avoiding v-neck sweaters the past few years don’t really apply to this one right here.

This one is as soft and easy as your favorite fall sweaters, but—thanks to that collar—it’s also been imbued with a touch of sophistication, which is a tough combo to beat.

Every great winter wardrobe deserves one Fair Isle sweater.

If you haven’t worn boucle before, it’s light, airy, and oh-so-warm. And if you’re not feeling the full coat and tie thing, this looks sharp with a knit tie as a casual take on office dressing.

Put simply: it’s damn near impossible to get more showstopping off the rack—and that’s before you factor in the 30% discount.

That almost-trippy Glen Plaid print? A Todd bestseller for a reason.

For years, you’ve been telling yourself you’ll buy a better tux. Here it is.

Break it up, dress it down, wear it straight up… it’s really a dealer’s choice with this bonkers good cashmere number.

A good charcoal suit can be just as versatile—and classic—as a navy one. (This is a good one.)

For the guys who say suits are uncomfortable, Todd lays that argument to rest with this scrumptious, sumptuous sweater-like sport coat.

Once December hits, black denim just looks better than blue. And gray denim, well—that looks even better.

Get those fades going now and they’ll be even more popping by spring.

A good pair of corduroys will become an indespensible part of your winter wardrobe the second they enter that wardrobe. (This science has been peer-reviewed.)

A really great pair of dress pants is sometimes all you need to command respect (at least, in snobby fashion circles).

One of the nice things about a Todd Snyder Black Friday sale is that it also becomes a Clarks Black Friday sale.

This cotton-wool blend beanie is perfect for preventing brain freeze and bad hair days.

It makes it a Sanders sale, too—and boy are these Goodyear-welted (and therefore resolvable) boots handsome.

The cashmere? Italian. The ends? Tasseled. Your neck? Toasty.

Another Snyder best-seller, the easy-wearing, high quality Nomad Boot is a no-brainer.

Logan Roy might well have been wearing this as he told his kids they were “not serious people.”