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Transitional Jackets Every Guy Should Own
As winter wraps up, we’re all ready to ditch the heavy outerwear. But spring weather is tricky. Too chilly for just a sweater, not nearly cold enough for anything heavy, with plenty of wind and rain and dramatic swings in temperature. We’re entering that narrow window of time when a lightweight jacket makes perfect sense. This in-between layer is built for the kind of unpredictable days that define this time of year. It’s the piece you grab on your way out the door, adding the necessary coverage (and maybe an extra shot of style).
Because the real value is its versatility. Right now, these jackets work best layered over sweatshirts and chunky knits for added warmth and texture. But give it a few weeks and they’ll shift seamlessly into spring—thrown over knit polos, button-downs and simple tees. We’ve pulled together a range of styles that can carry you through the season’s gradual warm-up. Take your pick.
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Made from garment-dyed crinkle nylon for a one-of-a-kind color, with oversized pockets and a removable hood.
David windbreaker,
$225 by Alex Mill
A workwear staple reimagined in a luxurious jacquard fabric inspired by traditional indigo-dyed fabrics.
Jacquard chore coat,
$150 by Banana Republic
This is made from a densely woven that’s been micro-sanded for a soft, lived-in feel.
Grounds jacket,
$225 by Reigning Champ
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Brooklinen’s waffle weave blanket is soft and breathable. Ideal on its own or under a comforter. And now it’s 20% off during the brand’s Friends and Family sale. Dreamweave blanket, |
Flint and Tinder’s sweats are garment-dyed for a deeper color saturation and a soft, lived-in feel. And now with an extra 15% off, they’e more affordable than ever. Terry sweatshirt, |
Crafted from brushed terry cotton (in multiple colors), these relaxed, baggy sweatpants are perfect for lounging. Sweatpant, |
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