Championship Chinos | By Bonobos

Championship Chinos from Bonobos were designed for you guys, who are just too damn lazy at the end of a long day to slide your pants around your ankles and remove one leg at a time. The great thing about the Chinos is they are perfectly dressy enough to wear to the office, but they come off in a flash in the event that you are with that special someone, and you don’t want to run out of time before, you know…

Not that that’s ever happened to the inStash crew before, we swear it! These are also perfect for those days when you’ve got to get by the gym after work. Wear your athletic shorts underneath, Splitsville, change shoes, and you’re good to go. Currently available in Air Balls and Fast Break colors. (That’s navy and gray, respectively.)

$50-$100, Pants

By Aric Mitchell on March 29th, 2011

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$98 BUY

21 BlackJack Watch | By Christophe Claret

You know how everyone says, “Watches have so much stuff crammed inside them, they don’t even have enough room for the clock part!”? I’ve got $200k to refute that.

Enter the Claret 21 BlackJack Watch, featuring actual working casino games inside an analog watch. I’ll say it again – an analog watch. At the lower part of the dial are four windows for the player’s cards. At the upper part are three windows for the dealer’s cards. Underneath the dial are a series of spinning plates with the cards illustrated on them, making both the outer and the inner workings something incredibly unique.

There’s also a dice game featuring two 1.5mm dice, as well as a roulette wheel on the back of the watch under antiglare glass. Mind you, this isn’t some abnormally large piece of male jewelry – it’s a fairly standard-sized men’s watch.

Some might say, “Well, this is a waste of money,” but if you want a true conversation piece anywhere you go and you’ve got the disposable income to dispose of, you could find worse ways to spend $200,000.

$100,000-$250,000, Watches

By Harry Marks on March 26th, 2011

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$200,000 BUY

Japan Earthquake Relief Tee | By Adapt

As you’re probably aware by now, Japan is still recovering from a massive earthquake-tsunami disaster that hit its northern shores on March 11, 2011. Thousands—possibly tens or hundreds of thousands—are dead, injured, missing, or left homeless. Furthermore, others are in need of emergency medical attention, food and water, and other life essentials. You might be asking how you can help, and Adapt Clothing has one very stylish way!

As part of their recently released Spring Collection, Adapt has introduced the Japan Earthquake Relief Tee. It sports a bold motif of Japan’s country code plus the international aid sign. When you purchase one or more, rest assured that all net proceeds go directly to the American Red Cross’s efforts in northern Japan.

Tees for this worthy cause are available in either white with red-and-black or black with white-and-red interlocking symbols. Tees ship the week following the purchase and may or may not arrive simultaneously with other merchandise purchased from Adapt Clothing.

$25-$50, Tees & Polos

By Michael Bock on March 25th, 2011

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$28 BUY

Gucci Guilty Pour Homme

Behold the upcoming Gucci Guilty Pour Homme cologne: it’ll be to cologne just as Ferrari and Lamborghini are to the automobile.

Set to debut this year as the male companion to Gucci’s already-popular Gucci Guilty womens’ perfume, Guilty Pour Homme (for those of you gentlemen not well-versed in French, that translates to Guilty “Men”) will begin making rounds at boutiques and in the marketplace in Germany and France first—globally after that. Around 20,000 lucky men are predicted to experience the intoxicating essence of Guilty Pour Homme up until Father’s Day.

So, what’s the craze about? Gucci Guilty Pour Homme will exhibit the very embodiment, the very epitome, of what a gentleman’s cologne should be. Imagine the luxurious, masculine undertones of ceder and Patchouli laden with overtones of silky, svelte lemon and lavender and you have Gucci’s newest, most seductive cologne for men yet.

Even the flask-like bottle screams sophistication and probably deserves a home in a fine art museum rather than a cupboard. Envisioned and designed by world-renowned designer Giannini, the Guilty Pour Homme bottle features Gucci’s trademark double-G logo—interlocked and laser-cut—that’s flush with the sleek, cold metal base of the container.

Products are expected to be available in 30, 50, and 90mL sizes.

Scents

By Michael Bock on March 22nd, 2011

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$TBD BUY

Seagull 1963 Chronograph

If you’re thinking, “Man, this watch looks like it was developed for China’s People’s Liberation Army Air Force back in the early ’60s,” you’d be correct. 1,400 Chinese Air Force members received one of these back then.

Originally conceived and developed at the Tianjin Watch Factory back in 1961, the watch was then mass produced for consumers with the approval of the PLA.

The Seagull has a 40-hour power reserve and automatic movement and can be purchased with either a steel back or a crystal back.

This watch screams “military chic” with its elegant face and utilitarian wrist strap. The Seagull 1963 Chronograph can be yours for $339.

$250-$500, Watches

By Harry Marks on March 15th, 2011

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$339 BUY

Dosh Luxe Wallet

Some guys use wallets as fat, ugly filing cabinets that fit in their pocket. Those guys will not want a Luxe, the stylish wallet from Dosh. Rather, this is the wallet for guys who want their wallet to look like it deserves to hold cash.

The Luxe is fashioned from something called “desmopan”, which is a soft textured thermoplastic polyurethane material that is resistant to water, oil, grease, and abrasion–all things your wallet tends to face on a daily basis. It comes in 3- or 6-card slot models, both with a stainless steel money clip attached.

And you gotta love the names of the different designs available. Names like “Whiskey”, “Clooney”, and “Yacht”. You may want to get all of them just for the particular feeling of cool each name engenders.

$50-$100, Wallets

By Doug Sinclair on March 11th, 2011

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$75 BUY

The Wind Defying Umbrella

Tired of sharing the girly violet colored umbrella that your girlfriend owns because you are too lazy to buy one? Then it may be time for the Hammacher Schlemmer Wind Defying Umbrella. While this may not do you much good in a hurricane or tornado–what the heck are you doing outside in those anyway?–it will handle most thunderstorms with reliability that your significant other’s flimsy inside-out job won’t provide.

The Wind Defying Umbrella from Hammacher Schlemmer can resist wind speeds of 35 miles per hour without turning the canopy inside-out. And on the subject of canopy, it boasts a 190-thread count with nylon mesh pockets that vent winds out of the lower portion. With a wide range of sizes including anywhere from 44 to 62 inches, it is the perfect rain and wind protection for singles and couples alike.

$25-$50, Accessories

By Aric Mitchell on March 9th, 2011

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$25-$40 BUY

Fjeli Rucksack | By Norse Projects

Norse Projects are an established menswear manufacturer from Copenhagen, maker of fine shirts, jackets, and outdoorsy gear, as well as cool T-shirts with catchy slogans like “Life is a sexually transmitted disease”. But let’s face it, catchy slogan or not, you can’t carry your lunch in a T-shirt. To fill the gap: the hardy Fjeli Rucksack.

The large inside compartment and padded laptop pocket say “I carry my stuff”, but the soft waxed cotton and leather trim say “I like to look good while I’m doing it”. And it’s got all the usual rucksack stuff like shoulder strap, drawstring, and buckle closures, but infused with that distinctive Scandinavian “Norse Projects” style.

$250-$500, Bags & Luggage

By Doug Sinclair on March 7th, 2011

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$300 BUY

Conair i-Stubble

Let’s face it, “designer stubble” is in. The ladies love it, thanks to the likes of George Clooney, Brad Pitt and David Beckham who are often seen sporting the five o’clock shadow. But the truth is, no matter how easy they make it look, pulling off stubble in a stylish manner takes a bit of maintenance. Enter the Conair i-Stubble (available in March – April).

The i-Stubble is a trimmer that takes most of the work out of getting the beard that others envy. Features include:

Electronic motorized length control system with 15 ultra-precise settings, so you can maintain your preferred facial hair style at all times

Electrochemically formed blades with a clean, sharp edge that provides the most accurate trims on every face (from a .4mm shadow to a short beard with easy digital display)

Floating contouring head, which tracks the curves of your face for accuracy and comfort

Ergonomic design

George Clooney, sorry buddy but you ain’t got nothin’ on technology. Yeah… just go with it.

$50-$100, Shaving

By Jason Bacchetta on March 7th, 2011

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$60 BUY

Travel Vest for Men | By Scottevest

Travelling when you are a shameless technophile can be cumbersome at best. Various connectors, cords, and peripherals, not to mention the gadgets themselves, can be a nightmare to lug around. Sure, you can try to stuff them all into a bag, spending hours untangling all the cords once you reach your destination and praying that your precious hardware remains undamaged. Or you can use something a little more specialized.

Like the travel vest for men by Scottevest. It comes in three colors: black, red, and beige. There are 22 pockets on this extreme gadget holder where you can store an iPad (size large and up), an iPhone, passport, water bottle, sunglasses, keys, and whatever else you need with you. The pockets are specially lined to keep your gadgets safe and scratch-free. They’re also designed to be anti-bulge, creating a slim profile.

When you get to the airport just take the whole thing off, put it through security, and then slip it back on. Beats lugging around a large carry on.

$100-$250, $50-$100, Clothing

By Andrew Kalinchuk on March 5th, 2011

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$100 BUY

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