There’s something about fall in Brooklyn that makes us want to elevate our wardrobes, the crisp air, the soft light, the endless layering potential. Fall feels like a reset, a chance to lean into texture, quality, and craftsmanship in the same way we approach our design projects. We’re drawn to timeless silhouettes, earthy palettes, and pieces that strike the perfect balance between effortless and intentional. Here are four brands we’re loving this season, each one bringing a little style inspiration to our favorite time of year.
Todd Snyder
Todd Snyder’s collections are the definition of modern American menswear, refined, versatile, and just the right amount of rugged. We’re loving the Italian Bouclé Shawl Cardigan layered over a crisp tee, the Italian Wool Double-Breasted Topcoat for a tailored finish, and the Japanese Selvedge Denim for those off-duty days. The Chelsea Boots in Leather round out the look, sleek enough for a dinner reservation but tough enough for city sidewalks. We also love the Italian Sherpa Chore Coat for chilly mornings at job sites.
Carhartt
When we’re on renovation sites, we need pieces that can handle real work while still looking good. That’s why Carhartt is a staple in our fall rotation. The Detroit Jacket has that iconic, broken-in structure we can’t get enough of, the Force Relaxed Fit Pants are built to last (and still flattering), and the Rain Defender Loose Fit adds the perfect layer of warmth for chilly days.
Dickies
When it comes to workwear that’s stood the test of time, Dickies is the real deal. We love how their classics have evolved from job site essentials to everyday staples. The Eisenhower Jacket has a perfect boxy fit that feels vintage but current, the 874 Work Pants are tough yet tailored, and the Heavyweight Long Sleeve Henley Tee is one of those simple basics we keep in rotation all season long. Durable, affordable, and effortlessly cool, Dickies brings authentic workwear energy into our Brooklyn fall wardrobe.
Quince
For timeless staples without the designer price tag, Quince has become one of our go-tos. Their Mongolian Cashmere Crewneck Sweater feels luxe but comes in under $100, and the Organic Cotton Oxford Shirt is one of those wear-anywhere pieces that layers effortlessly under a jacket. We’re also eyeing the Suede Bomber Jacket for that polished yet easy weekend look. Quince proves that high-quality, well-designed menswear doesn’t have to come with a luxury price tag, it’s approachable, classic, and just right for fall.
