Best Sellers: 18 Things GQ Readers Loved in October 2024

Cooper recently popped up in one of the most instantly recognizable (and relatively affordable!) flannels of the past few years: Wax London’s Whiting shirt, a reliably cool staple in the American style lexicon.

This silhouette features a Wayfarer design, a stone-cold classic that's actually not that pricey—especially when you compare it to the shades that a lot of other very famous dudes wear (a pair of culty Jacques Marie Mage frames can cost upwards of $800).

Calvin Klein’s genre-defining boxer briefs tend to dominate our rankings for good reason: Forty-odd years after their debut, the brand’s megawatt briefs still set the standard—and they look just as great on Average Joes in need of a jolt of everyday confidence.

The denim is still substantial and sturdy, the details are still near-perfectly dialed, and the silhouette is still the prototypical straight-leg fit.

The denim here is dense yet soft, the silhouette is aughts-era baggy, and the whole shebang is so good it inspired one GQ contributor to wax eloquent on this very subject.

A great dress watch is like a great pair of dress shoes: classic, versatile, and built to last—all of which can be applied to Timex's Marlin.

Don't knock this as a Cartier dupe—it's a perfectly good dress watch with all bona fides that the Japanese watchmaker has honed in on since the 1800s (for real).

Reigning Champ is Canadian through and through, focusing on high-quality materials (its French terry is exceptional) and high-functioning performance details, exemplified by its take on the classic zip-up hoodie.

On Running might be a workout brand first, but a collab with Loewe has proven that running gear is cool and stylish.

If you’re simply on the hunt for a warm, well made, classically-styled barn coat, Orvis’ sportsman-approved Classic Barn Coat gets you there.

Deep, easily accessed pockets? A warm corduroy collar? A charming plaid lining? This jacket from J.Crew is, quite simply, the platonic ideal of a barn coat.

Designed to withstand the elements before the days of DWR and Gore-TEX, the Beaufort's waxed cotton keeps drizzles at bay, the double zipper at the front allows for maximum mobility, and the oversized corduroy collar keeps wind from creeping in, especially when flipped up.

For everyday miles, the Clifton is hard to beat.

Like a sleeker set of Crocs, they're easy to slip into and don't look as casual or… orthopedic… as the other recovery options.

The latest version of the Bondi has lighter foam and an extended heel that paradoxically makes the Bondi feel nimbler and stabler than it looks like it should be

The Clarks desert boot has grown to become the default chukka-style shoe across the globe. People love it for the crepe footbed, which molds to your foot fast and effectively, the comfort of the just-loose-enough suede upper, and the fact there’s no break-in period.

These lightweight, sheepskin-suede beauties are unlined, so no more bloody heels, but the textured sole grips like a pro on any terrain.

This serum takes home the gold, thanks to its combination of clinically-backed ingredients finasteride and minoxidil, which will potentially improve the hair’s thickness and strength over time to improve the health of existing strands.