Weekend Wear: Deceivingly Comfy Clothes to Tackle Thanksgiving
Ah Thanksgiving. A chance to spend time with family and friends while sharing a delicious meal. On this special day, you owe it to them, and to yourself, to look presentable. These clothes will make you look good, give you room to eat as much turkey as you want, and are comfortable enough to curl up for tryptohan-induced nap.
1. Berluti Unstructured Cashmere Overcoat, $6,960 at Mr. Porter
This coat is the closest you’re going to get to wearing a blanket out in public, and that makes it glorious. The unstructured cut lets the coat hang and envelope you in a cloud of cashmere.
2. Ermenegildo Zegna Cashmere Sweater, $995
Slim, but not too fitted, this sweater is soft to the touch. The marled pattern and rolled crewneck collar give it a rustic edge and keep it from becoming too precious. Could become your go-to cabin sweater once winter hits.
3. Barena Tapered Pinstriped Virgin Wool And Cotton-Blend Trousers, $450 at Mr. Porter
These relaxed fit pants are a decidedly modern take on a pair of pinstripe trousers. The wider legs are paired with an elastic waist and drawstring, making these the most comfortable pair of pants you’ve ever worn.
Kotn went back to the basics to make the perfect T-shirt, and now they’re doing the same thing with the boxer-brief. A simple, form-fitting shape that will hold up over time is paired with a soft stretch-jersey fabric that moves with you.
5. Gucci Princetown Leather Slipper, $1,190
In the same way that the Berluti coat was blanket-esque, was the closest thing to a blanket, this is the closest thing to wearing your slippers outside. The classic Gucci loafer has been reimagined as a fur-lined slide, do we even need to say more?
6. Tiffany & Co. CT60 Watch, $16, 700
Thanksgiving isn’t the time to go flashy, so pick a timepiece that keeps it classy, but is still understated. Tiffany & Co.’s CT60 pairs a graphic yet simple dial with and 18k rose gold case and a glossy black alligator strap.
