The HOUYHNHNM's editorial staff has seriously selected a curvy piece of clothing.

The collarless, deep-fitting front, and unique design with straps for fastening. . It reminds me of a Japanese samue, doesn't it? . And yet, it is indeed a very well-designed fashion item without being Japanese-inspired. The idea of putting a tartan plaid pattern on it also caught me by surprise. It also has a bit of a punk taste. The length is exquisite and can be worn as both outerwear and innerwear. It can be worn alone in the fall, or layered with a coat in the winter. Personally, I love the brown coloring. The yellow straps on the front add a nice accent.

I've always loved crew-neck knits , so this one has my finger on the pulse. The thicker material is just right for my taste. The raglan sleeves are also a major factor in my choice, as they cover my body shape, which has broad shoulders and long arms. The slit at the hem is also interesting. It would be nice to match a shirt or T-shirt as an inner layer and show a glimpse of it through the slit. I also like the fact that the cuffs can be folded back to add nuance to the outfit. I think it will look great with denim, chinos, and other high street bottoms. . I would wear it with a shirt as an inner layer, leather shoes, and a rough coat. That completes my winter styling."

. I immediately recognized that it was inspired by the quilted stitching used in military wear. Among scarves that tend to give a gentle impression, an item that exudes this kind of masculinity is precious. Another appreciated point is that it is not too warm. When I wrap a wool scarf around me, I sometimes feel hot and sweaty when I get on a heated train from outdoors. But it is also a hassle to take it off. But with this smooth material, you can stay comfortable while wearing it. And I also tip my hat to the design that allows you to put it on quickly like a loop tie. It looks smart and is not bulky when removed. It is simple and can be worn with a wide range of outfits, from high-tech outerwear to traditional jackets.

. It's a little early to say, but I was looking for some warm clothes for winter anyway, so when I saw this one, it just clicked. It's a fleece jacket, but it has a lining to keep the wind from blowing through. . The high collar covers the neck well, and the hem can be cinched with straps to prevent the cold wind from entering. I think you can spend the whole day in this jacket even in the middle of winter. It is surprisingly tight when actually worn. It can be worn as an inner layer of a coat or jacket. If you want to wear it oversized like now, you may want to choose one size up. Also, the fleece material is excellent. Despite its long pile, it is not stiff and is very soft. Only a factory brand can develop such a material.

I like rustic clothes with a sense of materiality, so this wool-blend double-knit material was the first thing that caught my eye. . When I touched it, I found it to be soft but also bouncy, a strange texture that I had never experienced before. I usually like to wear half-length pants with a wide silhouette, but the tuck at the waist and the soft material of this pair give them a particularly beautiful drape. . Therefore, just by wearing a simple item as a top, a style with expression can be completed. I think it is also perfect for my winter style, which is a turtleneck knit and beret. The leather piping on the pockets, the double rings on the belt, and other small details are also very thoughtful and appreciated. The black one is also hard to ignore, but I think I'll start with the burgundy one.

One tends to think of a glen check pattern as a traditional-oriented item, but this piece overturns such preconceptions. . First of all, it is interesting that it is positioned as a shirt jacket. With its compact collar, snap-button front, and large patch pockets, it is exactly halfway between a shirt and a jacket. It can be worn alone, buttoned all the way up, or worn as a shirt under a coat. . At first glance, the silhouette is loose-fitting, but when you put it on, it is surprisingly tight and gives a sporty impression. I chose the checked fabric, but the two solid colors are also elegant and hard to throw away. What also surprised me was the functionality of the material. In addition to being windproof, stretchy, and water repellent, it is easy-care and can be washed at home. Is it really necessary to have so much to offer?"

. "Until last year, I used to wear only thicker pants, but I got a little bored with them, so this year I'm coordinating mainly with moderately slim pants. I have always loved casual pants such as denim and chinos, but I have never had much luck with slacks-like mature items. However, I thought it would be a good idea to have one pair of beautiful pants before I turn 30. In that respect, these pants have a neat look with pockets and belt loops, but the jersey material allows you to wear them without stress, and the tapered silhouette is beautiful. They are perfect for someone like me who has always been a casual guy to try them on. I would dare to wear them with sweatshirts and sneakers for a casual look.

Most of the clothes that claim to be waterproof are hard shells. Water repellency is one thing, but it's hard to find a softshell garment that is waterproof as well. This parka, however, is made of a highly stretchable knit material and is a super functional 3-layer fabric that combines waterproof breathability, warmth, and quick-drying properties. And yet, there is none of the crumbly feeling that is often associated with waterproof/breathable materials. It can be worn like a sweatshirt parka, so you may want to try layering a down vest on top of it. Conversely, there seems to be no stress even if you tuck a sweater or other thicker garment inside, as it is stretchy. The fleece lining is also comfortable and will come in handy when riding a bike in the winter."