Twice a week, we round up the best of menswear on eBay so our readers don’t have to. For an additional roundup, along with a list of each week’s best sales, subscribe to our Inside Track newsletter.

To find more menswear on eBay, try using our customized search links. We’ve made them so you can quickly home-in on quality suits, excellent dress shirts, fine footwear, good jeans, workwear, contemporary casualwear, nice ties, great bags, and well-made sweaters.

Outerwear

• Olive quilted Nigel Cabourn deck jacket, 38
• Brown Dunhill double-breasted coat, 38 (pictured above)
• Yellow Nigel Cabourn parka, 38
• Blue Nigel Cabourn shearling, M
• Olive Wallace & Barnes smock, M
• Brown corduroy Wallace & Barnes chore coat, L
• Olive Monitaly parka, 42
• Nigel Cabourn convertible jacket tote, 44

Sweaters and knits

• Burgundy Brogue shawl collar cardigan, S (may fit like XS)
• Blue Howlin Shaker knit, M
• William Lockie 12 ply cashmere cable knit, L
• Blue Scott & Charters shawl collar cardigan, XL (may fit like XXL)

Shirts and pants

• Vintage vacation shirt, XS
• Red Warehouse flannel, 15
• Olive Chimala work shirt, M
• Brown Arpentuer short-sleeve shirt, L
• Imogene + Willie tshirt, XXL
• Linen Stoffa trousers, 34 (cream, grey)

Ties

• Drake’s ties
• Brown Hermes tie
• Green Kent Wang grenadine
• Ben Silver rep striped ties

Misc.

• Willis & Geiger white socks
• Tan cashmere dressing gown
• Vintage Harrods pajamas, L
• Bermuda pocket square
• French copper pan
• Floral Dunhill pocket square
• Letter opener
• Peanut box

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Here are our hand-selected favorites from eBay for this week, plus heads-up on recommended sales. If you’re a member of the Inside Track, log in with your CrateJoy username and password.

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There’s a lot of great menswear on eBay, but to find the good stuff, you have to search for hours. Which is why we do these roundups, so that our readers can find good deals easily and quickly. For those looking to get an extra round-up each week, subscribe to our Inside Track newsletter. We not only cover the best of eBay, we also list each week’s store sales.

To find more menswear on eBay, try using our customized search links. We’ve made them so you can quickly home-in on quality suits, excellent dress shirts, fine footwear, good jeans, workwear, contemporary casualwear, nice ties, great bags, and well-made sweaters.

Suits, sport coats, and blazers

• Tan Saman Amel sport coat, 44

Outerwear

• Navy SEH Kelly Donegal belted coat, XS
• Nigel Cabourn waxed parka, 38
• Navy Document robe coat, M (could fit S)
• Olive Engineered Garments field jacket, M (1, 2)
• Camo military parka, 42
• J Press x Todd Snyder polo coat, 42
• Tan Nigel Cabourn smock, 44

Sweaters and knits

• Grey Jamieson’s Shetland, S (fits like XS)
• Ralph Lauren patchwork sweater, M
• Blue Howlin Shetland, M
• Real McCoy sweatshirts, M
• Red Carroll & Company Shetland, L
• Scott & Charters shawl collar cardigan, XL (grey, brown)
• Grey Pringle shawl collar cardigan, XL
• Cream Shetland sweater, XL

Shirts and pants

• Blue 3sixteen summer shirt, M
• RRL patchwork cords, 34

Shoes

• Paraboot hiking boots, 8.5
• Black Crockett & Jones Chelsea boots, 8.5
• Brown Edward Green tassel loafers, 9
• Black suede Edward Green split-toes, 10
• Suede Grant Stone tassel loafers, 10.5E

Misc.

• Papworth bag
• Smythson notebooks
• Smythson card case
• Brown suede Carmina belt, 38
• Ralph Lauren alligator belt, 34
• Budd flannel dressing gown, L
• Derek Rose dressing gown, M (pictured above)
• Black Asprey folio
• Spirit cask
• Salt sunglasses

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Once a week, we like to highlight what some of our readers are wearing.

Part of what is wonderful about learning to dress well is that it allows a new avenue for self expression. We can explore and convey something about our essential nature through our clothes. Whether it be our playfulness or standoffishness, our love of the past or exuberance for the future. Everything can come together in a cohesive whole that silently conveys the essential us to people in our orbit. Some of our readers are doing just that.

Janne (@jmrenvall) is displaying quite a palette of color on his jacket, along with a linen shirt and pants. Ed (@edkornhauser) is jumping up in a navy blazer, mauve shirt, midwash jeans, and pink sneakers. Сергей (@ugly_writer) is up for a good read in an olive jacket, pink OCBD, cricket sweater, jeans, and loafers. Shane (@shanejoseph_) looks cool and comfortable in a dad hat, blue OCBD, madras shorts, and loafers. Finally, Brian (@mrpekmen69) has yee’d his last haw in a Western hat, snug graphic tee, Western belt, flared jeans, and cowboy boots.

If you’d like to be featured, make sure to follow us on Instagram and tag your posts #PTOMan. We prefer full-body shots over shoes or details.

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Twice a week, we round up the best of menswear on eBay so our readers don’t have to. For an additional roundup, along with a list of each week’s best sales, subscribe to our Inside Track newsletter.

To find more menswear on eBay, try using our customized search links. We’ve made them so you can quickly home-in on quality suits, excellent dress shirts, fine footwear, good jeans, workwear, contemporary casualwear, nice ties, great bags, and well-made sweaters.

Suits, sport coats, and blazers

• Navy Armoury sport coat, 38

Outerwear

• Brown suede Valstar Western yoke bomber, 36 (pictured above)
• Brown corduroy SEH Kelly jacket, XS
• Black suede Valstar Western yoke bomber, 40
• Chrysalis tweed field coat, S (fits like L)
• Grey herringbone Officine Generale bomber, XXL

Sweaters and knits

• Blue Inis Meain gradient sweater, S
• Navy Armoury shawl collar cardigan, 38
• Grey Wythe sweatshirt, S
• Grey Real McCoys sweatshirt, S
• Grey linen Inis Meain sweater, M (may fit like S)
• Grey John Smedley crewneck, M
• Blue John Smedley polo, M
• Inis Meain ombre turtleneck, M
• William Lockie 12 ply cashmere cable knit, L
• Brown Officine Generale sweater, L

Shoes

• Grey Diemme slip-on sneakers, 8
• Black Crockett & Jones oxfords, 8.5
• Black Edward Green oxfords, 10
• Edward Green penny loafers, 10
• Armoury tassel loafers, 10
• Tan Viberg service boots, 10E
• Black Grant Stone tassel loafers, 10.5E
• Black John Lobb oxfords, 11
• Black Edward Green string loafers, 11
• Suede Edward Green single monks, 11.5

Misc.

• Rutherfords folio
• Asprey folio
• Mappin & Webb corkscrew
• Mappin & Webb cutlery
• Swaine Adeney Brigg desk set
• Asprey alligator coat wallet
• Asprey silver bookmark
• Asprey cigar case
• Asprey dopp kit
• Black Dents gloves, 7.5
• Flask

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Here are our hand-selected favorites from eBay for this week, plus heads-up on recommended sales. If you’re a member of the Inside Track, log in with your CrateJoy username and password.

If you’re not a member, you can join now for just $5 a month. You’ll get access to one of these members-only lists every week, and your membership supports Put This On!

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Twice a week, we round up the best of menswear on eBay so our readers don’t have to. For an additional roundup, along with a list of each week’s best sales, subscribe to our Inside Track newsletter.

To find more menswear on eBay, try using our customized search links. We’ve made them so you can quickly home-in on quality suits, excellent dress shirts, fine footwear, good jeans, workwear, contemporary casualwear, nice ties, great bags, and well-made sweaters.

Suits, sport coats, and blazers

• Brown J. Press tweed, 40
• Sartoria Formosa gun club sport coat, 40

Outerwear

• Red plaid South2 West8 shirt jacket, S
• Ochre Doppiaa chore coat, 38
• White Doppiaa chore coat, 38
• Vintage Lee trucker, 40
• Burgundy Evan Kinori Casentino shirt jacket, M
• Brown Ralph Lauren corduroy barn coat, L
• Olive Post O’Alls military jacket, L
• Brown suede 3sixteen trucker, L
• Beige patchwork Portuguese Flannel chore coat, XL
• Wythe Browns Beach vest, XL
• Olive Ideal fishing jacket, XL
• Mario Caldi raincoat, 48

Sweaters and knits

• Grey Jamieson’s Shetland, S (fits like XS)
• Withernot rugby, S
• De Bonne Facture brown sweater, S
• Yellow Drake’s rugby, 40 (may fit like 38)
• Burgundy John Smedley sweater, M
• Bergdorf Goodman Fair Isle, 40
• Kanata Cowichan, 40
• Withernot rugby, XL

Shirts and pants

• Kamakura button-downs, 14.5
• Brown A Kind of Guise bandana shirt, M
• Navy Post Imperial adire shirt, M
• Drake’s “fun shirt,” 15.5
• Red striped Drake’s button-down, 15.5
• Blue striped P. Johnson dress shirt, 16
• Red Gitman Vintage vacation shirt, L
• Vintage Fruit of Loom T-shirt, L
• Olive Filson sport shirt, L
• Inglese shirts, ~17
• De Bonne Facture t-shirt, XL
• Grey Standard & Strange grey sweatpants, L
• Olive Orslow fatigues, 32
• Ralph Lauren double knee pants, 33
• Grey Donegal 18East cargo pants, 34
• Quaker Marine carpet shorts, 36
• Olive Sid Mashburn five-pocket pants, 36
• Indigo Doppiaa five-pocket cords, 36

Shoes

• Black Ralph Lauren wingtips, 7
• Grey suede Buttero side-zip boots, 9
• Black Solovair monkey boots, 10
• Grant Stone tassel loafers, 10.5E (black, brown)
• New Balance x Aime Leon Dore sneakers, 11
• Grained Crockett & Jones wingtip boots, 12.5

Misc.

• Filson cap, 2XL
• Warehouse sport socks
• Drake’s ski motif scarf

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Put This On wouldn’t be possible without our sponsors. So twice a month, we like to give them a shoutout. Doing so allows us to recognize them for their support and update readers on our sponsors’ special happenings.

Proper Cloth just put up a page for their trending summer items. Something to note is the dominance of light blue shirts in lightweight, airy materials such as chambray and linen (plain weaves like these are more breathable than their twill counterparts). For an easy summer look, pair these with white pants—denim, cotton-linen blends, or vacation-styled drawstring varieties. Throw on a sport coat and some suede shoes, and you have a smart look.

Proper Cloth also has madras shirts, tonal seersucker suits, and wool-linen sport coats (which have a subtle texture, making these something like a warm-weather version of your favorite winter tweeds). If you want something more casual, check out the linen-blend polos. They have a dry, slightly crunchy hand and will wick sweat from your skin, keeping you cool on hot days. The bit of Tencel in the blend makes these supremely soft next to the skin—order swatches so you can feel them in hand before putting in a full order.

Dapper Classics is offering 40% off their dog-themed socks until August 11th (the discount is automatically applied at checkout). They come in a range of colors, including basics such as navy, charcoal, and brown (get these in a color that matches your pants, so you elongate your leg line), as well as distinctly casual varieties such as light blue, pink, and burgundy (good for tan chinos). They’re also running their “sock of the month” promotion, where you can get a free pair of socks if you purchase three or more at full price. This promotion is usually for a pre-chosen pair of socks, but at the moment, you can pick your own. That means getting a 25% discount on something like a set of four navy cotton or wool over-the-calf socks—a staple in any tailored wardrobe.

All Dapper Classics socks are made in the USA at a small, third-generation family-owned mill. They’re finely knitted using fine merino wool or mercerized cotton yarns and then hand-linked at the toes for a smooth finish. By purchasing your socks from Dapper Classics, you’re not only supporting American jobs and ensuring you’re getting a fair labor product but also getting better value for your money. Comparable socks from European companies such as Bresciani and Marcolini cost about 50% more but with no improvement in quality. The price difference comes from the fact that Dapper Classics doesn’t have to pay for international shipping and import duties—a saving passed on to the consumer.

If you’re looking for affordable tailored clothing, check out Spier & Mackay. Their suits and sport coats are made with a half-canvassed construction—full canvas available at an upcharge—and are cut from European fabrics woven at reputable mills such as VBC and Fox. The main difference between them and other affordable clothiers is that the styling has been honed by enthusiasts, rather than consumers chasing trends. That means that suit jackets and sport coats are made with more flattering, moderate proportions. Their lapels end about halfway from the collar to the shoulder joint, rather than the skimpy lapels you see from high-street brands. The jacket ends about halfway from the collar to the floor, rather than the short jackets popular elsewhere. By lengthening the jacket towards more classic proportions, the buttoning point (the top button on a two-button coat, or the middle button on a three-button coat) can sit at your natural waist, the slimmest section of your torso. This looks much more flattering because you can more easily taper the jacket inward. Coats with high buttoning points aren’t as easily able to achieve that V-shaped figure.

Spier & Mackay is also a great source for affordable dress shirts (made with a fuller Ivy Style collar roll) and tailored trousers (again, cut in more flattering classic proportions). Prices are a fraction of what you’ll pay elsewhere: about $300 starting for sport coats, $400 for suits, $100 for trousers, and $60 for dress shirts. The trade-off? Spier & Mackay’s garments lack the hand finishing and sewing you may get from higher-priced garments—the pick stitching is done by machine, not hand—but that may not matter to you if you’re simply after a certain look. For guys who want to build a classic, tailored wardrobe on a budget, this should be the first port of call.

Over the last thirty years, suspenders have gone much in the way of hats. Once common in men’s wardrobes, they’ve become something of a relic of the past. But why might you want to wear suspenders? For one, they’re more comfortable than organ-squeezing tourniquets. Since your waist expands when you sit, and returns to its smaller circumference when you stand, belts are only comfortable in one of these positions. Suspenders, on the other hand, allow you to have a little extra room at the waistband to accommodate these changes. Plus, they’re better at holding up your pants. Belted trousers tend to slip down throughout the day, which requires you to adjust them continually. You can set the desired length with suspenders, put them on, and never bother with them again.

Chipp Neckwear has the most affordable ones around, at least if you’re looking for something well-made and produced in the USA. The price is $45.50, which is lower than their competitors — much like the price of their grenadine ties. They offer 20 solid colors and three stripes, the choice of black or brown leather kips, as well as gold or silver-colored adjusters.

Everyone has things in their wardrobe that haven’t seen the light of day in years—a jacket you thought looked great but turned out doesn’t fit you, or a pair of shoes that simply never worked with your wardrobe. Instead of letting these items languish in the back of your closet (let’s be real, you will never get around to selling them yourself), you can pack everything into a box and send them to our friends at LuxeSwap. They’re an online consigner of high-end menswear. Matthew, the company’s founder, has built a sterling reputation among menswear enthusiasts for selling high-end clothing. As such, you get access to his audience by selling your clothes through him.

The process is simple: you first email LuxeSwap a list of things you want to sell. They want reasonably high-end things in good condition, so your suits from Ring Jacket and shoes from Carmina, not mustard-stained Gap chinos and freebie T-shirts. Once you get approval, you can send everything to LuxeSwap in one big box (for people located in the US, LuxeSwap will pay for shipping). Once the items arrive at their headquarters, they take professional photographs and measurements, create the eBay listing, field questions from buyers, and fulfill the orders. In return, LuxeSwap takes 40% of the profits. However, if you’re willing to take your share in the form of store credit at No Man Walks Alone or Epaulet, they’ll lower that fee to 30%, and those stores will top off your credit with an additional 10%. Sending your items now means you’ll have store credit in the bank just as fall arrivals hit stores.

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