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Welcome to Add to Cart, in which Esquire editors tell you about the clothes, shoes, watches, gear, gadgets, booze, and anything else we're coveting right now. - The Editors at Esquire |
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Surprise, surprise, Hoka is back with another sale so good, it's hard to pretend like we don't need new sneakers—again. The problem with Hoka is that the brand isn't shy to mark down its best and newest apparel and accessories, running sneakers, walking shoes, hiking boots, and more. |
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The Victrola Eastwood 2 puts vinyl on the Bluetooth standard. |
| Imagine it: Fresh skin with no nicks, every time. |
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With an extra 30-percent-off sale and full-price items, this is as good as shopping gets. |
| Monitor your sleep, count your steps, and become obsessed with your data. |
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I've been vocal about my love for a classic Lacoste polo for quite a while now. I'm well aware of what's "wrong" with the modern polos. They're more expensive, not made in France. You can scour eBay for old French-made ones; I often do, but honestly the modern ones are just as good if you've got $110 to spend. It's when they go on sale, that they become a must buy. Right now, Amazon's got them for up to 50-percent off. You'd be crazy to not buy a couple. |
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 Our editors gathered in our New York office to nominate hundreds of choices, then winnow them down to these 80 worthy standouts. From fiction to nonfiction to poetry, Nobel Prize winners to forgotten geniuses, this list spans a wide swath of forms, writers, and literary history. These books will change you, challenge you, and above all entertain you. |
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The industry vet knows more about clothes and homes than pretty much anyone. He was generous enough to share a few insights with us. |
| Massive improvements over last-gen's device, but are they worth the hefty price tag? |
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What show could have me furiously Googling Andrew Carnegie's steel mills and diethyl ether addiction in the mid-1800s? Severance. Only Severance. After the dust settled on "Chikhai Bardo"—which sent every Severance fan's Innie and Outie into a tailspin—I saw that episode 8's runtime was just over thirty minutes long. Sweet relief! I thought. For the first time this season, I'll file a recap to my editor on time! No. Writing about an uneventful Severance episode is not a privilege reserved for this Innie. Because episode 8, "Sweet Vitriol," sneakily tells us massive amount about Lumon's origins, Harmony Cobel's childhood, and—get this—why severance was created in the first place. |
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I tried the sateen, linen, and bamboo sheets to see what's worth buying. |
| From Oscar winners to comedy romps, these films explore the range of cinematic sexuality. |
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We begin in Wyoming which, our friends at the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists have been studying because it has become the Rocky Mountain equivalent of an offshore corporate haven, where hundreds of phantom corporations are based. And, in the latest installment of the Wyoming saga, the ICIJ reports that millions of dollars from the Paycheck Protection Act may have disappeared in that maze of corporate sleight of hand during the course of the pandemic. |
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