Scoured: The Best Gear on Huckberry for September 2025

With fall on the horizon, it’s understandable if you want a new batch of gear to help you weather the upcoming months. To help make the transition much easier for you, Huckberry has rotated in a great deal of new products, while retaining some classics. Here are the best picks from the online retailer this month.

Flint and Tinder Classic Chore Coat

Known for blending simple, timeless designs with hardwearing materials, Flint and Tinder has become a modern staple in our wardrobe. Heavily inspired by the original chore coats worn by French rail workers in the 1800s, the brand’s Classic Chore Coat brings the spacious pockets and rugged cotton fabric, but blends it with refined elements of a modern-day blazer, such as a subtle polish on the outer shell, large corozo buttons down the front, and a touch of Spandex in the material for a nice stretch. 

Huckberry Made In USA Watch Cap Beanie

Huckberry knows that beanies don’t have to be complicated. Sporting a simple style made from 100% acrylic, its Watch Cap takes inspiration from the World War II-era hats worn by sailors during night watch. Keeping your head warm in the coming months, the beanie was also made right here in the USA.

Stanley IceFlow Fast Flow Bottle 24oz

Water bottles don’t have to be attractive. After all, for decades, we were okay with the same basic look. However, few double-wall vacuum-insulated stainless steel bottles on the market blend form and function like Stanley’s IceFlow, with a tilted drinking spout that promotes a natural flow of water that also makes for a design-forward aesthetic when latched onto your bag.

Sidia Wired Body Exfoliator

So many of us neglect our skincare routine. However, Sidia makes it easy and enjoyable with its Wired Body Exfoliator, made with avocado oil, shea butter, aloe vera, prickly pear, cactus flower, and plant-based retinol to buff away dead skin without removing moisture. Best of all, the complex only needs to be applied once a week, so you don’t have to worry about adding an entirely new step each day.

Snow Peak Mini Hozuki Lantern

Few companies are able to make camping gear as stylish as Snow Peak. The Japanese firm’s Mini Hozuki Lantern tosses traditional designs out the window, opting for a bulbous shape that resembles a tea kettle. Made with resin, the top portion features a handle with a built-in magnet perfect for hanging on tent poles or camp chairs, while the LED light gives you three brightness levels.

Gramicci Pant

Pant culture has changed considerably in the past decade, but Gramicci has been ahead of the curve ever since it debuted its legendary trousers in the ‘80s. While the pants look like a casual pair of cotton twill slacks, they’re built for freedom of movement thanks to a gusseted crotch and an easy-adjust waistband with an integrated belt.

Crap Eyewear The Groove Pilot Sunglasses

Don’t let the name fool you; Crap Eyewear is anything but. The deliberately tongue-in-cheek moniker gets your attention, all while the SoCal-based brand impresses with its handcrafted silhouettes. Crap’s Groove Pilot Sunglasses harken back to midcentury aesthetics and give you premium materials without all the market of premium shades.

Rhodes Footwear Wedge Chukka Boot

Everyone should have a pair of chukkas in their closet. But we know many men who balk at ditching their favorite sneakers in favor of these rigid, albeit stylish, boots. If that’s you, then look to Rhodes, whose Wedge Chukka Boot wears just like a comfy pair of sneakers with Vibram 2060 Sport outsoles and leather-lined insoles. 

Huckberry x Filson Dryden Duffel Pack Hybrid 46L

With a heritage that dates back to the 19th century, Filson didn’t need to prove anything else when it came out with the Dryden line about a decade ago. Nevertheless, the bag collection, featuring 1,000D Cordura nylon shells and the brand’s knack for timeless design, quickly became a fan favorite. Huckberry recently partnered with Filson for an exclusive Navy Blazer colorway of its 46L Duffel Pack Hybrid, which gives you two options when adventuring or traveling.

Alpina Alpiner Extreme Quartz Watch

If you’re looking for a watch that blends luxury with affordability, you can’t go wrong with this flagship Alpiner Extreme Quartz from Alpina. The Swiss heritage watchmaker has been around since 1883 and shows how they’ve kept one foot in the past while providing a sports watch for the modern man, with a super accurate quartz movement and 100m of water resistance for any adventure.

Scoured: The Best Gear on Huckberry for August 2025

If you’re looking for more items from the online retail curator, check out last month’s guide to the best gear on Huckberry.