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We're seeing more and more how a streetwear mentality and style ideals can be developed into something that feels more mature, understated, and versatile. Whether it be at the hands of new prep giants like NOAH or Aimé Leon Dore, or a host of other labels with a burgeoning following. Second/Layer has been on our radar for a while now thanks to its high-end leather pieces, but its FW22 collection proves its real range.

From knitwear to hoodies and sweatpants to tailored trousers, the Second/Layer FW22 collection covers the gamut of contemporary style. A strong graphic contingent lays the modern groundwork for the more traditional pieces while the whole collection is characterized by relaxed cuts which amount to the signature casual aesthetic.

This Woolmark Award-nominated label is doing everything in its power to become a staple for our wardrobes and we’re listening intently — you should be too. Below, we’ve picked out some of our favorite Second/Layer jackets that we're styling this season. Alongside these varied jackets are some staples in the form of tailored pants, shirts, and knitwear.

Shop the best of Second/Layer below.

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