Our 11 Favorite Items on the SSENSE Sale Right Now

This collaborative entry from Boris Bidjan Saberi and Salomon perfectly encapsulates the continuous merging of high fashion and gorpcore/techwear. The ankle height and Salomon sole give these an exceptionally pragmatic feel, while the rustic color way harkens back to a more avant garde era of streetwear.

When it comes to jewelry, often less is more. This entry from Pearls Before Swine is a nice middle ground; it's comprised of a minimalist hammered silver, but with a more interesting design than a plain band.

While some of the pricier options on the SSENSE sale might make up the headlines, you can often find pieces from major sportswear giants like Nike at a really competitive rate. These are a great basic sneaker to add to your rotation.

Kiko has become a big name in streetwear in the past few years for the label's collaborations with Asics, but the brand's mainline sneakers are also pretty cool.

Jil Sander's boots are always an exceptional variation on more traditional boot and casual shoe silhouettes. These are no exception, with a chunky Vibram sole that gives them a much different shape from the traditional Chelsea boots they're based on.

ERL has been one of the most exciting brands of late, with the early cosign from Kanye and a highlight piece at the last Met Gala. These gloves are a testament to the brand’s ability to offer a simplistic take on a piece without being boring, with a beautiful black to brown color gradient. 

Brown and blue is one of our favorite color combinations recently, and Andersson Bell has executed it perfectly in this sweater. Small details like the slightly debossed blue sections really push this design to the next level, making it an instant pick up.

These pants from Jacquemus have the perfect relaxed fit that has been so sought after of late, with nice pleats in the front to add some volume and interest. Additionally, the back pockets have some really cool paneling to make a pair of all around fantastic everyday trousers.

This incredible coat comes from one of our favorite small brands at the moment, Connor McKnight. The unusual material choice of nylon coupled with the insulation gives the garment an edge not often seen with overcoats that are typically made of wool. The additional storm flaps on the front and back also add nice lines to break up the forms of the coat. There are very few of these left, so definitely grab one while you still can.

If you’re looking for a fleece but the typical Patagonia is a bit too commonplace for your tastes, look no further. This piece from Brain Dead features paneled sherpa fleece to provide both color and textural contrast throughout the jacket.

German brand Bless is famed for their crazy, often unwearable clothing, but this bracelet perfectly rides the line between design and art. The piece is made up of gold and silver curb and chain link sections with an additional feather motif, all held together by both a lobster clasp and a toggle.