T3 Weekly Style Edit: This week's coolest finds from Mizuno, BEAMS, Helinox, Xero Shoes and more
From technical outerwear and trail shoes to standout collaborations, these are the week's best style discoveries
The internet doesn't need another roundup of everything that launched this week.
T3's Weekly Style Edit is about the products that stop me scrolling – the clothing, footwear, bags and accessories that are well designed, technically interesting or simply look fantastic. Every Friday, I'll share the pieces I think deserve a place on your radar.
For the first edition, I've picked nine products ranging from Patagonia's rugby shirt and Goldwin's latest technical outerwear to an eye-catching Mizuno collaboration, a clever new Topologie accessory and one of the coolest Helinox collaborations of the year.
Matt Kollat is T3's Active Editor and has spent years testing performance footwear, outdoor clothing and everyday carry. He regularly reports on launches from brands including Arc'teryx, Patagonia, Salomon and Snow Peak, helping readers discover products that combine function with great design.
Mizuno Wave Prophecy Ring Moc Kobayashi
£230 | Mizuno
When did Japanese sports brand Mizuno start making cool-looking sneakers? I recently spent a week in Tokyo and spent a ton of money on clothing and shoes, and one of my standout finds was Mizuno shoes.
The Wave Prophecy Ring Moc Kobayashi was created in collaboration with MOUNTAIN RESEARCH’s Setsumasa Kobayashi and comes in two colours, Chicory Coffee / Mole / Pristine (sadly, all sold out at the moment) and Black/Quiet Shade/Silver Birch.
It pairs a classic moccasin upper with Mizuno's Wave Prophecy cushioning, giving the shoes a unique look. You also get a suede upper and a mesh inner, combined with a ring-shaped midfoot strap – truly, poetry in motion.
Goldwin Pocket Double Weave Pants
£245 | Goldwin
Goldwin just recently launched its Fall 2026 collection, and it's full of statement pieces like the Pocket Double Weave Pants. The brand describes them as "urban-inspired pants featuring technical fabric, articulated construction, and functional cargo pockets."
What I like about the trousers is that they are quite baggy, allowing you to move around without restriction. They are made with stretchy fabric, which makes them all the more comfortable. If you want to look good and feel comfortable, these are the pants you need.
66ºNorth Dyngja Shell Jacket
£300 | 66ºNorth
I'm a big fan not only of 66ºNorth but also of its Dyngja Shell Jacket. So when I learned the brand is launching a new colourway that includes the shell, I knew it would be amazing.
The Trawler collection goes fisherman core, and while it might not be on brand for every outdoor company, it's very much in the wheelhouse of 66ºNorth, as it started off by making gear for fishermen.
As well as having a striking fishnet pattern printed on it, the Dyngja also carries a distinctly early-2000s look, all the while being a totally functional waterproof jacket. Win-win.
HOKA Bondi 7 BEAMS
£155 | HOKA
Another big realisation from my Tokyo trip was that I should really pay a lot closer attention to BEAMS. The Japanese retailer has some of the most exciting collabs I've seen, and while they don't always make it outside the country, fans of Japanese streetware (such as me) must know about these.
Luckily, BEAMS' latest drop with HOKA, featuring the chunky Bondi 7, will be available in more regions. The collection's two colourways are inspired by moss, the shadows that fall across karesansui stone gardens, and the grain of timber found in ancient temples.
Both the darker and lighter colourways have a soft camouflage pattern that would look great with anything, from trousers to shorts and anything in between. The shoes are launching soon, and you can sign up to get notified when the shoes drop now.
Patagonia Long-Sleeved Rugby Shirt
£110 | Patagonia
Patagonia selling its own rugby shirts feels like a full-circle moment. Before Patagonia became a clothing brand, it was Chouinard Equipment, making climbing hardware.
In the late 1960s, Yvon Chouinard began importing heavy-duty rugby shirts from Scotland and England to sell alongside climbing gear, which is how the clothing side of what's now called Patagonia started.
It's not just a big moment for Patagonia, but rugby shirts and sports jerseys are also having a moment, which makes this launch particularly well-timed. I love the Canopy Green colourway with its contrast stripes on the chest.
WE11DONE x Helinox Chair One
~£156 | WE11DONE
What happens when two South Korean brands from completely different industries join forces? Well, if the WE11DONE x Helinox capsule is anything to go by, something truly magical.
WE11DONE translated its signature draped tailoring onto Helinox's iconic Chair One, creating soft folds across the seat fabric that mimic the look of contemporary fashion garments. The collection also includes two T-shirts, which look quite unhinged but delightful.
There are two caveats, though. One is that the chair is currently only available at WE11DONE and is priced in wan. The other is that it's already sold out, which, to be honest, is completely understandable, given the exclusivity of the collection.
Topologie Puffer Strap
€55 | Topologie
Topologie was founded in Hong Kong in 2018 by rock-climbing enthusiasts from France and Japan and has become quite influential over the last few years, especially in Japan, Hong Kong, and among the EDC (everyday carry) crowd.
The brand's latest FW26 collection includes a ton of exciting accessories, but the one that caught my eye is the Puffer Strap, which can instantly transform any bag into a fashion statement. It also comes in a shorter Wrist Strap version.
The whole collection is worth a look; I love the Summit Duffle and the Reversible Bucket (both of which work with the Puffer Strap, by the way).
Db Entour Tote 22L
£239 | Db Journey
I recently got my hands on the smaller Entour Tote from Db, and I'm completely in love with it. This lightweight bag is made for travel and features an easily accessible main compartment and a smaller accessory pocket at the front.
The suitcase pass-through at the back works beautifully with any carry-on luggage, especially Db's suitcases. The images don't serve it justice – it looks stunning with its understated, minimalist design, a Db signature.
Xero Shoes Z-Trek Sandals
£65 | Xero Shoes
Xero's Z-Trek sandals prove that looking good doesn't have to cost the earth. I love this lightweight, minimalist footwear; its 6 mm FeelTrue sole takes you as close to the ground as possible without actually walking around barefoot.
If you want a pair of sandals that look a bit more radical, try the Genesis with its climbing-rope-style fastening and ultra-minimalist look. They both work beautifully in warm weather – I should know, as I've been walking around in the Z-Trek for weeks.
