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J.Crew’s Collab With ‘The New Yorker’ Is Already Selling Out — Here’s What’s Left in Stock
To celebrate the magazine's 100th anniversary, the iconic weekly partnered with J.Crew to drop a line of stylish sweaters, hats, and totes — grab them while you still can
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Extra, extra read all about it! J.Crew just partnered with The New Yorker to drop a limited-edition clothing collection, and we’ll be the first to say that it’s good enough to please even the harshest critic.
To celebrate the magazine’s 100th anniversary — The New Yorker first circulated in February 1925 — this special drop features hats, sweaters, sweatshirts, and tote bags with the legacy publication’s signature typeface scribbled across the front. The styles are available for men, women, and even kids, with prices starting at $49.50.
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Partnering with J.Crew is a natural choice for The New Yorker since both brands have deep roots in American sophistication and style. The New Yorker is known for its sharp wit, comprehensive reporting, and political commentary which transcends generations. J.Crew’s origins, on the other hand, date back to the introduction of preppy chic into the mainstream market, and it has remained a staple ever since. With J.Crew’s neutral color palette of navy blues, grays, and whites and The New Yorkers‘ cool, confident attitude, the pair was a headline waiting to happen.
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But hurry: You’ll want to shop this collection while you still can since it’s selling out faster than you can read the “Sunday Morning” cartoon section. Explore some of our favorite pieces below.
Canvas Baseball Cap
$49.50
This classic American baseball cap is one size fits all. It’s the ideal option for those days when you want to put your head down and read a scathing expose without being bothered.
Wool Crewneck Sweater
$168.00
Even critics get cold, too. This warm, wool crewneck sweater is available in men’s sizes XS to 2XL and is one of the more subtle pieces in the capsule collection — since The New Yorker logo is only displayed across the back.
Cotton Graphic T-Shirt
$45.00
You love the “Sunday Morning” cartoons, so why not wear one? This graphic tee features a limited-edition caricature and an easy, slightly boxy fit.
Cashmere Crewneck Sweater
$168.00
I can’t imagine a better combination than cashmere and reading weekly columns — can you? But if you don’t believe me, grab this crewneck sweater and find out for yourself.
Relaxed Rugby T-Shirt
$98.00
Of course, The New Yorker, who always has their pulse on the cultural zeitgeist, would know that rugby shirts are all the rage in 2025. Hop on the trend with this navy and white striped option.
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