Gap and GQ's New Menswear Collaboration Is Going to Go Fast

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There's one week left until Gap's annual limited-edition collaboration with GQ's Best New Menswear Designers in America hits stores, and by the looks of it, everything is going to sell out fast. GQ just published a lookbook of the collab, which features blazers, pants, overcoats, leather jackets, graphic and classic tees, sweatshirts, sweatpants, denim, and plenty of accessories designed by Stampd, NSF, The Hill-Side, and David Hart.

"There's a great story about the state of American fashion happening in this year's collaboration," GQ EIC Jim Nelson said in a statement. "One, that it's thriving. Two, where it's thriving. These incredibly talented designers are channeling the new energy coming from both coasts — whether its the LA vibe of the streetwear-meets-sportswear looks from Stampd, the perfectly distressed and lived-in staples from NSF, fanatically detail oriented accessories from Hill-Side, or the refined take on 50's cool that David Hart has perfected. I feel confident that together they represent not just what men want to wear these days, but what they truly want to live in."

Items for the collab range in price from $14 to $460, and everything will be available online and in select Gap stores starting September 29th.