This Always Sold-Out Champion Hoodie Is Available Again (For Now)

Their reverse weave hoodie can be tough to find in black—and it's available in just about every color you could want right now, too. If you have trouble reading this message, [view it in a browser](. [Now Is the Perfect Time to Snag Champion's Most Popular, Affordable Hoodie]( As we stated when we endorsed it last fall, the Champion reverse weave hoodie isn't simply iconic, tough as nails, comfortable, and just plain good. In its black colorway, the sweatshirt can also be hard to get your hands on. Lucky for you, not only is that exact hoodie we love so much in stock right now at Urban Outfitters, but Nordstrom also has a variety of colors available—perhaps you're looking for something in a warmer, more summer-adjacent hue—for $5 less than the black version.[Read More]( [The Next James Bond Could Be One of These Six Men]( The next James Bond film, known as Bond 25, begins shooting in April with a theatrical release planned for next year. Because it will likely be Daniel Craig's last film in the franchise, speculation is rampant about who will be the next Bond. Several names have made their way into the media thanks, in part, to gambling oddsmakers. Keep in mind that Eon Productions, the company that makes the Bond films, has not said who will suit up next. Still, here are the six actors whose names have come up the most.[Read More]( [Paul Manafort’s Sentencing Produced One Last Awful Thing]( Paul Manafort—friend to dictators, bagman for torturers, international man of malfeasance—indeed did get off lightly in court on Thursday. And the performance of Judge T.S. Ellis III should not pass unrecognized. Imagine what kind of justice is going to be handed out from the federal bench in 2051, when some of the Trump judges have been serving for 32 years. That's the last awful thing about the sentencing of Paul Manafort, the torturer's bagman. Some crook yet unborn is going to skate because his politics immunize him from any crime.[Read More]( [Captain Marvel Succeeds In Rewriting Its Own History]( The Captain Marvel we've seen in trailers and posters and teasers played by Brie Larson is a relatively new concept. What Marvel did with its source material is entirely twist it into a narrative fans deserve in 2019—and a more responsible plot for its first movie starring a female hero. Instead, Captain Marvel is a film that fans didn't expect, says Esquire’s Matt Miller.[Read More]( [Jim Beam and Suntory Are Launching a Bourbon Unlike Any Ever Made Before]( Beam Suntory was surely thinking about the attractiveness of rare whisky when coming up with its new product, Legent. This is not a Japanese whisky, but a unique collaboration between Kentucky and Japan. Though the process of creating it is similar to making any Kentucky bourbon or Japanese whisky, there are significant—and delicious—differences with Legent.[Read More]( [This Week’s Biggest Sneaker Releases, and Where to Get Them]( This week is all about diversity. The big three brands have a little less going on, which allows some projects that would normally go under the radar rise to the surface. Don't be surprised to see the week launch with a hairy low Timberland collaboration with Supreme, some elevated Vans slip-ons with Engineered Garments, and two unexpected collaborations: Rhude with Puma and Lil Jupiterr with K-Swiss. Of course, there are also some Yeezys and Jordans to round out the list, but this is a great week to add a new brand to your collection.[Read More]( [Read More on Esquire.com]( Follow Us [Unsubscribe]( [Privacy Notice]( esquire.com ©2019 Hearst Communications Inc. All Rights Reserved. Hearst Email Privacy, 300 W 57th St., Fl. 19 (sta 1-1), New York, NY 10019