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February 23 2012

21:30

Sandqvist Duffle Bags and More… Autumn/Winter 2012

From the SEEK show in Berlin, Sandvqvist shares their collection of men’s baggage and accessories.

The highlight from the collection this year is the duffle bag that is low-key enough to match any outfit but stylish enough to help you stand out from other travellers around you.

Tags: Accesories Carry Mens 2012 Autumn Autumn/Winter Duffle Bags Sandqvist WINTER

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00:30

Danner Stumptown 2012 Autumn/Winter Collection Preview

Danner Stumptown’s Fall/Winter 2012 collection made a notable impression at the recent Jacket Required trade show. The collection has effectively revamped many of the boot silhouettes such as the Danner Light, Mountain Trail, and Mountain Light using a selection of leathers, suedes and cordura textiles.

Each pair is fitted with customary metal hardware and contrasting chromatic laces that gives a heritage-inspired air that completes the look. A brand rich in history, each model features the same quality of construction and attention to detail that has carried it since day one.

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Tags: Sneakers 2012 Autumn Autumn/Winter Collection Danner Stumptown PREVIEW WINTER

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February 08 2012

18:30

Dehen 1920 Northwestern USA Ivy Style for Autumn/Winter 2012

The fourth generation family business from Portland, Oregon, Dehen, has focused in on the classic varsity and ivy league sportswear of decades past in their 1920 line being released for the Autumn 2012 collection.

Featuring the same details and stitch work found on their vintage garments, the Northwestern Uni Ivy style line has already been popular in Japan for quite some time now.

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Tags: Clothesline Mens 1920 2012 Autumn Autumn/Winter Dehen Ivy Style Northwestern USA WINTER

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February 07 2012

09:48

Dior “A Soldier on my Own” Autumn/Winter 2012-2013

La collection Automne/Hiver 2012-2013 de Dior Homme a l’air d’être souple et confortable, et on ne s’est pas trompés : c’est l’univers du sportswear qui sert de fondement à cette collection. Alors Dior a travaillé afin de conserver cette dimension du mouvement aisé. Les vêtements sont amples et légères, les vestes vont vous envelopper dans des étoffes chaudes et douces. Mais le tout semble aussi très cohérent avec le look Dior. En effet, l’inspiration a été retravaillée et réinterprétée en fonction de la rigueur de la ‘taylor cut’, indissociable de la Maison Dior. L’allure est le principal souci de cette collection, les pièces sont casual, mais très structurées. Les tissus sont luxueux tout en étant confortables. La marque reprend le nuancier traditionnel de l’hiver tout y injectant un vert sombre innovant et rafraichissant. Alors que une gamme d’accessoires vient couronner le tout.

The Autumn/Winter 2012-2013 Dior Homme collection looks soft and comfortable. But it’s not just an illusion : directly inspired by the sportswear, Dior worked in order to keep this dimension of movement. The clothes are large and light, the jackets will wrap you in a warm fabric. But this also looks accurate with the Dior look. Indeed, this inspiration has been studied and interpreted within the taylor cut, inseparable from the Maison Dior Homme. The allure is the main focus of this collection, the clothes are casual but precisely structured. Each fabric is both luxurious and comfortable. The colors are quite usual for the winter but in the same time, Dior know how to reinvent the season color chart, in particular with a new dark green. While the accessories are here to crown it all.

Tags: Divers Style Autumn/Winter Dior Dior Homme style taylor cut

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January 30 2012

19:10

Backhand ‘Not Guilty’ Autumn/Winter 2012 Lookbook

Backhand releases their Autumn/Winter 2012 Lookbook gaining inspiration from the Incarcerated. The Autumn/Winter collection titled “Not Guilty”, features “a softer approach to Prison clothing, for the creative, intellectual inmate”. Muted shades of grey, black and beige dominate the garments which include a polo, referee jacket and knitwear as well as a button down with built in edding Fineliner penholders and a jacket with a specially designed Rhodia notebook holder.

Tags: Fashion News 2012 Autumn Autumn Winter Autumn/Winter

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January 18 2012

19:30

Buttero Autumn/Winter 2012 Preview

The Italian shoe and sneaker maker Buttero put together a collection of premium leather footwear in time for the Autumn season. Their classic trainer and shoe silhouettes carry the collection but the high-top basketball leather sneaker stands out from the array of chukkas and chelseas.

Keep a look out for this collection at retail stores in the coming weeks.

Tags: Sneakers 2012 Autumn Autumn/Winter Boots Buttero Shoes WINTER

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January 17 2012

17:30

Maharishi Autumn/Winter 2012 Preview

U.K. based maker Maharishi bring their 2012 Autumn/Winter to help us take a second look at what they have to offer beyond the camo.

These garments are built to last by using very tight, utilitarian designs and classic cuts, ensuring the clothing and accessories remain relevant and in demand. Built to serve a multitude of functions, including a pull-over weather proof coat that converts into a bag when zipped, as well as bombers that go well beyond their design specs, we look forward to seeing Maharishi on the rack.