Red Wing Oro-Russet Reissue
Due to its wild demand in Japan, Red Wing Heritage will be releasing these stunning eight inch work boots in the original red, not seen since 1992. Named the 4558, these old/new Red Wings will be available throughout Europe this fall.
Baracuta Blue Label Spring 2013 Pitti Uomo
The Pitti Uomo images are starting to pop up and the first look at the Baracuta ‘Blue Label’ 2013 line is an exiting one. All kinds of stuff to mention here.
Baracuta’s Blue Line is dropping some pretty daring pieces, like the all black “Black Watch” trench coat and the whole collection comes from the mind of former Beams Plus director Kenichi Kusano.
With gorgeous interpretations of the classic G4 and G9 jacket, this staple-label of British heritage, continues to stay well in the game and manages to never EVER take a back seat to any fast fashion. All these years and still raw as f**k. Watch for Baracuta’s Blue label next year.
My Clobber - Ben Sherman Ice Blue Harrington
Ok, I think we’ve finally gotten to the end of this months batch of “My Clobber” entries. Furthermore, this might be the extent of Ben Sherman for a short while. Nonetheless, this sleek harrington in light cobalt was another genius gift from my genius wife.
You know I have a variety of harringtons at this point but you also will agree that one in every colour is usually the goal for guys like us. This is the first Sherman jacket of the collection and I must say, I’m well impressed. Ben Sherman clearly uses the extent of the Baracuta template for its model but forgoes the Stuart lining for a custom cotton gingham. Very 80s.
Built to last and styled for ageless appeal. Once again, thanks Hon’.
Brutus X Dr. Martens Plaid Shirt
Oh yes they did! Two of the most flat-out iconic labels of hard man fashion have joined forces in this gorgeous plaid buttondown. Solidifying a true collab, Brutus calls upon DM’s famous oxblood “cherry” uppers and yellow stitching for the colourway.
Trim fit and available in short or long sleeved. It’s so nice to see these two brands back in full swing.
S.E.H. Kelly Roll Neck Jumper
S.E.H. Kelly are a 200 year-old family label out of Nottingham, who have been making luxe knitwear for the truly sorted countryman. Keeping with this heirloom esthetic, S.E.H. deliver this incredible roll neck jumper for fall.
The Yorkshire wool is woven in three different stitch types all with an intended style and performance purpose. Look closely at the bottom cuff and you will even see some hidden side pockets. Just perfect.
White Mountaineering Jacquard Knit Sweater
Back by popular demand is the jacquard jumper from Asian merchants, White Mountaineering. Done to the most luxurious of standards, WM deliver achingly high end garb for the discriminating outdoorsman.
In pure lambswool, the throw back sweater features what they call a “Nordic” pattern and thick ribbed collar and cuffs. Limited in supply and available at End clothing.
Ben Sherman ‘Modern Classics Collection’ Oxford Shirt
Ben Sherman has just released the “Modern Classics” collection. Consisting of several limited edition pieces, this grey oxford shirt is leading the pack.
Held at only 100 units, these are exclusive. But in all honesty, the whole line is priced quite well for what it is. Get on over to Stuarts London and have a look-see.
Vintage 1966 Rolex Oyster Perpetual
So this is pretty much the single nicest timepiece we’ve ever come across. Just sayin’.
