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There is a new raincoat collection in town. Norwegian Rain debuts their Autumn 2009 collection of high impact raingear. Bergen, arguably the rainiest city on Planet Earth, is about as proper a city to produce the new line. Working with a high end Japanese textile maker, Norwegian Rain’s jackets remain eco-friendly by using waterproof/breathable material made from recycled fibers. Creative director Alexander Helle mentions, “We have worked in three years to make the raincoats as subtly functional as possible. All seams are sealed. Air holes under arms and in neck. The water tunnel in the front is an off-shore detail hindering water pouring into the garment while simultaneously allowing air to circulate out. The high-end waterproof/breathable membrane are covered with a satin layer to further keep the technical, high performance visually understated.”

Comme Des Garcons Shirt new Fall/Winter range has hit stores. Comme Des Garcons Shirt is the Japanese label’s more accessible diffusion line and the current range features a great nylon take on the duffle coat, some simple yet uniquely Comme shirts, a bag and some excellent patchwork style knitwear. For me shirt is definitely the most versatile Comme Des Garcons range its sensible enough to wear to work, yet fun and casual enough to wear for play.

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These joints will be released in limited quantities. Im not sure how many pairs of each color nor do i know the correct price. I’ll do my best to keep you posted… STAY TUNED!!!

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British brand 6876 continues its ongoing collaborative capsule with Beauty & Youth seen here. The 6-piece collection includes three environmentally themed t-shirts alongside three button-down short-sleeve shirts. The collection is available exclusively to Beauty & Youth stores in Japan.

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San Francisco’s finest Huf have  worked wonders in recent years taking their very minimal and casual skate aesthetic and elevating it into something very impressive. This season combines more minimal work with great effect the key as the brand continues to evolve.

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With a webstore to launch in April in the works, there is no better time to get a piece of one of our favourite brands; Frank Leder. Their Spring 2009 collection is inspired by workers at play, where they borrowed technical design details from outdoor activities such as fly fishing. Finally a brand that is celebrating the ‘older masculine male’ sense of dressing, they have used linen from a small manufacturer on the Baltic Coast and unusual fabrics like Swiss Mountain canvas. More views from the Frank Leder Spring 2009 collection.

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Here is an extensive look at some of the most interesting pieces worked together by the designers of Nike NSW. The pinnacle collection of Nike Sportswear has been defined by its innovative approach to sportswear that has become so iconic amongst fashion circles. take a closer look at some well balanced designs below.

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Winter weather advisory coats and boots from Mackage’s Fall 2009 collection.

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