Here’s an interesting take from Belstaff. “Belstaff Riley 4-pocket motorcycle jacket in summer weight, reversible fabric. Technical cotton PU blend fabric, wet-look shiny on the outside, non-shiny inside. The hood works both ways. Showerproof. Classic Belstaff design with pack-away, drawstring hood, with zip fastening closure, belted throat tab, small Belstaff logo on sleeve, Belstaff embossed zippers, buckle and press studs.” (oipolloi)

More views of the Belstaff Riley Reversible Jacket after the jump.

We’re back with a look at the Kolor Tunic Jacket after spending some time with the Autumn/Winter collection not too long ago. “kolor says their clothes are the mix of three elements: the texture of the materials, unique cutting, and specific sewing techniques. all three can be seen in this blazer cut jacket. jacket features a raised collar, large front pockets, and a unique sturdy but stretchy material for a perfect fit. available in glen check.” (openingceremony)

More views of the Kolor Tunic Jacket after the jump.

Don’t let anyone tell you blogging isn’t dangerous. We had to take these pictures quickly or run the risk of rugby tackled by a security guard. While boat shoes are quickly turning into the footwear equivalent of the check shirt (as in it’s the neverending trend) these are pretty special.

We’ve seen plenty of high tops incorporating design touches usually seen in boat shoes, but we haven’t seen boat shoes with the high top heel cushion. It’s a thoughtful that’ll make the shoe a lot more enjoyable to wear.

Take a look at more pictures after the leap.

Clarks Originals presented their Spring 2010 collection for the European market at this week’s Bread & Butter Berlin. Colorway changes are abundant in the collection, as well as new fabrics and materials. Our favorites include the Desert Boot worked, of course, in leather and suede. Worth a look if youre in the market for some new Clarks classics. That does not mean you should toss your others though. Clarks simply look better with age.

More looks from the Clarks Originals for Spring 2010 after the jump.

Sometimes it’s nice to stumble across a great brand you’ve never heard of before. That’s what happened earlier on today when we came across British brand Nicholas Deakins. The brand has actually been going since 1991 and launched with just four styles of shoes.

We never thought we’d say this but we might, might just prefer Deakins’ wallabees over the Clarks versions. They’ve added enough twists to make these new and interesting while not making them look overdesigned. Take a look at more pictures after the leap.

The Goodwood Festival of Speed enters its 12th year this weekend. Hosted at a Goodwood House in Sussex, the festival celebrates the raw power and dynamism of the automobile. Each year a sculpture is erected at the site and Audi is the 2009 commissioning agent. Gerry Judah is responsible for the design and implementation. Technically ambitious, it is quite the spectacle. (via Wallpaper*).

Once again, excuse us. We’ve been at Bread and Butter and haven’t been able to post until now. We promise we’ll never leave you style deprived again.

Swear showed their SS10 collection at BBB, hitting us with a flood of new shoe styles. These include an updated creeper, which have a slightly slimmer sole than the original - making them that much more palatable for those who thought the original too extreme. The mixture of leather and suede on shoe uppers is becoming a staple, and Swear’s SS10 collection has it in abundance.

Go ahead and take a look at the collection after that leap.

The airport housing Bread & Butter Berlin is one of the biggest buildings we have walked through. The show has lined up shuttles, free bikes, and golf carts to help transport people across the show floor. Today we rode ourselves over to the Filson booth. Some standouts included these Filson Field Bags. Boxy in shape but built with the durability we’re used to from Filson, they come in a variety of sizes that are made to fit your travel needs.

More views of the Filson Field Bags after the jump.

Here’s a exclusive seen at the Nigel Cabourn booth at Bread & Butter Berlin. Mr. Cabourn called upon footwear maker, Yuketen for a Japan only release. Using the Yuketen Hunting Boot, Cabourn outfits the silhouette with military grade fabrics which are spec’d from WWII materials. The outcome is a solid built shoe which we in the West may never be able to get our hands on. Nevertheless, we love it.

Yatzer has given an exclusive look at the new Camper shop in Tokyo. Designer Jaime Hayon is inspired by classic circus elements, providing a space full of surprises as well as a clean platform for the display of Camper’s shoes. Go to Yatzer for the full story.

A look inside of Jaime Hayon’s Tokyo Camper concept after the jump.