Despite a stated love for staplers amongst some of our readership (MW, that’s you), paper clips find work at Selectism’s mid-Atlantic HQ. The Skrepkus paper clip elegantly incorporates three sizes into a single tool, minimizing desk clutter and dressing up shoddy manuscripts. Art. Lebedev studio is responsible for the design. The firm aims to “find the most simple, elegant and convenient solution to any problem without losing the purport.” Here, the ideal is achieved. (via Daily Icon).

Blackbird has taken stock of the EP Martin Cartridge Watch. “The EP Martin designers draw inspiration from various people in their lives, including one of their grandfathers, who served as Crew Chief for The Eighth Bomber Command as well as their close friend whom recently completed a 4,620 mile run across the Sahara in 111 days.” All watches come with two strap band, face guard, and tools to change out the bands.

More views of the EP Martin Cartridge Watch after the jump.

Ute Ploier Autumn/Winter 2009. (via cib)

It is getting warmer and while we should be focusing on spring and summer, Opening Ceremony continues to receive stock from Japan’s Master-piece line. Known for their travel bags, this classic mountain parka is a great look for under 700$US. Should last a few seasons. The zip off sleeves are a nice bonus.

More views of the Master-piece Classic Mountain Parka after the jump.

The P+ Bicycle System is designed by Young-Min Kim, Hyeon-Jeong Woo and Kyung-Goo Lee. Taking form of benches and sign posts, the system allows for easy lock up and provide equally important function in adding street seating and information points. Well thought out. (via Yanko Design).

See how the P+ System works after the jump.

ACL comes through with views of the Autumn/Winter 2009 collection from Sweden’s Fjällräven line of outwear and rugged gear. I have to say we’re also in love with this brand. “the fall collection from Sweden’s Fjällräven is, as a good friend says, tasty. Fjällräven — which literally translates to arctic fox — was founded in Sweden in 1950. The company has remained loyal to its roots and many of the designs have been the same since their introduction in 1960’s.”

More views of the Fjällräven Autumn/Winter 2009 Collection after the jump.

There is more than enough good footwear to make the rounds. For a multi-leather oxford option, choose, Russell Moccasin with its dark on tan leather upper which is proper for the school boy of the boy or man about town. Get them now from Nepenthes.

More views of the Russell for Nepenthes Multi-Combo Country Oxford after the jump.

Making their North American debut are two Tumi Japan Alpha Totes. Available now in the U.S.A, these totes were once exclusive to the Japanese market but no more! “Streamlined silhouettes and perfectly proportioned, the utilitarian stylish bags are perfect for business or pleasure. Reverting to their roots of simplicity, quality and well designed bags, Tumi salutes timeless designs and embraces the international appeal they have developed over the past 25 years.”

More detailed views of the Tumi Japan Limited Edition Totes after the jump.

If you’re looking to hope on the pastels this summer, this bag would make a worthy addition to your collection. Like the rest of Ally Capellino’s waxed cotton bags, this satchel is built to age incredibly gracefully. Unlike other pastel colours, this looks to be a bag you’d want to wear all year round. Get it from ASOS.

If you’ve got an eagle eye, you may have spotted these bags in our preview of Pantone’s store. These are billed as multi-purpose bags, but they’re essentially just laptop bags. The bags are canvas but be warned – it has a velcro enclosure. If you’re the type that hates the sound of velcro, avoid this bag at all costs. If not, then you can get this from Pedlars for a very reasonable £46.