Inspired by the original designs of G.A. Krause, “1000 Mile Collection” from Wolverine Boots offers a unique collection of “one of a kind” boots and shoes. Neiman Marcus is the first to get their hands on the “1000 Mile” collection with two models – the Burton and the Montgomery – both part of the Garrison edge of WWI military inspired kickers.

More looks from the Wolverine 1000 Mile Collection Military Looks after the jump.

On September 9, 2009, Timberland will debut a new premium hand-sewn collection at Saks Fifth Avenue. The New York retailer has partnered with the New Hampshire based Timberland to introduce a select collection of styles produced in the Dominican Republic (note: all hand-sewn Timberland’s are made in the DR). A special pop-up shop will be in place at Saks during New York Fall Fashion week. After that, look for the collection to land at Sak’s flagship locations around the United States.

Warriors of Radness steps away form the water a bit while remaining on the sand for their Autumn 2009 collection while sticking around the shores. We got our hands on some styled looks from the line which showcases a strong collection of knit scarves, button-ups, and more. The nautical striped pullover hoodie is a gem.

More looks from the Warriors of Radness Autumn 2009 after the jump.

Mykita drops their new series entitled, “Flash” for Spring/Summer 2010. Launching to coincide with Paris Fashion Week, the “Flash” line consists of two unisex frams – the Winston and Rodney – made from ultra-thin stainless steel for “comfort and durability.” Three matte finish colors are available in the “Flash” line – indigo, ivory and nude. Contrasting shades of lenses finish off the Mykita “Flash” collection.

More looks at the Mykita “Flash” Spring/Summer 2010 Sunglasses after the jump.

If this were boxing, this post would be the main event. The term blog love was practically invented for Fujiwara’s footwear and, judging from the selection here, the love fest looks set to continue. If you’ve seen the runway shows, then you’ll know what to expect; cut out high tops, oversized straps and copious amounts of suede. We won’t torture you with an overlong blurb – just take that leap for some good shoe porn.

Many more looks at the Giuliano Fujiwara Spring/Summer 2010 Trainers after the jump.

Located at 22 East Washington Street, Red’s Classic Barber Shop in Indianapolis has been in operation since February, 2007. The place’s feel, however, evokes an earlier time. Dark woods, dixie jazz, and straight razor shaves are a speciality. Red’s is one of those rare spots where men’s grooming is given correct direction. Stocked with a beautiful array of hats and shaving product, the Barber Shop is a favorite of local politicians (including the State’s Governor) and the odd Colt.

At $19 for a haircut, the Red’s experience is worth twice it’s weight in gold. A special thanks to Mr. William Hogg for shifting his schedule this morning.

Interior images after the jump.

What we’ll be wearing for the upcoming season can be summed up in three words: all corduroy everything. It’s what we’re on, it’s what we’re about, it’s what we wanna get into. The only reason we’re not wearing corduroy this very second is because it’s still 20c outside and we’re not into the sweaty legs look.

Our Legacy’s AW09 is one of our favourite collections out right now. The company’s strongest asset is how well they create incredibly desirable collections, as opposed to one or two desirable pieces. This corduroy blazer is slightly more fitted than their previous efforts, so if it might be time to hit the treadmill if you wanna look good in this. (Tres Bien)

The drill hasn’t changed, detailed shots after the jump.

We’re always a little hesitant to put up shoes with leather soles because we know how difficult they can be to wear during adverse weather. Even if you spend the required time scuffing them, wearing during any rain can lead to some pretty authentic James Brown impressions. But we had to put these boots up. They’re made from buttery calf leather (perfect for looking funky fresh) and the toe cap is nice and round (perfect for booting the haters). (Mindtrive)

Take a look at detailed shots after that leap.

We might as well give up the fight – check shirts are here to stay. This is the first season we’ve seen the shirt referred to as a staple, which is short hand for ‘they keep on selling, so we’ll keep on making them’. So we might as well start finding the best ones. This Cosmic Wonder Light Source shirt is just colourful enough for our liking – we’re not planning on running any towns, so the all black everything look isn’t for us. (Mindtrive)

Take a look at the more subdued version after the leap.

01. Presale & $995 ‘Kiss Meet & Greet Experience’ tix on sale

“- Personal photograph with KISS- Autographed 8X10 photo- Official KISS Concert Shirt- Collectible KISS Tour Poster (limited edition, numbered)- KISS Tour Program- Official Meet and Greet Laminate- Set of KISS guitar picks- $100 voucher to the official KISS on-line store” (brooklynvegan)

02. Dezeen’s Top Ten: Shops

“This month’s top ten features Dezeen’s most popular stories about retail projects. In first place is Shop in a church by Merkx + Girod Architecten.” (dezeen)

03. The Clutch Chair (above)

“Made from 10,000 drinking straws, the Clutch Chair is an exploratory research piece that passes comment on our disposable culture. The development process of this piece also informed that of the Clutch Light, both of which were developed from an observation of the structural characteristics of trees.” (likecool)

04. Know your type: Clarendon

“Named after Oxford’s Clarendon Press, the popular slab-serif was created in 1845 by Robert Besley for the Fann Street Foundry. Notable as one of the last new developments in nineteenth century typography, the letterforms represented a significant change from the slab-serif Antiques and Egyptians that were so popular in that time.” (idsgn)