For spring and summer 2010, dunhill expands upon a small leather goods selection by offering a full range of luggage from the same unique leather finish. There are six pieces in total, ranging from hold all to suit carrier. All the pieces use a carbon fiber print applied to black matte leather, a treatment typically found only in cars. In fact, dunhill is the first brand to move the leather from sports car dashes to a product line.

Each bag is lined with gray micro-fibre and filled with useful interior details. Check each piece out after the jump.

Diet Butcher Slim Skin have always been punk influenced (designer Hisashi Fukatami has noted that Jamie Leid’s graphics were a strong influence) and that continues, albeit in more abstract ways than before. Known for their high tops, this time Hisashi Fukatami has added boots to the range. They’ve also added ¾ length trousers – still a fashion no-no for most folks. We’d be the first to say they’d never come back, but we thought the same about cargo pants a couple of seasons ago.

Take a look at the collection after the leap.

As you can see, we’re into Fair Isle patterned knitwear at the moment. What can we say? If it looks nice and it’s a Fair Isle pattern, you’ll see it up here sooner or later. Take this Paul Smith cardigan for instance. The main thing we like about this cardigan is that the pattern doesn’t half step. And if you’re not up on your Big Daddy Kane, what we mean is that it’s a full on, all over pattern. None of this ‘just the chest’ business here. The obvious style tip would be to wear it with a plain shirt to calm it down but we say either wear it with clashing patterns or not at all. No half stepping. (Coggles)

Detailed pics after the leap.

Here’s another desert boot to add to the line-up. YMC’s pony hair deserts have been kicking about for a while this season, but this one is an Assembly exclusive. The deep black (which pretty much looks navy in pictures) is a nice alternative from the usual greens and it’ll fit quite nicely with the ‘all black everything’ look. Take notes Jay-Z. (Assembly)

Duel branded, the foldover card case produced by Ettinger of London for Monocle features all the standard qualities expected from the leather maker. They are two-toned, with the interior leather’s offering a splash of color against more traditional outers. The Black with Orange might, for example, excite fans of the San Francisco Giants (no surprise that is is likely not the intent of Monocle).

Another example of a smartly sourced product for Monocle, the card case also doubles as a light wallet. They say, “if the circumstances require.” We say, it will work if carrying a light wallet is your thing. (via Acquire).

Kasino A4 announced that they were finishing up (on their own terms) a few weeks ago and now Magculture have images of the final issue. We’ve yet to get our mitts on a copy but Magculture informs us that:

For the first time, the magazine is perfect-bound, with a glossy marble-effect cover, a foil block logo and a varnished message reading ‘This is the time to say it was fabulous, but it’s all over now’. The introduction expands on this, promising ’the most fun funeral you will ever attend’.

We’ll take their word for it.

As always, more pictures after the leap.

01. The Disappearance Of Ford Beckman

“How a celebrated american artist was forced to trade his multimillion-dollar collection for a job selling donuts. discussed: Tulsa, The Perfect Golf Swing, Ralph Lauren, Televangelism, Minimalism, Paternal Estrangement, Relentless Artists, German Castles, Cy Twombly, the IRS” (believer)

02. In Conversation With Sonny Rollins

“A Sonny Rollins concert is an event in the world of jazz. Rolling Stone once said that, in the future, people will boast of having seen Rollins perform, much as the lucky few now boast of having seen the great bebop pioneer Charlie Parker.” (jazz.com)

03. The Shelter: A campus for the creative industries in Dubai (above)

“The Shelter is an “innovation campus” that opened earlier this year in Dubai with the support of the Dubai Culture and Arts Authority. The center aims to support small businesses in the creative industries by minimizing operational headaches. The campus also aims to foster the development of dialogue among creative types by providing a space for ideas to coexist.” (core77)

04. Michelle Kaufmann Tours Twitter’s New Eco-Friendly Office

“Michelle Kaufmann, one of our favorite design heroes, just took a tour of social media giant Twitter’s brand new eco-friendly office space in downtown San Francisco, and we’ve got all the sweet details and pics! We’re super jealous of the Twitter team’s plush sustainable furniture and fabulous design aesthetic conjured up by the very talented Sara Morishige Williams, who happens to be the wife of Twitter CEO, Evan Williams (@ev). Working for a hot internet company certainly has its perks – some of which are a bird’s eye view of San Francisco, eco-friendly and non-toxic finishes, playful and inspiring decorations, and your very own DJ booth” (inhabitant)

OAK has a couple of cold weather neck wraps to choose from. Their Infinity scarves may work for you. They’re wool based and available as tie-dyed black and orange pattern or dust grey. 82$ smackers will get you one or two – depending on how in love your girl/guy falls in love with it.

More looks at the OAK Infinity Scaves after the click.

Oi Polloi works some exclusives from the Gloverall family of outerwear. “Menswear finest ‘tinkerers’ Oipolloi have worked on a exclusive project with the heavyweights of the Duffle Coat division Gloverall. They manufactured some of their classic duffels & pea-coats, in England, exclusively for Oipolloi. Owner Steve Sanderson states ‘We picked out our favourite pieces from the range, first up was the Monty, obviously, we didn’t like the idea of changing the outside appearance of the coats so we kept all the detail changes on the inside, the colour of the taping, sleeve linings & the reverse side of the throat tabs.’”

More looks at the Gloverall Lined Reefer Jackets after the click.

Here at Selectism, we focus in on the fashions and goods which we believe complement a man’s life. From the next pair of shoes you’ll spend your hard earned money on to next gallery show to take in. While all these goods and events help characterize your personal style, Equinox and their nationwide health club locations will help you take care of your core self.

Like your own personal environment, Equinox delivers a top of class health club that is more inviting than your average health club or gym – and it starts in the locker room. While most fitness centers tend to offer the bare basics in locker room essentials, Equinox spares nothing in bringing you the best in class amenities.

Top shelf grooming products, including shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and body lotion are fully stocked in Equinox’s locker rooms, as well as organic cotton green towels which are part of the health club’s larger “green initiative” that also includes using low VOC (volatile organic compounds) in their club’s tiles and paints. Equinox delivers on making their health club environment one that you feel comfortable coming to often.

With the Holidays and Winter coming soon, there is no better time to get into a healthy rhythm than now and we’re making it easy with Equinox. Get a three day trial pass for an Equinox location near you and tell them we sent you.