In 1966, Bobby Moore hosted the World Cup wearing a red shirt.

The England Away kit, despite many years of hurt, remains legend. Aitor Throup recognizes the heritage of English football and Umbro, and adds his own contemporary twist with a keen sense of human anatomy and ergonomics. As first look at the away kit, we share the above video. Throup discusses his process and the technical aspects that make his a unique take on the classic.

The shirt will officially launch at retail outlets on March 3, 2010.

While we’ve always loved Folk’s knitwear and shirting, their outerwear has left a little to be desired. Not that we hated it but, to paraphrase a title from an awful film, we just weren’t that into it. So this overcoat – which looks like more of a jacket to us – and the SS10 collection’s focus on outerwear came as a pleasant surprise. They’ve taken the less is more approach to detailing on this piece and it’s paid off handsomely. Our only worry is bumping into someone with the same jacket. (End)

Song remains the same, detailed images after the leap.

Assouline has prepared a retrospect on the fashion’s Pierre Cardin. “The Cardin fashion house will celebrate its 60th anniversary in 2010, an occasion that calls for a retrospective of the work of its founder, designer Pierre Cardin. Born in 1922 in Sant’Andrea de Barbarana, Venice province, Pierre Cardin immigrated to Paris in 1924 with his parents, who were thrown into poverty by World War I. After working briefly with Elsa Schiaparelli, Cardin joined Dior in 1946 and opened his own couture house in 1950.” Pierre Cardin: 60 Years of Innovation hits store this Spring.

Available for pre-order on Amazon.

Another quick look from Bread & Butter Berlin. Gilded Age racked up some of their new shirts for view. While we are not allowed to show details on them, we do offer a rack view of what you can expect from the line. “Handcrafted line inspired by the craftsmanship of the Gilded Age, using organic materials, natural dyes and artisanal fabrics, reminiscent of an era that predates mass production…”

One more look at the Gilded Age Autumn 2010 Shirts after the click.

More from Red Wing here at Bread & Butter. Red Wing shows their “Beckman Collection” which features these solid chukka boots inspired by the very man who founded Red Wing, Charles Beckman. The Beckman Collection embodies all that is Red Wing through a beautiful dress boot. Not to mention the durable Red Wing sole.

More looks at the Red Wing Beckman Collection for Autumn 2010 after the click.

Mister Mort talks about Matt Singer’s line of goods. “Matt Singer and I used to work together b in the d so I was excited and a tiny bit proud to see he finally launched his own line. We got together recently and he showed me some of his work— long sleeve and short sleeve shirts in two-ply cotton oxford oxford cloth, some sturdy cotton canvas bags, and a crazy assortment of accessories—cotton canvas and suede belts, woven bookmarks, glass ashtrays, tie-dye leather lighter covers, and an eyewear project with Selima and the Thing Quarterly.” More at Mister Mort.

More looks from the Matt Singer Collection after the click.

Check these neckties work from the Drakes line. Fine silk houses some simple and clean color options. All ties are very wearable proper for any man’s closet.

More looks from the Drakes Neckwear for Autumn 2010 after the click.

More from Bread  & Butter in Berlin. Trickers previews their Autumn 2010 footwear collection which continues to push their English footwear to a market hungry for anything heritage. The good thing is that Trickers stands on its own while developing looks which are directed at a more youthful market.

More looks at the Bread & Butter | Trickers Autumn 2010 after the click.

Founded in 2000, Formstelle Studio is made up of Jorg Kurshner and Claudia Wiedemann. Their most recent design, the Morph Bar Stool, is produced by Zeitraum – a German manufacture – and will be shown at the upcoming IMM Cologne exhibition.

Built of either American Walnut or Oak, the Morph Bar Stool expands the Morph series, essentially extending the legs of the previously available chair. The lines remain smooth and the reduction of height to the back sets great proportion to the seat. (via Contemporist).

Full images of the Morph Bar Stool after the jump.

As the old saying goes, you can never have too much of a good thing. Which is why we’ve posted up this preview of Soulland’s AW10 collection a day after showing off their shoe line. Continuing to straddle the lines between streetwear, fashion and style, Their AW10 collection is inspired by “The contrasts and similarities found in the Danish, Norwegian and Swedish nature”. Entitled ‘The Walk’, Soulland’s sixth full collection mixes the colors of scandinavian culture with some good ol’ workwear for a look that aims to give traditional workwear a contemporary jolt. Our early standout piece has to be the elbow patched jacket (pictured above) but, from what we can see, the entire collection is stuffed with gems.

Take a look at the rest of the preview after the leap.