A new menswear line will hit the floor from New York this month.”Heldun Walker a new high-end contemporary men’s label is positioned to launch for fall 2010 market week in mid January. The line will offer the consumer the highest craftsmanship from local artisans, unmatched by its competitors at an affordable contemporary price point. Taking influence from minimalist philosophy, and fusing it with American Heritage and work wear, Heldun Walker approaches the design process with a gentle balance of the old with the new.”

More looks from the Heldun Walker Autumn/Winter 2010 after the click.

A first look at the forthcoming Red Wing Postal Boot which should land in stores around April. The shoe and the boot are making a return. Be sure to lace up on some authentic Red Wing classics and be sure to check the poster as well. Word is they may drop in Japan sooner than later.

More looks at the Red Wing Postal Shoe and Boot from Bread & Butter after the click.

Danish brand Soulland showed its forthcoming “The Walk” collection at (capsule) New York. Given the title it seems fitting to preview the autumn/winter footwear. Like all of the Soulland product, the shoes are rooted in traditional Scandinavian craftsmanship. The colors are drawn from nature – green’s from moss covered trees, blue skies, and wilted brown and orange leaves.

Soulland’s head designer is Silas Adler, who founded the company in 2002. His inspiration for “The Walk” came from both nature and the people that inhabit the Scandinavian scenery.

More looks after the jump.

We’re in the halfway house about this one. On one hand, we kinda like the belt; On the other, we kinda don’t. We know blogging is all about being bull headed and ‘curating’ (we hate the misuse of that word) but we’re in two minds on this one. The price is  a slightly more agreeable $207 though. And (relatively) cheap sale prices are something we always get behind. (Opening Ceremony)

There’s another picture after the leap to help make your mind up.

Details. details, details. That’s Cabourn’s M.O and he pulls it off with aplomb – this Stormcoat being a prime example. This is another of those times when the tangible would be extremely useful; one feel of this coat would be enough to have anyone reaching for the plastic. The phrase investment purchase is sorely overused, but it’s the perfect way to describe pieces like this. (The Bureau)

Detailed images after that leap.

It’s a continual pleasure to discovery Mr. Mark McNairy’s next twist on classic English and American footwear.

Rest Store benefits greatly from the latest limited McNairy runs. They’ve got the brilliant tonal saddle shoe (above), a loden green suede desert boot, and a pebbled leather Churchill Boot. The latter is placed on a Vibram sole, giving it a nice city edge.

Speaking of city edge, the L.L. Buck in camel brown suede with metal eyelets is super gully and my personal favorite from the quartet of shoes offered by Rest.

Special thanks to Mr. Mort for the heads up and the images.

We usually ease into our days. Some magazine recommendations, a book here and there. Today we’ve switched it up a bit, kicking in the door (waving the ‘44) with a preview of Tim Soar’s Autumn/Winter 2010 collection. And, as you’d expect from Mr Soar, the collection’s a doozy. The minimalistic colour scheme allows the designs of pieces, from the perfecto jacket to the checkerboard patterned turtleneck, really shine through. If you don’t believe us, take a look for yourself after the leap.

Our big brother gives the lowdown on the Spring/Summer 2010 Nom de Guerre collection. Branded “Combat Continues,” “the line takes its inspiration from military clothing and makes use of a lot of camouflage patterns. Looks are very sharp this season and as usual we like a lot what we see from the New York brand.”

More looks at the Nom De Guerre Spring/Summer 2010 after the click.

Here’s a look at select sunglass models from the Linda Farrow Spring/Summer and Autumn/Winter 2010 collection. As usual, Farrow is working with a variety of houses on co-branded sunglass models, including, Raf Simons, Veronique Branquinho, Jeremy Scott, and more.

More select looks from the Linda Farrow Sunglasses for S/S and A/W 2010 collection after the click.