Made from Pendleton Woolen Mills’ pure virgin wool, Native(X) is a new brand aiming to highlight Native American arts and fashion. Perhaps it is the next wave of the heritage movement. If not, the designs have legs and the price point is commendable – topping out at $35. “The scarf wrap (Casca and Dryden) measures 128 inches by 3.5 inches and is perfect for creative styling. The traditional scarf (Kinzel, Sage, and Thurston) measures about 62 inches in length and 5 inches in width, accented with three inches of self-fringe on each end. Branded with a leather artisan label, these iconic symbols of America’s past have plenty of modern mileage, and are woven and constructed in the USA.”

More images of Native(X) scarves after the jump.

APC continue their tradition of releasing at least one piece of covetable coating a season with this jacket. It’s one for the folks who prefer calmer outerwear (we’re aware we post some kerrazy pieces at times. And, yes, we can hear all you people saying ’some?!’) and would do all the usual stuff we usually rave about – you know, slotting into a wardrobe and all that jazz. (End)

Recently, our friend and Columnist, Michael Williams, wrote a post discussing the common focus on “hyper” priced goods. Specifically, he discussed the Timex Camper and Timex Expedition Camper watches, which drew much attention, not only for their beauty but for its incredibly reasonable price-point (Camper at $22 and Expedition Camper at $18!) – bucking this trend.

“I’ve been wearing the Camper Expedition (which I bought on Amazon for … $18 I think) for about the last six weeks and nearly everyday someone asks me what it is. It’s amazing to me how many people comment about it. Pound for pound, dollar for dollar it is probably the most remarked item I have ever owned. This all made me think that I need to do a better job of seeing what’s in front of me”

Well said, Michael.

More looks at the Timex Men’s Camper Watches after the click.

Fit all your copies in Monocle across 3 bags, these Tembea Bags from Japan are special make-ups for the world’s most in demand culture mag. Available in Navy or olive direct from Monocle.

More looks at the Tembea for Monocle Tote Bags after the click.

Coming in late to the season, we bring you looks from a Japanese line going under the name Varde77. MM brings them to our attention (as usual). Bob Dylan seems to be a big inspiration for the “relaxed” look of the collection. Built around the concept of “Vintage & Future“, Varde77 “aims” to transform the classics in any way it can. Dig in for yourself.

More looks at the Varde77 Autumn/Winter 2010 collection after the click.

Rizzoli taps into the world of bespoke with a new book from James Sherwood on the street and its tailoring legacy. Bespoke: The Men’s Style of Savile Row is “a fully illustrated history of bespoke tailoring—the custom-made men’s clothing that made a small London street a globally known brand to generations of sartorial connoisseurs. Savile Row is renowned for fine custom tailoring… Bespoke charts Savile Row’s contribution to fashion and culture chronologically and features twenty-six profiles of today’s master tailors from historic firms such as Gieves & Hawkes and Henry Poole to more recent ones like Nutters and Ozwald Boateng, who was the first Savile Row tailor to stage a catwalk show in Paris.”

Available now from Amazon.

Take the common trucking tarp, wrap it around a common day planner, and you have Freitag’s new F26 Agenda for 2011. The agenda includes a Japanese Pentel 205 branded pencil,  biodegradable ATOMA insert, and more. The day planner inside the agenda is easily interchangeable for years to come.

We first profiled the Hermes “The Orion” Suitcase back in July. Here’s what we said then. “Created by Gabriele Pezzini, Hermes Design Director, this impressive piece has a ‘brushed anodised aluminium’ shell, interiors reinforced with carbon and cowhide handles in traditional Hermes brown.” (via lesailes.hermes)

01. Minimalist Video Game Character Avatars

“One of the major art projects that nerds endeavour to undertake is video game art reinventions. Not to say that all nerds do something like this, but if it’s any indication, you see a lot of it out there. Minimalist art is just one of these approaches that artists take, …” (waylou)

02. Fresh Flowers by Itunube (above)

“From Itunube a different kind of newspaper, a collection of 32 flowers printed on newsprint, one per page and per day of the month (with a few extra thrown in).” (moco)

03. Eat Drink Design at Dutch Design Week

“Dutch Design Week 2010: design studio Moon/En/Co curated a pop-up exhibition restaurant for the fifth consecutive year during Dutch Design Week last month, featuring pieces by designers including Kiki van Eijk and Maarten Baas.” (dezeen)

04. Joy Division colouring book by Piper Gates Design

“A limited edition (so get in quick if you want one), the book is A4 in size and has a four-page cover and eight pages of ‘colouring in fun. You even get a free Transmission sleeve as a bonus to prolong the fun even further. You’ll need to buy your own coloured crayons, but let’s be honest, you’ll only need black and grey.” (retrotogo)

Eat Dust, a new motorcyle-inspired denim line from Europe, delivers its new jackets. The jackets are made of “13.25 oz double ring Japanese indigo blue selvage denim.” The jacket has “two reinforced hip pockets with signature Z-bar stitch.” Both the jacket and the vest are great additions to their collection. The brand also offers two styles of jeans from the same denim. A great collection for true motorcycle enthusiasts. (gb)

More looks at after the click.