Designboom turns us onto this Orishiki Suitcase. Designed by Naoki Kawamoto, the suitcase can from a flat packed object and be folded up to create the case you see above. Influenced by Origami, it looks like a piece that you’ll either use everyday or give up after 10 minutes of furiously trying to reassemble it. (Designboom)

Soulland’s new collection is starting to appear in stores and here’s one piece that caught our eye. It’s a little different from the cavalcade of identikit jumpers this season but a little crazy never hurt nobody. And neither did bad grammar. (Norse Store)

Japanese fashion brand, Factotum releases their October delivery. The “Parker Mountain bore” Jacket is 90% Polyester and 10% Acrylic based. The toggle claps are one the best points of this piece, because they are made to look like the old-style toggles but Factotum designed it with a metal hook and ring combination. The hood and vent side pockets just make the piece complete. This is one of the many pieces that Factotum delivers, the only sad part is that they only made the jackets in 46 and 48 so they were made to fit big for Japanese sizing standard. Available at Greed-Web.

More looks at the Factotum “Parker Mountain Bore” Jacket after the click.

The CDG owned store Dover Street Market have been, somewhat unsurprisingly, collaborating with Comme for a capsule collection for as long as we can remember; here’s a standout from their latest collection. There’s not much to say about this, It’s a green jacket and it looks good. The price isn’t the friendliest but that should’ve been expected when you heard Comme were involved. (Aloha Rag)

Goodhood release their collab for this season and here’s our pick of the bunch. We feel ridiculously cliched calling anything a staple, but a good denim jacket is always a welcome addition to a wardrobe. The plaid on the cuffs make this an acquired taste but we’re fans. (Goodhood)

Here’s something for your home (Hat tip: Hi-Low). It’s a quirky piece, and not that sort of forced quirkiness that you get at American Apparel. We’d imagine you’d get bored of the whole shadow puppets thing after a night or two but at least it’ll look nice laying around the house. (Banquet Atelier)