I hope no one ever comes to Selectism and sees nothing they can wear. We mix it up in hopes of inspiring you into something new rather than telling you what to wear. In the case of this Unrivaled hunter’s jacket, we simply place it here to admin. The leather patchwork compliment the quilted outer – contrasting in a manner which works. Deep pockets finish this classic field coat. A new take on the classics. Heritage keeps chugging along. Goodhood has them.

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This overcoat really does not need many text based descriptor words for you to see the quality and build of the overcoat. First, its coming from Heritage Research who obsess over the details and remaining true to the classic form that inspired it. Second, it’s milleran waxed cotton. It does the job. A beautiful addition to anyone’s arsenal. C-store has them in stock.

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Need Supply with the help of photographer, Ashley Florence, published their latest in-house magazine/catalog for Autumn/Winter 2010. Inside you’ll find featured looks from the Virginia store including styled looks and more.

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One Man’s Style bring us Friday’s roundup…

01. Jamie Oliver’s TED Prize wish: Teach every child about food

“Sharing powerful stories from his anti-obesity project in Huntington, W. Va., TED Prize winner Jamie Oliver makes the case for an all-out assault on our ignorance of food.” (ted)

02. Paul Barbera – Love Lost (above)

“My name is Paul Barbera, I’m a photographer. Love – Lost is an ongoing Narrative… Working on it as I travel, I will add stories from time to time.” (lovelost)

03. Marcelo Burlon

“It seems like everybody already knows Marcelo Burlon. And I bet that no matter where you live on this planet he probably knows more people in your city than you do. I mean in the end the fashion world is small, everybody knows everybody, but how come everybody wants a glimpse of this guy?Because he’s throwing amazing parties? Maybe.Because he’s organizing top-notch events? Maybe.Because he seems to be at three places at the same time. Maybe.Because he knows the right people?” (made)

04. GQ Eats: The 10 Best New Restaurants in America

“America’s food renaissance keeps expanding, in all kinds of creative directions—not all of them fancy. From a $20 million gamble in Manhattan to a desolate block in Oakland, our tireless food correspondent, Alan Richman, crisscrossed the country in search of the best and tastiest this land has to offer. Start booking those tables now.” (gq)

05. Scott Caan Photographs Vol. 1

“This book exposes the raw photojournalism of actor/writer/director/photographer Scott Caan, chronicling his work thus far. This series of unapologetic photos is directed at art connoiseurs, young Hollywood voyeurs, fashionistas, and street-obsessed youth. Scott’s passionate, and gutsy, attitude has distinguished him as a photographer and allowed him to compose intimate images that are without question inaccessible to the masses. ” (sc)

British designer, Neil Barrett, unveils his new Spring/Sumer 2011 collection. Trained under Miuccia Prada before launching his own label in 1998, Barrett delivered a new collection called “BlackBarrett” in 2007 dedicated to “younger audience.” The “Three Button Cardigan” is a long cardigan that is made of 100% cotton. The slim and sleek cut allow for a seamless silhouette. An accent piece or you can layer under an overcoat. The cardigan can be pre-ordered at Antonioli.

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Rolling Stone writer, Rob Sheffield (he loved Prince’s NJ show the other night), released this gem back in July for lovers of the 80’s and 80’s music. “Talking to Girls About Duran Duran may sound like a dream come true to all the women who she-bopped through the 80s, but at heart it’s the Feminine Mystique that every boy-next-door has been waiting for (and will actually read). It’s something like a prequel to Rob Sheffield’s first, fantastic memoir, Love Is a Mix Tape, taking its cue this time from a musical decade so addictive and eclectic that, as he notes, “every night in your town, you can find a bar somewhere hosting an Awesome 80s Prom Night.” This hilarious and heartfelt collection of coming-of-age vignettes is arguably a much more satisfying way to spend an evening, though, particularly if you have even an ounce of the New Wave obsession that courses through it.”

Available at Amazon.

The Japanese menswear line, Nonnative, shows us there take on the classic hunters tweed jacket. “According to brand director Satoshi Saffen, the brand works closely with each factory to ensure each and every garment is produced in Japan.” The shell is 50% wool, 30% cotton and 20% nylon. The lining is made of 100% cotton. A slim fitting tweed jacket that has snaps on the wrists to unravel the jacket so you may roll the sleeves up. A great detail that allows you to manipulate the piece with different outfits. This is definitely a jacket, you wouldn’t want to wear on top of a hooded sweatshirt. (Rodengray)

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Our Canadian editor pointed us at LayerxLayer a company producing bags and accessories in the U.S.A. Next up in their roster are these work aprons. They feature pencil pockets, rivet reinforcements, and strap adjustments. All their aprons are made from denim grown and woven in the USA. “Strong.” Yep. They’re on Etsy. The aprons should drop shortly.

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Here’s another great gift option from  the John Varvatos Holiday 2010 catalog. While they offer a variety of men’s bags for holidays, the John Varvatos Tote Bag and Messenger bags are the best of the pack with their patchwork leather details. bags features stitching on the handles, adjustable straps, and English pewter buckle closures. Both are strong bag options for the guy in your live looking to step up their bag game while remaining an individual. Well done.

View the full John Varvatos Holiday 2010 catalog online for these and many other gift ideas.

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