Looking for a unique proper knit sweater? This take by Denmark’s Anderson & Anderson for Amsterdam’s Tenue de Nîmes may work “The heavy navy blue sweater is made from 100% Pure New Wool and comes in a limited run of 24 hand-numbered pieces. The sweaters have the traditional turtle neck and are completely symmetric. They can be worn with no regard to front and rear. The Andersen & Andersen sweater is embellished with a Dutch flag embroidery on the cuff. ” That subtle embroidery keeps it clean.

More looks after the click.

More Brooks England goodness this week. Their latest is their take on the rucksack backpack. “It’s a bona fide big rucksack in terms of volume, but boasts such levels of adjustability on all sides that if travelling light, it will remain tight and snug to the rider’s back… When the straps are crossed as shown above, a level of comfort previously considered unreachable is attained by the wearer, releasing the attention to matters of locomotion instead.

More looks after the click.

“The Trussardi 1911 men’s collection for fall-winter 2011-12 pays homage to the Maison’s origins as an artisan glove manufacturer and celebrates Trussardi’s one hundred years of experience in leather-making. The collection is made exclusively of leather, which was an ambitious challenge for Milan Vukmirovic, who has been the Creative Director of the brand since 2008. Leather-working is the true nature of Trussardi that, in this case, perfectly reproduces th appearance and patterns of the most elaborate fabrics.”

More Autumn/Winter previews for you today.

Sweden’s Denim Demon continues to push Sami inspired workwear with an ever expanding line of denim, shirts, and sweaters. For 2011 they’ve brought in Swedish hip-hop legend Petter (we’ve been fans since the late 90s) as the face of Denim Demon and sourced from Cone Mills. The lookbook was shot by Jens Andersson.

Check out all the Denim Demon Autumn/Winter 2011 looks after the leap.

Our brothers on Highsnob take a full look at the Spring/Summer 2011 from UNIQLO’s +J collection. “Today we get a first full look at the new Uniqlo +J Spring/Summer 2011 Collection, once again designed by Jil Sander. The line gets much more technical than in previous seasons and we especially like the outerwear offering. Of course you also get a nice choice of well cut shirts, knitwear, pants and some accessories. Next to the usual black, white and mud tones, you will also find some color accents in this new collection, which hits stores January 26th.”

View the entire men’s collection from UNIQLO +J Spring/Summer 2011 at Highsnobiety.

Curated keeps on turning us onto stuff, here’s another one:

The Animal Chair collection constitutes a diverse range of species, from mammals to reptiles, and even including insects. Each creation retains the animal’s natural vitality whilst being totally biological accurate in their appearance. This collection is homage to these animals and the whole animal kingdom which inhabits our planet, as an attempt to reflect and capture the beauty of nature in each living thing.

Octopus Book: the Octopus Chair is the first piece of the Animal Chair collection, and it establishes a base and point of departure for the pieces to come.

The Spanish designer will take on lions, wales, and walrus in the near future.

See more over at Curated.

We’ve been fans of WOR for a LONG time. The initial interest remains, and each seasons brings its own quirks. A preview of Autumn 2011 includes “Surf Punks and Street Rats, denim pullovers, WOR Radio, P.O.P. Pier R.I.P, trench coats, logo sweats, colored jean jackets, muscle pants, oversized whatever, never not summer, make waves not war, ocean camoflauge, WET magazine, Indian Burn, loose sweatshirts, overdyed blue jeans, salt water washes, Hawaiian shirts, surf Vietnam, Gantez Warrior, Pacific Coast Highway, the southern hemisphere, the GLSA, WOR Records, beach riots, yeeeaaaaahhhhhhh!!!!” Rick Klotz’s words are too spot on to edit.

More looks at Warriors of Radness Autumn 2011 after the jump.

It’s been a guest blogger heavy week for us and we’re gonna end it with a blog we’ve admired for quite a while, Gingerland. It’s not specifically menswear linked, but we check Sam Alden’s blog consistently for great images and general inspiration. So, with that in mind, we asked him to recreate three shots from some of our most recent features and here’s the results. We’re sure you’ll enjoy looking at them as much as week have.

The other two pictures are after the leap. You can click on each picture to enlarge it.

Here’s something all you bag lovers should be interested in, a Want Les Essentiels bag at a (relatively) affordable price. It’s made from denim instead of leather but it still looks good. Some might even say handsome. (The Corner)

At this point everyone knows the drill with Lanvin footwear, we post ‘em up, you drool over them – it’s a vicious cycle. And, like Diddy, it can’t and won’t stop. Eh eh. (Browns)