We’ve always had a thing for a good liberty print, especially when they’re used in interesting ways. B store put it to good use on these turn ups – they’d be great for the folks who aren’t so sure about floral prints but want to give it a go. (B Store)

Lewis Leathers has been apart of the motorcyle movement for decades. Their custom made jackets and vintage collections make the brand amazing. I was lucky enough to see the brand new “Dominator” horsehide jacket. It is arrving in March and is a great piece that exudes that hardcore motorcycle look with a sense of refinement. The jacket offers a horsehide front/back side with leather sleeves. The welt hand pockets and zipper sleeves make to be a great detail on the jacket. It’s great to see this company make a huge comeback in Japan and the UK. All jackets are available at LewisLeathers.

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We’ve been dedicated to showing pieces of Vibskov you can wear for a while now and here’s another piece to add to the locker. Fair enough, the patterns a little flavourful, but there’s no reason you couldn’t wear these with a pair of chinos not look over the top. (Azita)

The square insert on this mini-striped shirt from PAM may seen like an add-on to some, but it speaks volumes in terms of the form of the cut. Clearly not everyone will be able to wear this perfectly, but we bet that this little detail is a rare find in your collection. Goodhood has them.

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We previewed a few pieces from NY’s Rochambeau Autumn 2011 collection that have been shown to buyers. Today, we offer a strong look at their presentation at The Standard NY for NYFW. Again, this is a progressive push that does not pull from that current heavy trends. This collection stands with the likes of those looking for a fresh take.

Photography: Jacob Breinholt for Selectism.

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Here’s a look at the Autumn 2011 offering from Hiroshi Awai’s CREEP line. The collection builds off of strong Japanese inspired North Americana classic looks. Clearly the take is progressive and fit for the modern way.  Striped abound across toggle coats and shirts. The shawl collar knit on the upper left is a strong piece as well.

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These two watches from Timex for Club Monaco are simple and well done. Available in a white or off-white face with black or brown straps respectively, the watches offer the bare essentials of timepieces with only a slight mark-up in cost. Clearly solid offerings from Timex. Available through most Club Monaco locations and Browns in the U.K.

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The nano-universe line for Spring 2011 delivers some leather shirts for your wearing pleasure. Choose from black, beige, and oxblood tanned leathers. Something for everyone, it would seem.

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Celebrating the debut of the F1 Grand Prix in India, watch maker Hublot delivers a the “F1 King Power” Watch in an edition of 200 unit. “Sporting the famous F1 logo and colours of the Indian flag on its dial and bracelet, the F1 King Power India features several unique aspects made from an array of high-tech materials directly inspired by Formula 1 (some of which have never before been used in watchmaking) such as a ceramic bezel with a circular-grained satin finish adorned with multiple holes to represent a high performance brake disk, a strap made from rubber and Nomex…”

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Following up on our NYFW presentation shots comes this video from BESPOKEN for Autumn 2011.