Dunhill has been making garments for years and have always been one of the best luxury menswear brands. This season they bring the classic collar crew sweater. The horizontal detailing and lightweight construction make for the perfect spring shirt. The fabric consists of 51% linen and 49% cotton and is all crafted in Italy. Fwd has them.

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Quoc Pham shows us one of his recent takes on the classic touring shoe. The shoe offers a a hand lasted rubber sole with all natural leather upppers. The shoe is completely wind resistant and should be purchased snug since the leather will expand as your break them in. The shoe comes in three colorways: black, tan and brown and Mission Workshop has them.

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Japanese leather company, Roberu, shows us one piece from their new collection. The company makes and distributes many leather accessories from camera cases to leather totes the company makes some amazing pieces. The gentleman at Union offer their new adjustable bracelets in tan and black with a silver stud closure.

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Here’s a look at the Autumn/Winter 2011 offering from Won Hundreds. The coming season “sees the brand turning to fitted classic simplistic silhouettes – tapered in luxe yet comfortable contemporary colours and fabrics its all abut rolling with your tribe as individuals and setting the scene not slotting into it …”

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More linen pants for the Summer. Things are getting serious. “These linen three-quarter length trousers feature black velvet sequins, embroidered and patchwork grey detailing across the front. Includes four pockets, one button down wallet pocket on the back left and a zippered fly.” The matching side bag allows for storage of granola or pellets for your musket. LLCC has these. Go forward.

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Pulled this look from Modeman. This Carin Wester backpack is wooly proper for Autumn 2011. Leather straps secure it to your back. The white fur gives it a unique look. Wear it with your Sasquatch Band of Outsiders chukkas.

OAK comes through with an oversized hood on their latest zip-up for the guys (and girls if they feel). The dark olive hoodie features ribbed sleeves and a hood long enough to allow you entrance to a Sun O))))) show. Serious business.

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Tender, a lifestyle collection from Somerset, England shows us their approach on the processes of leather tanning.”Tenders belts are cut from oak bark leather and tanned in east devon on the banks of the river Coly where leather has been made by largely unchanged methods since roman times. This traditional oak bark tannage takes up to 18 months.” With a strong attention to detail, Tender hand cuts and stitches each piece. Unionmade has them.

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Spoon & Tamago lets us know about the Yusuhara Wooden Bridge Museum. Created by Kengo Kuma & Associates, it’s based in Kochi Prefecture, Japan. We don’t know much about it, but we know it looks great.

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Following up on the Mjolk video shown recently, we bring you styled looks from their forthcoming Autumn/Winter 2011 collection. The collection features some of the more interesting knits for the season. While slightly oversized, they fall “flat” on the body, like many of the collection’s tops (standouts shown above). Trousers run the range with drop crotch and fitted looks that should work for most. (cqc)

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