Hamilton 1883 for Autumn 2011 offers a great collection of looks for all. Argyle comes into play as does more takes on plaids. The spilled ink splatter shirt, shown above left, is a strong favorite on this end. The cuts on Hamilton are more fitted than the traditional classic American made shirts. The fit is preferred.

More looks after the click.

Wrangler show us how they mark their territory. Thankfully, they didn’t mark it like animals do.

Not to be outdone by their Paris showing, Perfecto Brand by Schott introduced three new jackets during (capsule) NY. The highlight is the Twin Lakes poplin hooded mountian parka in orange, a 60% cotton 40% nylon shell piece with cotton plaid lining. Additionally, the brand unveiled the T-Bone Bedford Corduroy Asymmetrical Motorycle Jacket and the Woodloch Bedford Corduroy Duffle Coat. The T-Bone is a 100% cotton 9 ounce bedford corduroy in stone with chrome trim and cotton lining, cut with as a slim fitting of the classic Schott Perfecto silhouette. Made of 100% cotton bedford corduroy, the duffle comes in stone with hemp toggles, wood buttons and cowhide trim.

Full looks at all the jackets after the jump.

Curated lets us know about this:

“Istanbul’s naifdesign have produced the Darwin Lamp. With a gorgeous wire frame, the lamp extends up from a graceful bulb before tapering and building up to the light source. All hand made in iron. Available in black or yellow.”

See more over at Curated.

It’s been a long, long, long, long wait but here’s Oi Polloi’s in house brand, Cottonopolis. Details are still thin on the ground but we do know that the range will have Italian knitwear, english made leather belts and a Parka made near their new store (the Thomas St residence).

Take a leap to see co-founder of Oi Polloi (and designer of the range) Nigel Lawson overseeing the parka in production.

Hamilton’s autumn 2011 collection just fell in and it’s only fit and proper that we take a look at it. Like everyone they’ve added a few patterned shirts to their collection although, thankfully, they’re still relatively subtle. Elsewhere is the usual Hamilton goodness and there’s even some spread collars in the mix – perfect for the nu-Ameritalians out there.

Take a leap, see more shots.

The bad news? The Moncler Visvim collaboration is coming to end. We heard it from Hiroki, who said the contract was finished after fall 2011. Of course the contract can be renewed but, as of right now, this is the last of the Moncler V collaboration. The good news? You’ve got a chance to get your hands on some pieces from the last collection, like this oxford shirt. (End)

We love a bit of leopard, especially when it’s applied to our footwear. It can be a bit hit or miss elsewhere but some leopard print on the feet is a timeless classic as far as we’re concerned. You might even call it a staple. So staple out your wardrobe with these chukkas. (LN-CC)

01. Official: Harley-Davidson rolls out new and updated models for 2012

“We now know exactly what to expect from the Harley-Davidson lineup next year. The bike maker plans to roll out two new models: a 10th Anniversary Edition V-Rod and a new Dyna Switchback. The V-Rod will wear special silver paint designed to pay homage to the aluminum bodywork of the original liquid-cooled Harley, and buyers will get to enjoy unique 10th Anniversary V-Rod bags as well.” (autoblog)

02. Behind the Scenes Photos of Weird Al Music Video Shoot

“Robyn Von Swank’s behind the scenes photos from the shoot for Weird Al Yankovic’s Perform This Way music vid” (coudal)

03. Inside DARPA’s secret Afghan spy machine

‘Noah Shachtman at Wired has an exclusive up involving “A secret intelligence program, never-before-revealed… a mad scientist who believes he can change the world…. an ambitious Pentagon official determined to make her mark on the war… deep questions about the strategy in Afghanistan… and an oddball balloon hunt, which (believe it or not) sparked the whole thing.”‘ (boingboing)

04. Rinse Presents: A Visual Retrospective – The Work Of Shaun Bloodworth & Give Up Art (above)

“The collection of photography and design documents the releases and events that relate to Rinse the radio station and the music it has encouraged and played over the previous 17 years. The visual identity that Rinse has developed over the years comes from the collaborative efforts of London-based design studio Give Up Art and photographer Shaun Bloodworth.” (rinsefm)

A simply laptop/slipform shoulder bag from the new Herschel Supply Co. collection. Two zip pockets in the front add extra storage and quick access capacity. Made from sturdy 20oz. canvas. Need Supply has them.

More looks after the click.