There’s been a distinct lack of fashion-speak around here, so we’ll ramp it up in this post. Bright coats are the new dark coats with Adam Kimmel investment purchase coat. Add a pop of colour to your outfit. Then add some filler to the article by listing the details (even though those can be read on the product page which is linked to at the end of the post). If we were mocking menswear blogs more we’d point out the penchant for calling everything handsome and saying what you can wear it with, like you can’t figure that out yourselves. But we’re not, so we won’t. (The Corner)

Junya MAN for Autumn 2011 is coming along nicely. Check this padded vest they worked with the masters at Duvetica. “This fully reversible goose-down padded Gilet features corduroy and tweed panelling as well as the a plaid cotton inner, combining bold styling with all the warmth and protection from the elements you’d expect.” END has them.

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Austria’s Rolf delivers these wood eyeglass frames that stand out for their unique look as well as touch. On the outside of the frame, a thin layer of stone has been applied to give it a natural distressed or corrosive look. We’ve never seen anything like these before. Amazing look.

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It’s getting cold in the Northeast USA. Yes, Autumn is only days away. Prepare now with this beautiful pair of Quoddy Woodsman 10inch boots. They’re not some heritage throwback. These are the real thing as Quoddy has been doing for decades. Full moccasin construction made from Horween Cavalier Leather and 18 0z waxed canvas upper. 10 lacquered eyelets finish off the upper as does the deerskin tongue. Nice.

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A preview of the full-length film from Kris Van Assche… coming soon.

3 shirts in 1! Well, sort of. This micro check number from Adam Kimmel comes with two detachable collars, if you don’t fancy going down the grandad shirt route. Bib front, pearlescent buttons, curved hemline, 100% cotton and Made in Italy. Browns has it.

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A smart camel Mac from French label La Panoplie. The shorter length makes this a little easier to wear than you average Inspector Clouseau style raincoat. Lots of nice touches with this one, leather neck fastening, tartan lining, ‘angled hip hand warmer’ and single vent. Find this over at NumberSix.

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Thanks to lifelounge for pointing us towards this exceptional feat of design and construction by Dutchman Jan Gunneweg. This guy’s ability to create just about anything and everything out of wood is incredible. An industrial designer by trade, he has turned his attention to his homeland’s favourite mode of transport, the bike. Everything with the exception of the tyres are made of wood, an amazing piece.

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To coincide with London Design Week Labour and Wait introduce this range of beautiful brushes and household goods by Turner & Harper. We’ll let them do the explaining “Turner and Harper is a British brand devoted to creating quality crafted products for the home. We create products which nod to tradition, balancing timeless aesthetics with considered material choices. At our core is a fascination with translating the small details that fill our daily lives into products which communicate their quality, function and place.” Find them at Labour and Wait from September 20th.

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Some serious outdoor business on show over at Taylor Supply. An Autumn/Winter 2011 lookbook that will make you want to take to the wilds or, at the very least, go for a long walk in your local park. Either way with these guys you’re guaranteed to look smart whichever you choose.

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