Assembly are going full throttle with their in house line. According to H&C, they focused on ‘the effects of time, hunting and gathering and utility based clothing required for such living’. Which is nice. What matters to us is that they’ve made some handsome pieces, like this chunky cardigan that’s worth the leap to see the close up shots. (Hunting & Collecting)

189 points us at this film from eyewear maker, Persol, that reminds all that their production process is as cool as any bootmaker’s handiwork. Find out how your Persol frames are made via this video short. The trend is video.

Taschen have just released 4 Cities, the entire collection of their travel guides. Compiling12 books and focusing on, you guessed it, 4 cities, which are London, New York, Paris and Berlin. We’re pretty close to at least 3 of those 4 cities, with editors in London, New York and our HQ in Berlin (we refuse to call them towers). Some tips might be a little obvious, but it’s always nice to have a list of things to visit when in a new city. Especially when you inevitably end up not seeing half of them. Coming November 22. Available from Amazon.

See some spreads after the leap.

ASVOF points us at a new exhibition of G.G. Allin’s illustrations being shown at the Cordalunga venus in Vittorio Veneta, Italy. The exhibition, set to open on October 28, also kicks off the launch of Pizza Magazine’s issue featuring Allin’s work.” On the occasion of the exhibition will be presented the third issue of Pizza Magazine, which features on the cover and in a twelve pages special “Jesus”, a project by Nico Vascellari inspired by the personalities of GG Allin and Klaus Kinski, currently exhibited at Museo Maga after having been shown at Marina Abramovic Institute in S.Francisco (august 2010) and Pinchuk Art Centre in Kiev (october 2010).” 100 copies of the limited version of Pizza will be on sale at the opening.

At this point, some readers will either explore the man or decide to leave this very page based on the post above.

The exhibition runs through November 24.

We love a bit of Schneider here. And why wouldn’t we? It’s well done, unfussy pieces that we’d happily fight a donkey for. Don’t ask us why we’d fight a donkey for a jacket, we just would. Especially when it’s a jacket as handsome as this one. (South Willard)

In the why the hell not category of goods: Post-It notes looks to have worked with Pa Design on some sticky note wristwatches. A great idea especially for those who need a solid reminder on their body. Effective for some. Comes in a stack of 100 notes. Fubiz brings us the news.

More looks after the click.

Those purveyors of elegance and excellence E. Tautz have collaborated with another elegance specialist in John Lobb. Made for Wallpaper’s ‘Handmade’ issue, it’s one of those collaborations we’re surprised hasn’t been made earlier. Costing £795, they’re available from the John Lobb store on 88 Jermyn Street. They also come with specially made shoe trees – and considering the price, they bloody well should do.

A quick recap on a collection we missed to mention last week. Luckily for us, the boys at Highsnob took caree of it and bring the full lookbook to your attention. The co-brand collection is a reboot of classic materials and patterns from Versace’s last few decades. Materials in the reboot/collaborative collection, at times, look as though they should have been delivered a few years earlier when the fashion hounds were snapping up these look in vintage shops and eBay. We will give them the benefit of a fresh start though. Not for everyone, but for a select view that have personal confidence in their style work it.

Many more looks at the Versace for H&M Men’s Collection on Highsnobiety.

Protect the neckwear on your next voyage with the collaborative travel case from Mooes & Giles and Pierrepont Hicks. Titan Toffee leather on the exterior comes from  Moore and Giles while the imported UK silk was supplied from the Pierrepont Hicks end of things. Well done. Sets you back $185 from www.mooreandgiles.com or www.pierreponthicks.com.

More looks after the click.

After a few preview, we now have a full look at the Outlier Autumn 2011 collection of active day wear for the gents. “In a Technical Nature” is the name given to the collection that mixes a variety of fabrics into their activewear. Wools bonded to fleece and water tight cottons are only the start of what you can expect from the Outlier collection.

More looks after the click.