Heads have been spinning in our comments around leather wallets. To make matters even more interesting, we offer the Elliot hand-stitched wallet from Forestbound. Not much to say that can be seen: simple one snap closure leather numbers. Holds your cards, cash and you can probably hide a spliff in there as well. Worth a look. They’re $30. Well priced.

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The Hixsept Plural Jacket comes in a rich shade of honey brown and is a perfect for the season with its navy corduroy collar and waxed finish. Check the hit on the inside collar. Try it on locally or find it at Por Vocacao.

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No Brow, the illustration magazine, has just released their latest issue. Launched to change how people perceived illustration, they’ve raised the page count (now at 128) and made a double flip-cover. In the words of Mr Sean Carter, what else can they say-ayyyy?

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At this point, we’re all out of flower based puns. If anything, it’s a blessing in disguise, we’re sure you’ve seen ‘in bloom’ more times than you care to remember. We bring this up because there’s more than few petals in Soulland’s latest collection, as well as lightweight macs and the continuation of their collaboration with UK based House of Billiam.

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The Killim Project is A Kind of Guise’s latest venture. The German brand trekked to the middle east two years and bought a shedload of carpets, which must’ve been a nightmare to take back. From this collection they’ve created a small range of 100 bags, which are all handmade in their studio. They’ve even avoided the rope handles often used in duffle bags, so they won’t be digging into your shoulder blades. They’re available at the end of this month so be sure to check their website.

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Seasonally proper, the Jack Spade Nestor Cigarette scarf reminds me of the classic work sock pattern that lumberjacks enjoyed. Truth is, the scarf is more than proper for almost all. Buy it as a gift or enjoy it for yourself. Park & Bond has it.

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Ever wanted to turn your favourite item of clothing into a lamp? No? Well now you can, with this Droog clothes hanger lamp. We’re not sure how well it will work if you’re favoured piece is a heavy knit cardigan but we’re sure the light will shine through items like shirts and so on. And why would you want to turn clothing into a makeshift lamp? If you have to ask you’ll never know. (Nest)

Highsnobiety takes a look at the Carhartt collection for uniform experiment. “After having released in September in Japan, the Carhartt x uniform experiment Capsule Collection will see a select global release this week. The collection consists of a new take on a Carhartt hunting coat, The Acrylic watch beanie, the Bronco pant, the Double knee pant and the Carhartt vest. Each piece comes with a series of nice details added by the Japanese brand, including prints, special materials and more.”

Franki Chan is profiled in the new Generic Surplus Holiday 2011 video. Featured in the video are the Generic Surplus Ledger Mid shoes.

New from the Schott NYC lines comes this special make-up vintaged motorcycle jacket for Restoration Hardware. Coming in at $650, the cafe racer comes in black and brown and is produced at Schott’s factory in Elizabeth, NJ. Features the slim fit look and authentic talon zippers first found on the Schott jacket of the 1920’s. Nice box as well.

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