Rock some classical nautical with these two scarves from Portland, Maine’s Rogues Gallery. The Spiritism and Black Freighter scarves well around the neck or in the back pocket to keep you dry during those long summer rock festivals. Get them now from Blackbird for 58$US.

More detailed views of the Rogues Gallery Scarves after the jump.

Here’s a big one from the Jil Sander line. A hefty tote bag made from canvas and treated with lether trim on the handles straps and beyond. Set at a price that’s not for the faint of heart – 975$US – this tote will hopefully hold us as long as it takes for you to pay it off. Available now from AR.

More views of the Jil Sander Tote Bag after the jump.

We covered the Quinny by Henrik Vibskov collection a while back but wanted to bring attention back to the “Mad Print” umbrella. It has a crazy bold pattern on it which stand out amongst the boring old black variety. It will set you back a few bucks though, but at least you’ll be unique. Available now from V Store.

More views of the Quinny by Henrik Vibskov Mad Print Umbrella after the jump.

Another nice travel/holdall/whatever bag from the good people at Barbour. We would have packed this baby silly for Las Vegas this week if we had one (it’s been ordered), but we’ll have to deal with second best. We love the check lining inside the bag and the inner zip compartment for the private stash. You cannot beat the leather finish on this bag. Get it now from Oi Polloi – from the land of  the Stone Roses. Respect.

More detailed looks of the Barbour Leather Travel Explorer Bag after the jump.

I’m obsessed with flat wallets. Keeping my cards (not my money) to a minimum inside my pocket is key. Bulky wallets that carry more than a women’s purse is something I avoid, so when Braithwaite sent over their sheaf style “Sunrise” wallet, I was pleased to put it through the back pocket ringer. Above is a photo I took of the “Sunrise” before use. The “satchel” leather is soft and plain but with time, will patina nicely into a deeper dark shade. The  build of the “Sunrise” allows for it house cards the long way – which keeps them flat, snug, and safe beneath the magnetic closure. Throw in the Kevlar thread that sews it all together and you have a solid quality wallet option.

View the inside of the Braithwaite “The Sunrise” Wallet after the jump.