A fantastic crew neck sweater from Andersons. If you’re looking for something that’s going to be as functional as it is good looking you can’t go to wrong with this. Based on the model worn by Mallory’s Everest team, this model had to be light but able to retain heat in extreme cold weather. Pure bred Shetland sheep are known for their incredible wool which manages to do just that, as well as being incredibly soft. Knitted by hand, this is made by a small group of specialists in Shetland. What more could you ask for? Superdenim has it.

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You all know the deal with Anderson’s right? Of course you do, it’s belts on belts on belts (confession: we’ve only heard a minute of that song and that was more than enough. We’ll still make clumsy references to it though). They’ve added some new treatments, including the one above in a washed canvas/leather combo.

As usual, the more buttons holds the key to treasures unknown.

Anderson’s has been making fine belts in Parma since 1966. In 2011, they offer a fresh selection of leather goods to London’s Number Six proving a particular knack for woven leathers of spectacular color. The hit for between 55 and 60 quid.

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Belts like this make us want to turn into a fully fledged member of the ‘tuck your shirt in, son’ crew. If you’ve been following this mens blog business for a week, you’ll know all about Anderson’s so there’s no need for us to explain it all over again. Just tuck your shirt in. (Three Threads)

Frenchtrotters works with Italy’s Andersons on a series of exclusive webbed belt color-ways. The leather closure gets a branding hit making it all it’s own. Available now it would seem.

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At this point it’s almost redundant posting up an Anderson’s belt. We say almost because, well, we’re still posting them up. This one is a little different from the ones that’s been around the blogs and ay yah yah, mainly because it’s a braided calf leather. And it’s also a Studio Homme exclusive, so that’s nice. (Studio Homme)

Italy’s Anderson’s works over some belts for Paris’ own Studiohomme shop. The firm’s factory, located in the (in)famous city of Parma, has been in the market since 1966. You’ll find a wide selection of leathers and looks for the gents.

More looks at the Anderson’s Belts for Studiohomme after the click.

High Snob turns us onto news of Pointer’s collaboration with Anderson’s. Pointer are a brand both the HS and SL man can embrace and these belts, made by those Italian belt specialists, are a great example of why. The multicoloured elastic version is great for a super subdued outfit, whilst the canvas version is better for those (slightly) smarter days. (Fuss)

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We know tan woven belts are what’s hot right now, but we prefer our belts just that bit gaudier. This is one of those pieces that look a little crazy when on it’s own, but would slot right into an outfit, especially one of those super toned down chino and oxford ‘fits that are poppin’ on these internetz streets. And it’s only £27.50, which is always a bonus. (Liberty)

Despite all the relatively expensive things we feature here, we’re still pretty cheap at heart. Which is why we love products that can do double duty – like this Anderson’s belt. The tan leather side is for the more subdued times; you can wear it any time of year with minimal fuss. The white side is strictly for when the sun’s out in  full force – any other time and you risk looking a little Jersey Shore. (My Wardrobe)

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