SEH Kelly are about to release their first half of their AW11 products. And when we say about, we mean it’ll be available tomorrow. So start your trigger finger training, you’ll need it when these arrive. As for the clothes themselves, they’re very SEH Kelly – and we mean that in the nicest way – pared down, minimal – all those buzzwords. The sort of stuff that you need and want and you’ll be able to avoid the workwear-chic look that’s prevalent right now.

See what we’re talking about after the leap.

You’ve probably seen this about town but, in the words of someone we’re scared of, we likes it and we wants it. They’ve added shoes for the first time and the Anthem varsity jacket makes a welcome return. And if that’s not up your alley, there’s some space age imagery after the leap.

You’ve probably seen this around other blogs already but we had to put these up ourselves. We just can’t resist some sexy knitwear and SNS Herning always delivers.

Take a leap to get wooly with it.

After a short hiatus, Narrative returns with their autumn collection. Entitled ‘lumiere noire’ it’s a dark affair, which should be a nice contrast for you forward looking fellas with your Obama denim. They use some great leathers, including Horse, Kudu, Cordovan and Vacchetta. It’s a shoeists dream and peta’s nightmare. We especially like the reworked wallaby, mainly because we’ve never really been fans of the soles on the original.

Take a leap to see the rest of the collection after the leap.

Hamilton’s autumn 2011 collection just fell in and it’s only fit and proper that we take a look at it. Like everyone they’ve added a few patterned shirts to their collection although, thankfully, they’re still relatively subtle. Elsewhere is the usual Hamilton goodness and there’s even some spread collars in the mix – perfect for the nu-Ameritalians out there.

Take a leap, see more shots.

The Brothers Burkman have been cutting up a storm recently, gaining plenty of new fans in Europe – including the likes of Dover Street Market, Liberty & L’Eclaireur – and they’ve just released these illustrated images to show off this collection. Illustrated by Michael Sanderson, they’re a great way to add life to a collection. There’s only so many pictures of dead eyed surly models in the woods we can take.

Haven’t found a bag that tickles your tweed desires yet? Look no further than new brand Cherchbi, who’ll be launching this autumn. The entire range is made in Britain and they’ve even managed to copyright their own tweed, named Herwyck No.10, for the label. The tweed’s waterproof and there’s 13 styles in the collection in total. Perfect for the folks who like a bit of tweed but don’t want to look like they’re about to go hunting.

New collection time! So you should sound the horns, start a drumroll and run outside, screaming at anyone passing by in sheer unadulterated joy. Or you can just read this, one of the two. YMC have just released images of their AW11 collection which is rather trendtastic. We’re fans of the women’s collection – maybe even more than the men’s – so you can see that as well after the leap.

Porhomme turns us onto Uniqlo’s latest lookbook. Uniqlo looks to have fallen behind in recent times, overtaken by the mass of brands making chinos and oxfords that bit better than Uniqlo makes them. Has Stella got her groove back? See for yourself after the leap.

The unofficial trainer of choice for one member of staff here at SL, here’s a look at Springcourt’s Autumn/winter 2011 collection. As usual, we like it, but, as usual, we like pairs from the women’s line. In fact we like them so much that we’ve decided to just post them up anyway.

Take a leap to see them all.