Our big brother site showcased Soulland’s presentation a few days ago, but here’s a closer look at a couple of pieces from the collection. Carrying on from their SS11 collection, they’re focusing on the smaller details, be it a shirt collar or the cuffing on a varsity jacket.

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Here’s a preview look at SNS Herning’s upcoming collection (Dag is modelling a new one in the above shot, where we’ve unfairly cut his head off the shot). Showing in a separate showroom, away from the hustle and bustle of Paris during fashion week. They’ve introduced some new colourways (you’ll be able to spot them if you look hard enough) and added some intricate patterns to show off their skills with the needle.

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Here’s a short and snappy look at Scottish label D.S Dundee’s newest collection. As you can see, it looks just as good as always, with all the essentials that’ll keep a man’s wardrobe ticking over next autumn.

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While at (capsule) NY, we chatted with Garbstore’s Ian Paley about the underlying themes of his Autumn/Winter 2011. Particularly impressive are the English made knits.

Stills of our favorite pieces after the jump.

It’s showtime and here’s a small look at some of these shows we’ve liked. The Jil Sander show was one of our favourites and these looks showcase why. We know it’s deeply fashionable to not care about fashion but we’ve always been about the ‘everything in moderation’ policy when it comes to the different sectors of menswear. (Style.com)

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More Autumn/Winter previews for you today.

Sweden’s Denim Demon continues to push Sami inspired workwear with an ever expanding line of denim, shirts, and sweaters. For 2011 they’ve brought in Swedish hip-hop legend Petter (we’ve been fans since the late 90s) as the face of Denim Demon and sourced from Cone Mills. The lookbook was shot by Jens Andersson.

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Here’s another label we’ve been liking. Soulland just released their latest lookbook and, despite the fact that these will be all over the internet in the next few hours, we had to put these up. They’ve been especially busy lately, launching a store in Copenhagen. Taking influence from the American civil war, specifically the uniforms the soldiers wore and added it to their collection. At this point in time, it’s nice to see an Americana influence in a collection that doesn’t end up being a torrent of dullness.

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