Forgive us, we’re a day late and a dollar short with this one. We first heard this on the twitter grapevine and assumed someone, anyone, would be blogging about it. Turns out no one did, so we thought we’d get in on it.

The father/son duo Casely-Hayford, who’ve been exciting bloggers with their mainline and shoe collection, are working on a collaboration with UK-based department store John Lewis. It’s a little surprising, given John Lewis’ reputation as being a little fusty and old school and the Hayford’s reputation for subverting the fusty and old school.  Whatever the end result, it’s sure to be an interesting one.

Grenson and Albam seem like two brands destined for each other, so it’s only natural that they have collaborated on a range of shoes. The collection features a pair of tan leather desert boots, brown brogues and a pair of oxfords.The chukka style desert boots are available now and the rest of the collection will be available soon.

Check after the jump for the rest of the collection.

While other brands seek to collaborate for gains, Edifice collaborate out of love for a brand. Take their collaboration with Trickers, the classic English shoemakers who are famed for their hand made shoes. Not many companies would think of collaborating with such a company, but Edifice did and the outcome is the perfect mix of the new and the old. Like most Edifice clothing, stockists on the Western side of the world will be hard to come by.

After recently showing you the Lacoste for Beauty & Youth collaboration cardigans, we give you a look today at another nice collaboration by the United Arrows label. 

This time they got together with New York brand Steven Alan. Steven Alan is well known for its shirts and that’s exactly what they worked on. They created one large plaid shirt and one more refined check shirt, both available now.

After the jump a closer look at the Steven Alan for Beauty & Youth shirts.

We already loved the low version of the Journal Standard and Danassa Deck Shoe collaboration and we almost like the mid version more, now that we see it.

The upper comes in premium suede, a gum or white sole, depending on the colorway. You can go for something more classic in the range, such as navy or brown, or something that pops, like the red colorway. We could not think of a more perfect Fall shoe.

Overall Journal Standard offers them in seven colorways, so choice should not be an issue.

Have a look at the entire line-up of Journal Standard x Danassa Deck Shoe Mid’s after the jump.

Yet another interesting collaboration has come out as part of the colette x Gap concept pop-up store in New York. The two worked with Kangol on the Peebles Cap. In true Gap fashion, the cap comes covered in their signature grey fleece and with colette blue Kangol logo. 

The colette x Gap x Kangol Peebles Cap is now available in the colette online store for reasonable 36 euros.

More detailed images follow after the jump.

In an unusual collaboration we can present you today the Quinny By Henrik Vibskov collection. The Danish designer has gotten together with the baby supply company and added his colorful patterns to a variety of pieces, including diaper bags, strollers, wipes and more. The collection also includes pieces for adults such as aponcho, sunglasses and an umbrella. 

It was about time that something happened in this market and now you have a new way of fitting out your kid and yourself!

More images of the Quinny By Henrik Vibskov collection follow after the jump.

The signature grey jersey has become an emblem for Gap and thus Colette has commissioned several french brands to create their classics using the grey fleece.

The latest one to be released is the Longchamp Pliage Bag, an all-time classic. The Colette x Gap x Longchamp Pliage bag is now available in the Colette online store for 90 Euros.

A custom logo of the Colette x Gap collection has been placed inside the bag. Check that out after the jump.

Having you presented previous collaborations between Japan’s Victim and Schott this season, here comes yet another piece out of this interesting partnership.

After presenting Melton Wool vets and military jackets, here come now yet another classic – the Wool P-Coat. It comes in grey and black and features very nice leather details on the pockets and the cuffs. The leather gives the jacket a visual upgrade, without overly changing this all-time classic.

The Victim x Schott Wool P-Coat is now available at Unbar.

More detailed images follow after the jump.

Having you presented previous collaborations between Japan’s Victim and Schott this season, here comes yet another piece out of this interesting partnership.

After presenting Melton Wool vets and military jackets, here come now yet another classic – the Wool P-Coat. It comes in grey and black and features very nice leather details on the pockets and the cuffs. The leather gives the jacket a visual upgrade, without overly changing this all-time classic.

The Victim x Schott Wool P-Coat is now available at Unbar.

More detailed images follow after the jump.