Company of We promotes their Autumn 2010 collection through some lookbook views. The menswear line brings casual fashions which to not stray to off the mark from the modern trend movement. It’s a safe collection and worthy of a look.

More looks at the Company of We Autumn/Winter 2010 after the click.

Those Band of Outsiders sweat shorts did not go over so well with all readers (but then again, what does?). To fill that gap and pricepoint, we point you at these Troy Lounge Shorts from Company of We which just landed in our inbox. The 100% soft cotton sweat shorts come in at 114$ which may still rattle some.

More looks at the Company of We Troy Lounge Shorts after the click.

Fashionisto profile the Company of We line for Spring 2010. “Commissioning photographer David Byun for their spring 2010 lookbook, Company of We turns out another fantastical outing with the help of art director Nicholas Bullock and stylist Diego. Casting Tim Bryan, Joe Choi, Trent Kendrick and Wilhelmina’s Taylor, Company of We delivers an occult showing of their spring range. With its participants shaping up to be the perfect scholars, the season is kicked off with a casual spin on tailored blazers and cardigans.”

More looks from the Company of We Spring 2010 after the click.

Step up your herringbone game with this piece from Company of We. The cashmere wool herringbone tweed features peak lapels, ribbed knit cuffs,double breasted, front flap pockets, ticket pocket, and comes fully lined. The best part is that if you order between now and the end of November, they’ll give 20% back to your charity of choice. “This year we are working with the NoH8 Campaign, Unicef, and Kiva, because these organizations are constant crusaders for true democratic luxury. 250$US does it.

More looks at the Company of We Captain Leisure Jacket after the click.

NY Mag believes that “Company of We Are Menswear’s Newest Design Darlings.” That headline caught us. It’s a fairly large statement from the NY metro staple. So when they’re people hit us up recently we though it would be proper for a look. ”Helmed by Jayzel Samonte (a writer) and Christopher Crawford (of Christopher Deane and Sophia Eugene), the line’s ultimate goal is to offer well-crafted clothes to guys who ‘aren’t about to drop $700 for a pair of shorts,’ as Crawford puts it. And the prices are more than reasonable for the structured blazers, soft knits, and graphic tees, with most clocking in under $100 (blazers being the most expensive at the $200 to $300 mark). The duo forged their alliance despite Samonte’s qualms about working with clothes.”  We call it recession friendly fashion.

More looks at the Company of We Autumn/Winter 2009 preview after the jump.