This blazer from Creep is perfect for guys like myself who hate to iron (the corner laundro does a much better job). “100% wool three-button blazer with soft, rumpled texture. With its casual exterior pockets and one-of-a-kind fabric, this slim suit jacket’s disheveled charm makes it easy to wear with the old shirt you picked up off the floor this morning.” (blackbird)

More looks at the Creep Wool Creased Jacket after the jump.

New looks have arrived from Canada’s Creep line. As we mentioned with our Spring/Summer looks, the line made its way to Canada via Japan and looks to pull from the American workwear heritage. Looks for Autumn/Winter take this North American influence and re-fresh it for the modern man. Check the khakis with check print on the front – not to be confused with chaps.

Select views from the Creep Autumn/Winter 2009 men’s collection after the jump.

Founded in 1997 in Osaka Japan, Creep’s Men’s line moved into the hands of Toronto based Hiroshi Awai’s hands. The new creative direction brought a Japanese aesthetic to North America shores – a perfect place to consider development of an American workwear inspired line. Check these views from CReep’s Spring/Summer 2009 collection.

More views from the Creep Spring/Summer 2009 after the jump.