Ah yes, The Generic Man returns with a collection slightly larger than past collection. The West Coast based brand stands proud with it’s old silhouettes by mixing up the finish and color while retaining some carryover SKU’s including the Savant, Tuxman,  Academy, and the Tuxman, of course. “All generic man footwear is crafted using the finest Italian materials, handmade in Portugal.” Dig through these photo and look for more colors and styles once they land in stores.

Many more looks from The Generic Man Spring/Summer 2010 collection of men’s shoes after the click.

I have never been one to proclaim love for the more commercial friendly of luxury brands but when Japan’s Openers shoots phot of their favorite Gucci shoes from their Tokyo flagship, I have to pay attention. The photos – beautiful. The shoes – beautiful. While they may not be my first choice, I am sure there is an individual who will be compelled to hunt these down.

More looks at the Gucci Shoes as features on Openers after the click.

Italy’s Sergio Rossi continues to output a collection of footwear for the men’s market. Their 2010 Spring/Summer collection is an abundant one, that covers the formal to the casual. Expect well made footwear which offers looks that complement most looks while offering a common alternative to many of shoes on the store shelves today.

Many more looks at the Sergio Rossi Footwear Spring/Summer 2010 after the click.

With Jason on some form of an English holiday, I have to fill in some space by covering those British shops and brands dropping goods (believe it or not) during this holiday week. Check these Arrow Moccasin in Crepe. Oi Polloi has them. One recommendation, move on them quick because Winter 2010 is almost here and these may not serve you during the cold months. They’re made in the USA. Take that England.

More looks at the Arrow Moccasin in Crepe after the click.

A new fresh pair of shoes from Kitsuné made with a little help from Pierre Hardy. As Highsnobiety puts it, “For Spring/Summer 2010 the French fashion and music duo, Kitsuné, continues to work with shoe maker Pierre Hardy. For next season they chose to go with a low cut suede leather shoe. It comes in a classic light beige tone, perfectly matching the golf inspired Kitsuné Spring/Summer 2010 Collection.” Avaialble now through Colette Paris.

More looks at the Pierre Hardy for Kitsuné Shoes after the click.

Here’s a quick look at what to expect in terms of footwear from the Folk line for Spring/Summer 2010. Many of these looks have been seen prior but a little warm up won’t hurt. A nice modern mix of looks that should suit a variety of individuals.

More looks at the Folk Spring/Summer 2010 Footwear after the click.

Japan’s Foot the Coacher delivers a set of ultra warm winter mid top shoes. The best feature is the ankle strap that assists in keep the winter elements from slipping into your socks and liner. Don’t you hate that? If you’re not into fur, stay away from these as they do come lined. Just putting it out there. (museumark)

More looks at the Foot The Coacher Arctic Shoes after the click.

Steven Alan has stock on two classic oxford models from Quoddy. “Our classic four-eyelet oxford. Chromexel or Grizzly leather upper, glove leather lining, and Quoddy moccasin construction combine to cradle your foot in a hammock of comfort.” Handmade in the  U.S. of A. Get them for around 288$US.

More looks at the Quoddy Maliseet Oxford Shoes after the click.

FRAME has a great piece up discussing the first pop-up shop build out by Dr. Martens in London. ”Gypframe shelving, industrial PVC curtains, construction-site lighting, metal-grid lockers, shrink-wrap and stencilled signage all belong to the warehouse vernacular in this Dr Martens pop-up store in London… The interior of the first Dr. Martens pop-up store resembles that of a warehouse, a building type that’s been used for temporary retail spaces before  In this case, however, it refers to Doc Martens’ brand identity, says Philip Handford, creative director of design firm Campaign.”

More looks at the Dr. Martens’ Pop-Up Shop by Campaign after the click.

When we caught a view of these at Beams in Tokyo recently, we knew that the bottom had not hit yet for the boat market. Beams teamed with Atlantic Works on this proper green boat shoe from Atlantic Works. The shoe is a solid build made with tough as nails leather (probably Horween). The distinct look of the sole is a selling point. (beams)

More looks at the Atlantic Works 4 Eyelet Boat Shoe after the click.