There is no shortage of quality canvas sneakers. Still, that hasn’t stopped two well known American brands from getting together to make a few more.

Keds, makers of the “Original Sneaker,” have produce a quartet of shoes for mega-retailer GAP. The color choices are reflections of GAP’s Autumn palette. The material choices, too, draw from GAP, and the whole set up works to give the collaboration just enough character to separate slightly from like wares.

Available exclusively from GAP.

More images of the collaborative canvas shoe follow.

GQ breaks out some preview looks at the GAP Autumn 2010 collection for men. “Yesterday, we stopped by Gap’s Fall 2010 preview where designer Patrick Robinson presented the store’s upcoming line of tailored pants, perfect khaki duffel coats, and slim shawl-collared cardigans. Here are a couple of our favorite looks. Another thing that caught our ear while chatting with Patrick before the presentation was that the only state in the U.S. without a Gap store is Wyoming.”

More macro looks at the Gap Men Autumn 2010 Preview after the click.

PSFK reports on the latest in pop-up retail from Pantone. Following up on their successful outing with Uniqlo, Pantone has teamed with Gap on a Pop-Up shop adjacent to Gap’s flagship at 54th and 5th in NYC.  Pantone has also issued a t-shirt in Mimosa (14-0848), Pantone’s 2009 color of the year. “Pantone describes the color as having seven characteristics, optimistic, hopeful, reassuring, warm, cheerful, radiant, and versatile which they feel are the most relevant to the next twelve months.” Mimosa is not the only hue available through Gap, though the Mimosa color t-shirt will be exclusive to the pop-up shop, which is open through February 8th.

More views from the Gap/Pantone Pop-Up Store New York City after the jump.

It’s hard for us to bad mouth any attempt to get folks on a bicycle. This holiday season GAP has worked with Electra to produce a limited cruiser. The color-scheme is a little UNC for us, but a good thought is a good thought. The bike comes in both adult and kids sizes, and at an affordable price point.

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.

Colette does not stop being in the news these days. After presenting you the Colette x Gap products, the artist series t-shirts and of course the newly renovated Colette Paris store, we show you today the Incase x Kuntzel + Deygas iPhone 3G case, which was once again branded with the Colette x Gap artwork. Via Miss Colette.

The case is now available at Colette and as of beginning of September at the Colette x Gap pop-up store.

More images after the jump.

We give you a first look at some of the exclusive product that was made especially for the Colette x Gap concept store that will be opening its doors in New York in September.

You will see limited edition collaborative product with the likes of Oakley, Uslu Airlines, Moncler and artist Andre, Gap t-shirts with artist prints and much more. The product will be available only at the Colette x Gap pop-up store and at the newly renovated Colette Paris store, that that opened its doors again today.

Now head on after the jump you have a look at the first product coming for the Colette x Gap store.

Also this partnership we have already announced. Finally Colette will come to New York City (well, for a little while at least) thanks to Gap. Below all the details on the roll-out of this project.

"Gap has commissioned renowned Paris boutique colette to create a special one-month installation in Gap’s rotating concept store adjacent to the New York City flagship store at 54th and 5th Avenue. The collete x GAP store will be open from « September 6 through October 5, 2008. This exciting endeavor marks the first colette store in the United States, making the brand’s sought-after items available to U.S. consumers for the first time ever. Similar to the Parisian store, colette x GAP store will offer a mix of hard-to-find products from around the world and cater to an ever-evolving mix of genres and tastes alike."

Something to look out for!

Pierre Hardy is making the rounds. We first reported about his Serie.4 collaboration with Kitsune at Colette. Now men.style fills us in with details of Hardy’s latest work for Gap. "The mini-collection will include only a black leather combat boot and a taupe desert boot. They’re minimal classics from a master of hyperbole—and luckily enough, at decidedly minimal prices." Look for them in "select" Gap stores on September 15th.

Building on its long history of supporting the arts, today Gap introduced Artist Editions T-Shirts, a limited edition collection of t-shirts designed by 13 of today’s most influential contemporary artists, including Chuck Close, Jeff Koons, Marilyn Minter, Kiki Smith, Cai Guo-Qiang, Barbara Kruger, Ashley Bickerton, Kenny Scharf, Glenn Ligon, Rirkrit Tiravanija, Kerry James Marshall, Hanna Liden and Sarah Sze.

Gap worked in close partnership with the Whitney Museum of American Art and Art Production Fund to create the collection with the 13 artists, who are all previous Whitney Biennial participants. The Whitney Biennial is a special exhibition held every two years at the Whitney Museum of American Art that features the most important contemporary art in the United States. Gap is a proud sponsor of the 2008 Whitney Biennial.  

The limited edition collection is available exclusively at select Gap stores in the U.S., Canada, the U.K. and franchise markets, as well as online in the U.S. at gap.com. It’s also available at the Whitney Museum of American Art, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, the Museum of Contemporary Art Los Angeles, the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis and at Colette, a Paris-based boutique. The t-shirts range in price from $28 to $38.

Check out the other t-shirts after the jump.