Still can’t get enough chambray? here’s another shirt you can add to the team. The most obvious difference between this and most chambray shirts is the fact that it’s a pullover version, which gives it a nice, if not earth shaking, twist. The second one is the club collar (although Our Legacy got there first). The pockets are a little western, but not overbearingly so. After the Japan-fest today, you’ll be glad to know you won’t need a proxy for this one. (Coggles)

Get a close up look after the leap.

Before anyone starts, we know we’ve been featuring a shedload of shawl collar cardigans lately. We’ll cut back from now on – we’ll only post them once a week, every week without fail. At least we’re not featuring one label over and over again eh?

As far as specifics go, this cardi is the usual high quality you’d expect from the Japanese brand – fine detailing, coroza nut buttons, the whole shebang. And more importantly, that shade of green would work very well with tan cords (like these Uniqlo ones). (Oki-Ni)

Detailed shots are after that leap.

We’ve made this point several times but just to be clear we’ll make it again – we don’t approve of the styling on Matches. Another sale piece today and this one is a ridiculous saving. Down to £155 (from £525), it’s such a good deal we were tempted to keep it to ourselves. But because we’re good people (and because it’s not available in our size) we’ve decided to share it. Get it from Matches (be quick though).

The article makes it two sale pieces already. And it’s only just turned lunchtime (if you’re UK based). Despite all appearances, we’re actually a bunch of tightwads. While we do recommend you buy some pieces from your local boutique during normal season, we also understand that you’ve got funds to look after and you can’t spend all of it on clothes. So that’s why this Haversack blazer is such a good deal. Given that it’s a pretty heavy wool we’d probably buy this as a keeper for autumn. It’s still not H&M cheap, but it’s an amazing deal for the quality of product. Get it from Oki-Ni.

The college professor look is one that’s gaining ground due to the amount of clear glasses, bow ties and wool blazers available lately. This Haversack blazer would be a perfect finishing touch to an academia look, or just a smart alternative for days when you can’t be bothered with pea coats or trenches. The silver buttons and slim cut give it a modernity and stop you from looking like you’ve stolen your outfit from your college professors wardrobe. Get it from Matches.

If it’s getting real cold where you live, it might be time to start some heavy duty layering. Slim knits just aren’t good enough to keep the cold out nowadays, so chunky knitwear that look like they could substitute for jackets are the only way to go. This haversack jumper is chunky enough to wear as a jacket in autumn or early spring, whilst still being light enough to wear as a jumper underneath a coat when it’s real cold outside. Get it from Oki-Ni.

Designer Koji Norihide’s Haversack label continues to output great products time and time again. These two blue and white 60/40 cotton/silk scarves are right on target. They come patterned in  gingham check or striped scarves and are hand knotted for that subtle touch of craft. Wear them before you need to jump on the wool or cashmere. Get them at Van Mildert.

Detailed views of the Haversack Silk Striped and Gingham Check Scarves after the jump.

Haver Sack Japan continues it push West with some new knit and button down looks for Fall 2008. Take their long sleeve "Granded Knit" with its red shash style striping or the "Small Collar" heavyweight cotton pullover. "This piece has a narrow yoke at the back, small collar and buttoned half placket with V shaped bib front." Available now from oki-ni.

View more knits from Haver Sack for Fall 2008 after the jump.

Haversack may have just landed on European shore, but Koji Norihide’s line has been outputting durable menswear since 1998. Now available at oki-ni, Haversack’s contemporary collection uses modern cuts and natural fabrics in producing button sweatshirts, check shirts and cardigans. We’re hoping Haversack finds its way Stateside soon.

More views after the jump.