If you couldn’t get enough of the Wood Wood plaid ties we featured the other day, you’ll definitely like this Junk De Luxe plaid shirt and tie set. While we do like plaid shirts and ties, buying them in a set does give off a whiff of sartorial laziness. But as long as you wear them separately, you’ll be alright. Get it from ASOS.

Junk de Luxe loves forming the traditional scarf into something multi use (see their turtleneck scarf we previewed recently). This time around they add a hood to the scarf. It very well may be a bit to Little Red Riding Hood but I do not think owners will be concerned when the tundra puts them on blast. Available now from Revolve.

More views of the Junk de Luxe Aki Scarf Hood after the jump.

A scarf with pockets has got to be pretty high up on a list of things you think you’ll never need. So leave to Junk De Luxe to not only make it look like a necessary purchase, but also make it actually look good. We try our best not to mention the recession here, but as times get harder, the need to combine items will be a necessary evil. Who’s up for shoes with socks attached?

Get the Scarfigan from ASOS.

Junk de Luxe’s history goes back for decades. Founder Thomas Gundorp was importing used Levis into Europe to work his magic in re-imaging and re-fashioning them for sale. Customizing denim is still important to the business to Junk de Luxe but today they have full season collections for men and women. Junk de Luxe’s Spring 2009 collection for men "are stylistic references to a young self conscious and ironic Woody Allen, neurotic casual tailoring, cool couture sportswear and groovy, optimistic seventies. The designs are untraditional and edgy where each garment can stand on its own, rather than being dictated by commercial fashion clichés or trends."