It’s easy to forget that Kurt Geiger have been collaborating with Tricker’s for seasons now – that happens when a brand is particularly promiscuous. But they are and the shoes continue to surprise in the best way possible. These derbies are a little fashun but they’re the clean and simple side of fashion that even mens style aficionados can get behind. (Kurt Geiger)

Sorry for the influx in Tricker’s news, but we do think this one is worth mentioning as well. Kurt Geiger once again worked with the shoemaker for Autumn/Winter 2011 and presents a Two-Tone Brogue Boot. Aside from the interesting use of materials on these, the toe construction is certainly the eye catcher. (GQ)

In an interesting collaboration Trickers has gotten together with Kurt Geiger. The capsule collection consists of 4 boots – two colorways of two different silouettes. The color accents on the lacing and the heel make all the difference and are a smart little detail, setting the boots apart from the crowd. Similar to the contrasting collar lining of an Etro blazer, we also appreciate the little difference that the color makes on these shoes. The boots are available at the recently opened Covent Garden store by Kurt Geiger and and will also be available online.

Take a further look at the boots after the jump.

Yeah, we know  – we never thought we’d be featuring Kurt Geiger’s own range either. But times have worn down the snobbiest of the snobby (we mean ourselves) and we’ve gotta admit, this is a handsome boot. Now, let us witness the ways this boot is handsome. 1 – it’s a chukka boot. We love those more than our respective partners at the moment. 2 – the contrast sole. We could talk functionality, but the only reason for that sole is this day and age is because it looks good. And last but not least – It’s a great shade of green. Need we say more? (Kurt Geiger)

Esquire UK, which everyone should be reading – it’s like Monocle for people who aren’t rich dullards – turn us on to the news that Trickers have collaborated with Kurt Geiger. Last summer Geiger worked with Grenson on some pastel brogues and this year they’ve teamed up with Tricker’s on four pairs of brogue boots.

While last year’s collection was more of an acquired taste colour-wise (pastel brogues aren’t for everyone), this year they’ve stuck with the usual brown, black, navy and white. As you’d expect, they’re ridicously well made and as you’d expect, they’re not cheap. (Kurt Geiger)

Take a look at the collection after the leap.

GQ turns us onto this eye-catching collaboration between Kurt Geiger and Grenson. Available in sky blue, pink, green and yellow, these brogues (or wingtips, depending on which side of the pond you’re on) are definitely ready for Spring. Each pair are handcrafted from calf suede and lined with calf leather in the traditional Grenson manner. These aren’t an everyday brogue, but they’re sure to be a worthy addition to any shoe lovers wardrobe. They’ll be available later on this month online and in Liberty, Selfridges and Harrods.