The new Nom De Guerre Fall/Winter 2008 collection has arrived at Oki-Ni. The first drop consists of a nice short parka, hooded shirt as well as some quality knitwear. Furthermore you will find classic selvedge denim and some accessories, including hats and matching scarf as well as a travel bag. All in all a subtle collection, but definitely not boring.

More views of the Nom De Guerre Fall/Winter 2008 collection available now after the jump.

Oliver Peoples Eyewear has teamed up with Nom de Guerre for a limited edition collaboration sunglass available in two colourways, Dark Mahogany and Black. The hand sculpted designs were inspired by the legendary 1950s musician Roy Orbison.

Oki-Ni will be offering them in their online store as of next week. After the jump you can check out the black colorway.

Once again Nom de Guerre and Oliver Peoples worked together on a new frame for the Nom de Guerre Fall/Winter 2008 collection. Here we give you a first look at the promising piece – the NDG-1. Coming out later this year. Via Gourmet.

One of my favorite pieces in the current Nom De Guerre collection. Smart design and it has all the nice details – the belt, the high collar in wool with the extra closing strap, the leather buttons, etc. I could go on forever. If you are lucky you still find it and maybe also on sale. Context has some left as well!

I cannot wait for the Spring line!

The next year is not far away and so we are already starting to take a look at the new Nom de Guerre Spring/Summer 2008 collection. Nom de Guerre is exactly one of those up and coming high-end brands that we like to keep an eye on. They have a smart mix of casual chic and sportswear in each of their collections. The same is true for their new S/S ‘08 collection, where they also go a bit into American work wear. Smart design, nice accents and simple colors are trademarks of the brand.

Have a look at the S/S ‘08 looks after the jump.

Nom de Guerre has become one of our favorite labels this year, especially after we checked out their new Fall/Winter collection a few months ago in their Broadway underground store. It was just very solid. We especially enjoyed the jackets and knitwear. But our favorite piece was the Deconstructed Deck Hood.

“The Nom De Guerre Deconstructed Deck Hoodie in black comes in a heavy weight cotton jersey with a brushed waxed cotton body. The centre front has a chunky antiqued brass zip covered with a full length storm flap fastened by matt silver D clasps.”

The clasps remind us of the classic Italian Fay jackets. The hoodie is made in Japan and that quality you can also feel. Along with other pieces from the new collection, the hoodie is now available at Oki-Ni.