Ask a museum professional what there favorite museum is, and chances are you might here the same answer time and time again. The Pitt Rivers. A gem of anthropological wonders in Oxford, the Pitt Rivers gives visitors the chance to discover items through a vast maze of objects. It is simply glorious.

Just recently, the museum underwent an overhaul. The result, an even more Victorian space. Excellent idea really, to pull tradition back into the scope of the experience.

A full review was published in the Telegraph, give it a gander. And don’t forget to visit the Pitt Rivers next time you are in Oxford. Follow the trip with a pint of Old Rosie.

There is more than enough good footwear to make the rounds. For a multi-leather oxford option, choose, Russell Moccasin with its dark on tan leather upper which is proper for the school boy of the boy or man about town. Get them now from Nepenthes.

More views of the Russell for Nepenthes Multi-Combo Country Oxford after the jump.

A new month means a new set of made to order shoes from Lodger Footwear. February’s offering include a George Boot from Italy. This boot is modeled after the formal mess boot worn in the British Army. In the hands of Lodger’s Italian craftsmen, the boot has been hand painted. From the English side, Lodger releases a Suede Collar Oxford with a rich tan calfskin.

View the Oxford after the jump.

Oak got a new shipment of Rachel Comey shoes in. The Derringer Oxford right awayjumped into the eyes. A really nice brown tone upper and then the contrasting wooden sole, make an overall great looking shoe.

After the jump we show you the Black Hazard Boots, which also do not look too shabby. 

In the 60s, when Mods were hanging out at Milk Bars, gingham shirts were a must for anybody who wanted to be part of the scene.

In their second collaboration, size? UK and Fred Perry pay homage to the iconic pattern, with a collection around the classic black/red and white/black colorways. For both color schemes there will be Tipped Cuff and Oxford models of footwear, along with a "Made In England" small collar polo.

The Oxford will include a gingham side quarter, while the tipped cuff will feature a gingham cuff and both will include a question mark logo lace lock. The polo will be finished with a gingham placket.

The limited edition size? x Fred Perry footwear and polo shirts will be released at size? stores in September ‘08.

After the jump a more detailed look at the footwear and at the polo shirts.

SlamJam has received new shirts from the Visvim Spring/Summer 2008 collection. The shirts play with the classic Oxford colors, but use all three of them on each shirt, by dividing the shirts into panels. The outcome is something different, yet overall classic.

Check out the shirts in detail after the jump.