This is the first of two looks from Dr. Martens we’ll profile for Autumn/Winter 2012. The collection a big one and we want to ensure nothing is lost. This first look focuses on the “special ones” made with the help of both brands and textile makers: Stussy, Lochcarron of Scotland, Pendleton, Harris Tweed, A. Sauvage and more. Again, this is only part one. More shortly…

Photography: Jeff Carvalho/Selectism.com

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While Stussy’s technically streetwear, there’s nothing stopping you from wear a piece like this as a mid layer underneath something exceedingly smart. If we had an issue with this (aside from the fact that you’ll have to get in contact with Haven directly to get your mitts on it) we’d say that the pockets are a tad overbearing. But, nitpicking aside, we’re fans. (Haven)

We always like collaborations like this because they always sound so overblown. We’re not sure why three companies needed to form like voltron to make this, but we do like the end result. The leather sleeves are a great touch and you’re pretty much guaranteed to look particular steezy/make an appearance on fuckyeahmenswear with this on. (Norse store)

The core Selectism team is obsessed with bicycles (you would have never guessed). Bikes of all types, from Surly to Colnago, we have a fleet amongst us. We are also obsessed with the heritage surrounding the Brooks Saddle Company of England. It’s not a fad, my friends. Brooks are the real deal. They may take some to break in, but that is time well spent riding.

Mr. Mittleman, design honcho over at Stussy posted some photos of this beautiful white Brooks Swallow Racer Saddle specially designed by The Wilson Brothers UK for Stussy. From the photo, it looks like they may have incorporated steel rails rather than the titanium ones that are custom on the model. We’re excited to see how the patina on this Swallow turns out after a few months of riding. Denim indigo may do it well. Killer.

More views of The Wilson Brothers for Stussy Brooks Swallow Saddle after the jump.

Stussy just released their latest collaboration. They got together with Gloverall, the Duffle Coat specialist. Their coats are made in England using the finest fabrics which are thoroughly tested for strength, durability and wearability. The Stussy x Gloverall Duffle Coat comes in three colorways – beige, navy and grey. The inner lining has the “Mobilis in Mobile” slogan written on it.

Definitely a fine winter coat, something that always works and always will. Check out the other two colorways after the jump.

Available now are the latest pieces from Dr Romanelli’s Surgical Strike collection, one off hand altered pieces made from vintage military jackets and premium leathers. Every piece comes with a prescription from the good doctor, detailing the pieces used to construct each garment. The pieces had been originally created for the Surgical Strike exhibition, a collaboration of Dr. Romanelli, Maharishi and artist Andrew Brandou.

You can purchase the jackets now here. The other two styles you can check out after the jump.

In case you are looking for some new glasses, then we got something for you. Stussy and KotakeChyoubei got together and present the Woody.  The model comes in two colorways – black and brown. Not only the Woody comes in excellent quality, its also a very timeless design.

The Stussy x KotakeChyoubei HM Woody has been released at Zozo. After the jump more detailed pictures.

Stussy just released a very special new piece, the Stussy Leather Mad Biker jacket. The classic biker leather jacket is made of 100% cow leather in premium quality and features a Thinsulate inslulation. They also gave the jacket a used look. All in all a very special piece that is now available in very limited quantities.

It is nice seeing Stussy taking an unexpected direction once in a while. In this case the outcome is a functional high quality jacket. Of course going into such extremes is not everybodies thing, but if you make something this special it does not have to be. The one who knows, appreciates! After the jump. more pictures.