Bobby from Kitsune Noir snapped up some great images from Urban Outfitter’s “retail experiment” Space 15 Twenty at 1520 North Cahuenga Blvd in Los Angeles. “The Space so far features Urban Outfitters, Alife, What Comes Around Goes Around, Hennessey + Ingalls, We The Free, Snack Bar, Samantha Pleet, and Hope Gallery. The space is absolutely amazing, lots of natural woods, exposed bricks, and little nooks and crannies to explore.”

More photos after the jump of Space 15 Twenty by Urban Outfitters.

The Patagonia “big label” collection for Urban Outfitters collection which we mentioned back at the beginning of October has finally hit their brick and online stores.  Our favorite is the Patagonia Fleece Zip-Up which is “made from plush double-faced 85% recycled poly Synchilla fleece.” It features the classic Patagonia big label patch and comes in three classic colors – french red, turquoise, and charcoal. Not a bad deal at 99$US.

More detailed views of the Patagonia Fleece Zip-Ups for Urban Outfitters after the jump.

As though Steven Alan and Grey Antics capsule lines were not enough for Urban Outfitters to solidify themselves as a fashion destination to those visiting the big city, word is starting to make its way out regarding their newest work with Patagonia. ACL looks to have the scoop.

"The coveted (by American and Japanese alike) and colorful Synchilla jackets are being re-released in mid-October through a collaboration with Urban Outfitters. The brightly-hued fleece is revived with two different styles, a pullover model and a zip-up version. The new jackets are said to be more slim-fitting than the regular Patagonia, and will most likely be in the same price range as the current stock." Bangers.

We just cannot stop reporting on the Steven Alan Lark & Wolff collection for Urban Outfitters. And lucky for us, Urban Outfitters has made it easy for us with a comprehensive video interview with Steven Alan. Well worth a viewing.

Watch the full video on Urban Outiftters.

Here is a nice video interview with Steven Alan on his recent collaboration with Urban Outfitters on the Lark & Wolff collection. The designer both goes into detail about his background as well as the story about the Lark & Wolff name. Via A Continous Lean.

Watch the video here below.

Men.style brings us the first looks for the new Lark and Wolff line by Steven Alan for Urban Outfitters. "His new line for Urban Outfitters—sold under the nom de fast-fashion Lark & Wolff includes button-downs, pants, and T-shirts. Best of all, they’re priced for tough times: Items retail for between $58 and $128."

Look for them around Jul 4th.

New York Magazine is reporting that Steven Alan has inked a deal with retailer UrbanOutiftters to design a new in-house lines called, Lark & Wolff. "The store owner-designer has just inked a deal with Urban Outfitters to do a new line (read: not diffusion) called Lark & Wolff. … the collection will feature both men’s and women’s clothes, and have a decidedly rustic-country-sure-I-know-how-to-camp bent. The aim is to draw in a younger customer than Alan’s current line, and the collection will retail for $58 to $128."

The line is expected to drop in Urban outiftters in the USA on July 4th.