The cycling world gets another sock to commemorate Italy, arguably the world’s most passionate cycling nation. So who better to this than a Danish clothing line and a Swedish sock company? Together, Happy Socks and Wood Wood have released the 2/3 CORSA sock which features green, white, and red stripes at the top of the sock. It’s hard to imagine but the CORSA is being produced in a limited run of 1000 socks. You can never have enough socks. Proper timing with the TdF and all.

There is major crossover appeal in Denmark’s Wood Wood line. The looks are incredibly street ready but a European sensibility right into the heart of what many consider the American workwear movement. Straight leg denim and trousers are fitted with Nordic inspired knits. How can we avoid the workboot’s prominent stand in this collection. (via coutequecoute)

More views from the Wood Wood Autumn/Winter 2009 Runway after the jump.

We first saw this shirt in Wood Wood’s SS09 runway show but now it’s in stores, we can give it a proper look. It looks like everyone’s got bored of checks now, as designers are increasingly using polka dot designs to give their shirts that extra edge. Wood Wood have taken the polka dot design and added their own twist to it with broken hearts instead of the usual plain old dots. Perfect for anyone going through their own 808’s and Heartbreaks (sorry, couldn’t resist that one). Get it from Farfetch.

Azita brings us look-book views of the Spring/Summer 2009 Wood Wood offering, “Romantik/Mekanik”. The Denmark based brand continues to offer a progressive street smart menswear line that offers appealing looks for all. Expect great knit tops, shorts, as well as an interesting nylon pull over top with zipper in this full line.

More views from the Wood Wood Spring/Summer 2009 Man Preview after the jump.

Denmark’s Wood Wood offer this M-65 styled corduroy jacket. It features technical zippers across the front closure and pockets. Draw strings pull the whole thing in for getting that your next urban hike. Available from Goodhood. 

More views of the Wood Wood ‘Scorpio’ Corduroy Jacket after the jump.

Denmark’s Wood Wood worked with Germany’s EdSor on two great neckties. With 99 years of history behind them, EdSor knows a thing or two about ties, ascots, and anything else you wrap around your neck (literally). Two patterns of the EdSor/WoodWood neckties will be available via Wood Wood shops in Berlin and Copenhagen.

As part of their on-going collaboration with Penfield, Wood Wood has developed an impressive leather down jacket, as part of their Autumn/Winter 2008 collection. 

The jacket has been one year in the making and when seeing the final piece now, it has been well worth it. Cow leather on the exterior, a light down filling and six external pockets, make this a great piece for the colder months. Branding as usual stays minimal, with a logo tag inside and very small logo tags on the side pocket.

Expect the Penfield + Wood Wood leather down jacket to come to stores very soon.

Detailed images follow after the jump.

Last week we reported about WoodWood setting up a temporary space in the Comme des Garcons Warsaw Guerilla Store. Here we present you the t-shirt that was made for the occasion. Via Arkitip.

Also check out some pictures of the space after the jump.

Update: new photo detail of the jacket provided for your viewing pleasure.

Penfield is at it again with this collaboration with this Wood Wood shown during fashion week in Copenhagen.

Mixing leather into an active/outerwear silhouette, the Wood Wood x Penfield jacket is full leather, puffy, and perfect for the return to cold.

Look for it in Fall 08.

Visit Wood Wood at: www.woodwood.dk

Visit Penfield at: www.penfieldusa.com

For the first time ever Arkitip handed the design responsibilities for the issue edition to an outside source. That source being the design trio Wood Wood. Their 44th issue edition also served as the working catalog for the HIGHMATH exhibition that took place last week at the Pool Gallery in Berlin.

Artists that participated in the exhibition were Andrew Schoultz, Chris Lindig, Ed Templeton, Evan Hecox, Cody Hudson, CR Stecyk III, Eric Elms, Gary Benzel, Geoff McFetridge, Jo Jackson, José Parlá, Josh Petherick, Kaws, Killpixie, Michael Leon, Kevin Lyons, Michael Perry, Parra, Phil Frost, Perks, Peter Beste, Peter Sutherland, Richard Colman, Ryan Waller, Shepard Fairey, Todd St. John & Steven Harrington. If you could not make it yet, the exhibition is still running, so go check it out.

For the occasion Arkitip did not only release their latest issue. It actually came in a box set, which consisted of the magazine and also a 3D Viewer with slides of all the artwork that was also presented at the exhibition. The box set is now on sale for 45 USD here.

After the jump more pictures.