The Maison Scotch Spring/Summer 2013 release from Scotch & Soda is here and while some of their offerings are a little too out there for me, I could easily see myself incorporating some of their new items into my own wardrobe.
Everything you see below is now available via Scotch & Soda.
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Benny Gold‘s Shotwell Collection has been out for a little bit now, but today he dropped this season’s Lookbook, which showcases the new goods during a typical winter day in San Francisco.
Photos were handled by Patrick Beaudouin.
Everything is available now via Benny Gold.
Earlier we took a look at the upcoming Women’s Holiday 2012 line from OBEY Clothing. Today, we take a gander at the men’s side. These new pieces should be arriving in stores within the next few weeks.
Raised By Wolves dropped new tees, sweatshirts, beanies, 5-Panels, snapbacks, denim, a scarf, a rugby jersey and a varsity jacket as part of their Fall/Winter 2012 line.
Check out the Lookbook below. Orders can be made via Raised By Wolves.
Today we take a look at the Fall 2012 release of Staple. You can see the Lookbook, which showcases their new sweatshirts, jackets, headwear selections, denim, sweaters and button-ups, below.
Fall has flooded into the Bay Area this week, which has forced my attention towards layering with sweaters and jackets, and keeping the noggin warm with winter-appropriate headwear.
Orders can be made via Karmaloop (where you can use “rep” code INMYSHORTSLEEVE for a discount), or via The Reed Space.
It’s that time of the year again when Benny Gold puts his current collection on sale to make room for an upcoming release. Items usually go really fast, so act quickly if you’re interested in grabbing some of the goods at a discounted price.
No discount code needed. Orders can be made via Benny Gold.
RVCA‘s Holiday 2012 Collection just dropped this week and it looks pretty damn sweet. This particular release pulls inspiration from grunge to desert life.
I immediately fell in love with their Dirty Beauty Woven and Slummin’ Knit pieces.
Check out their new looks below. Orders can be made via RVCA.
New from our friends at Entree Lifestyle is their The Devil Wears Concords Fall 2 2012 Collection. The collection marks the first-ever denim cut and sew pieces, including the custom stitched denim jacket, vest, Japanese denim jeans, two camo and a leopard trimmed butt-down chambray shirt.
Our favorites include their new Dead Love Crewneck Sweatshirt and their Teddy Patch Charcoal Sweater, both available for $45 each. Plus, be sure to check our their Raiders Wool 5-Panel ($35).
Scroll all the way down to check out the Lookbook Video.
Orders can be made via Entree Lifestyle.
The Devil Wears Concords Fall 2 Collection from ENTREE LS TV on Vimeo.
Insight 51 presents the first look at their Fall 2012 Collection, which is incredibly funky. Although I couldn’t see myself diving all the way the way in with the outfits they present, I could easily incorporate a single piece at a time.
I love their yellow Geo Stripe Shirt (shown in photo below and at 1:30 in the video), as well as their Quadrant Flanno & Valiant Jean (in first photo).
Below you’ll find the Collection’s Lookbook video, as well as selected images from their digital print Lookbook (check out the entire project here). Orders can be made via Insight 51.
Insight Women’s Fall Collection 2012 from Insight Clothing on Vimeo.
Nikita blesses us with a peek at what they have coming for their Street Winter 2012/2013 Collection.
I came across these Lorne Skinny Jeans from Quiksilver Women today and quickly fell in love.
I prefer their Kelp Sheen colorway, which is actually on sale right now for $35.10 (normally $78). Available via QSW.
Levi’s Vintage, which is an assortment of garments that feature fabrics and characteristics associated with a specific period in time, recently presented their Fall/Winter 2012 Collection.
Below are selected images from the Collection’s Lookbook. You can view the entire Lookbook here.
If you’re interested in getting your hands on any of these items, visit Levi’s Vintage stockists.
