Fred Perry continue their collaboration work with this upcoming collection from fellow collaboration fanatic Peter Jensen. Jensen has worked with everyone from B Store to Topman and doesn’t look like slowing down anytime soon. This capsule collection focuses on the Harrington jacket, making three versions of the classic jacket. Take a look at the rest of the collection after the jump. [Via Buck]

This article about Filson from the Seattle Times is a bit old, but I discovered it while perusing the web the other day. It gives an in-depth look at the history of the company and why it continues to be so successful today. “Nobody shops at Filson for price; they shop there for quality, and a distinct, low-tech, old-Seattle aesthetic. Wax. Canvas. Wool. Cotton. Leather. Brass. There’s not a scrap of Gore-Tex in sight.” It shows that when you do something authentic and stick with it, trends will come and go, but people will always come back to you. read the full article here.

Superfuture.com has overhauled their site and given it a complete makeover in its latest version, 4.0. Not only is the new version ultra minimalist, clean and simple, they have also added an interesting initiative titled the ”Supershop” where the users on the Supertalk forum have the opportunity to run their very own “online store”. An innovativeve feature that could change the way goods are exchanged for the Sufu forum members. All in all the new site is a very useful tool for all you international shoppers and travelers.

Edifice get everything right, with desirable coats, cardigans and now socks. The only problem is that their rather limited stockist list. But let’s focus on the positives, like the great patterns on these socks. The range of colourways is also wide enough to find a pair that match with just about any outfit. Get it if you can from Style Cruise.

The great Scoute Magazine has published their online guide to winter wear accessories. “An outfit is all about finishing touches and little details, so to follow up on the outerwear feature in our last issue, we’ve gathered up some accessories to help fight the nasty weather and make your winter attire stand out.”

View the full Scoute Winter Gear Accessories Guide at Scoute Online.

Selectism favorite, MUJI, has just announced the results of their MUJI AWARD 03 for 2008 revolving around the theme of “Found MUJI.” More than 1900 applications from 35 countries were submitted. This year’s gold prize winner came from Yuki lida of Japan with “Straw Straw.” The straw is made from wheat and was once represented on ancient wall art. “Wall art depicting people using straws of wheat to drink from have been discovered from ancient Mesopotamian ruins. Straws of wheat are forms created by nature; they are materials that return to the soil. There’s no waste in either the shape itself, or in its actual existence.”

View the entire list of MUJI AWARD 03 for 2008 at MUJI.

Two lovely boots from the people at Mean. Both boots lace high on the leg and include reinforced lace snap ups tweed finish on the uppers - choose from beige or brown. Two very good looks available now from Anout Commune.

More detailed views of the Mean Tweed Workboots after the jump.

We might as well call it “hard” ware. The very best of workwear continues to re-filter onto the shores of the USA. Self Edge is bringing it back home with these “Made in SF” Chambray Shirts. “Our take on a classic western chambray shirt stays true to classic stylings but adds a few twists. The front pockets have been flipped, pocket flaps are a curved arcuate shape, and the buttons are a little different than what’s normally found on a vintage shirt like this” Available now in long and short sleeve from Self Edge.

More views of the after the jump.

The minds behind The Generic Man footwear line extend their reach with a new sneaker collection that taps into the best that classic trainer footwear brings. Generic Surplus is a culmination of the best parts of classic French, Italian, and American trainers. the line is a simple one with focus on quality, build, and refined lines that help make Generic Surplus sneakers personable on break-in. Currently four models are in production and will be available shortly via Urban Outfitters and other retailers globally.

View the Generic Surplus Sneakers after the jump.

Get your heist on with this great bank bag from Billykirk for NYC’s Freeman’s Sporting Club. Conceived while the two parties were gathered around Tavo Sommer’s antique farm table, the Bank Bag is made from tan twill waxed cotton, carries via a brown leather harness, and features a orange waterproof interior to keep the dosh dry. The bank lock on the bag and copper rivets are all made in the USA. Check with Freeman’s Sporting Club for availability.

More views of the Billykirk for Freeman’s Sporting Club Bank Bag after the jump.