Apolis Activism is working with Los Angeles-based Matteo for their latest project. Sourced from Italy and finished in the US, the collection features a pocket square, tie, and scarf in a beautiful stonewashed linen fabric. Link

Japanese designer Ryohei Yoshiyuki creates “a small window on one’s arm”,  man’s original clock, ‘Time of the Sky’. To create this innovative time piece, Ryohei collaberated with media artist Tomoya Kahimada and programmed the watch so that it displays different colors of the sky every few seconds, therefore referring to changes in the real sky. Our favorite function is the button when pushed, the sun or moon’s colors appear in the sky display from that time indicating hour clock direction.

‘We are always looking at some kind of window, on the computer, mobile phone and so on. and now a small window on one’s arm.” – Ryohei Yoshiyuki

After a number of collaborations with Sperry, Band of Outsiders finally debuts its very own footwear line and for their first try they’ve definitely hit it out the park. The first shoes to launch will be two saddle styles available in your choice of a rich tan or the traditional two tone colorway, both with contrast soles. Link

Comfortable, California classics are what you’ll find for James Perse’s Fall/Winter line. The Los Angeles-based brand covers all the bases for this season with slouchy sweaters, fleece-lined jackets, corduroys, and of course his signature buttery soft tees. Link

Bellroy is a new accessory company that is all about the details. Their new wallet line ($60-$130) was carefully designed from the ground up to address overlooked details like thinner leathers to reduce bulk and revised shapes to better fit your cards. For their launch collection they’ve got a wallet for practically every taste whether its a slim card wallet, travel wallet, or a compact, outdoor-friendly wallet with waterproof zippers. Link

Follow one of the most talked about up & coming British menswear designers, RCA graduate Courtney McWilliams.

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Apple just opened up what is now their largest retail store in the world in London’s famous Covent Garden district and of course Incase has come through again to commemorate the special occasion. They will be releasing two MacBook sleeves and a 3GS Slider Case which feature art inspired by the area’s architectural masonry. Link

Gräf & Lantz, is a Los Angeles based design studio founded by Holger Gräf and Daniel Lantz. Thier goal is to create products that are luxurious, aware and functional. Gräf & Lantz has chosen to primarily use high quality 100% merino wool felt which they have produced and imported from Germany. By combining felt with other natural materials they highlight its deep rich colors and unique texture. Want a handsome new take on a classic overnighter? The journey starts here. This duffel is availible in two natural color blends of sturdy wool felt with hand turned leather. Naturally, it’s roomy enough to carry everything you need, (and everything you want), for a long weekend getaway. With a handle drop of 15” this duffel can be carried comfortably over the shoulder too. Available in grey and brown.

Tread 1 by Devon Works is inspired by motorcycles and industrial conveyor belts as you can see.

Check out this gorgeous bottega veneta bag, inspired by sail material / available here