Beams Plus 3rd Goat Jacket

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—01. Chrome tanned.

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This trucker jacket, rendered in light brown goatskin, is one of the most appealing items in the FW15 Beams Plus collection. The soft, unlined suede style was very popular in the 1970s, and while it's become a less common sight in recent times, it's still a classic choice for dry, cool weather, particularly when paired with dark indigo denim.

—Available from End

Comme des Garçons SHIRT Poplin Zip Shirt Jacket

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—01. Made in France.

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While Comme des Garçons is often associated with idiosyncrasy, rule-breaking and the avant-garde, the brand is also extremely good when it comes to simplicity. This piece from their SHIRT line is a prime example, striking a perfect balance between basic wearability and modernity. The classic one-pocket styling juxtaposed with a YKK-zipped front suggests forward-thinking design through a straightforward utilization of materials.

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Sasquatchfabrix. Rawlife Sunglasses

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—01. Acrylic frame.

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The Japanese brand Sasquatchfabrix. does a remarkable job of taking classic references and warping them to fit their avant-garde aesthetic. Their products add a dash of individualism to any outfit, and these chunky acrylic sunglasses certainly stand out from the numerous, more diminutive versions available from nearly every eyewear company.

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Yuketen Walker Derby

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—01. Made in the USA.

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Yuketen's Walker Derby caught my attention right away and while it might seem quite basic compared to some of their other models, it's my favourite style from the US footwear brand in quite some time. There’s something about the profile, as well as the slight rake of the chunky Vibram 2060 sole unit and the way it meets the khaki suede upper, that adds a dimension of uniqueness to a classic silhouette, making it the perfect fair weather shoe with a heavyweight feel.

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Rough & Tumble Polkadot Cut and Sew Shirt

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—01. Patchwork construction.

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In addition to a handful of jackets, End have just recieved a nice selection of shirting from the New York-based, Nepenthes affiliated label, Rough & Tumble. The short-sleeved, cut and sew button-ups come in a variety of options, and feature a blue and white palette alongside stripes, polkadots and gingham. Unique yet wearable, the cotton shirts have mother of pearl buttons, a curved hem taped at the rear, and are all made in the US.

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Dries Van Noten Spring Sweats

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—01. Huster Crew Sweat.
—02. Hussel Sweat Pant.

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If you're going to keep it leisurely, you might as well do it in luxury. Dries Van Noten has offered several casual bottoms and fleece tops in the past, but this set is especially classy; ideal for stepping out in comfort, while still being presentable.

—Available from End

Ten C Heavy Jersey Crew Sweat

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—01. 100% fleece backed cotton.

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Over the past few seasons Ten C have expanded their collection, which mostly focusses on exceptional outerwear designs, to encompass the odd staple piece. Having already released a pair of 5-pocket jeans in their exclusive poly-nylon fabric, they’ve now designed what appears to be the most near-perfect grey crew neck sweatshirt outside of Japan. Free of branding and complete with authentic details such as a ‘double v’ neck and the customary deep waistband and cuffs, this classic sweatshirt has been produced in Italy from a heavyweight Japanese jersey fabric.

—Available from End

Fall-Winter '14 Sales

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—01. Whitehouse Cox Glasses Case.
—02. Stussy Stock Lock Bucket Hat.
—03. Stetson for Neighborhood Black Rabbit Fur Hat.
—04. Nike Benassi PO QS Slide.

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There are plenty of sales going on at the moment, and still lots of good pieces available. Alongside our own end of season markdowns, End, The Bureau and Très Bien have also made reductions on a number of covetable collections and items.

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—The Bureau
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