Warrior’s footwear for S/S 2010 is versatile, unisex, and very clean. If tennis whites are what you’re after, why not get them wrapped up in a collection of four different models with flexible, comfy rubber soles? These new styles, planned for the warmer, sunnier part of 2010, will be available in seven different colorways. Options are good, but sometimes they’re too good: are you going to get two pairs of these shoes, originally designed for Chinese athletes? [via hypebeast]

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This gorgeous watch design was originally conceived by Longines for Charles Lindbergh’s first non-stop flight across the Atlantic. At the time, the 1933 chronograph featured enough “high tech” additions to help Lindbergh on his way. The Lindbergh Atlantic Voyage Chronograph is offered in steel or gold, has a 42-hour reserve, and is water-resistant to 30 meters. A great gift for an aviation enthusiast… or for yourself. [via modeman]

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Cole Haan’s newest footwear at (capsule) in New York is just what we were hoping for… glossy and high-quality, with a good deal of detail for those of us who live for it. Retro fun gets served up with more than a small side of interesting, including leather treated with all the usual stitching, molding, hammering, and punching. Saddle bucks and loafers look mighty comfortable this time of year. [via selectism]

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Neil Barrett’s collection had urban-friendly pieces blended with rocker fashion for Fall 2010, and while the collections don’t rely on color shock, they do make use of unexpected textural combinations. Some pieces blended fabric with leather blocks and patches in new styles best paired with tough boots (a must-wear) and body-conscious trousers. [via hypebeast]

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Erik Brunetti and FUCT deliver a preview of the FUCT SSDD S/S 2010 collection, a diffusion line with lots of working-man inspiration. SSDD, standing for “Same Shit, Different Day,” features a touch of Americana in basic pieces like button-up shirts, tees, and lightweight jackets. Get a glimpse of some interesting fabric inspirations after the jump, too. [via hypebeast]

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Acne’s Lookbook for Spring/Summer 2010 is quite the treat. Ice-cream colors complement denim and shaped blazers; scarves, necklaces, satchels, and lightweight overcoats are used to dress up casual pieces in sandy tones. Accent colors like red and yellow appeal to those who prefer some pop in their weekend outfits. What do you think about the necklace at far right? [via modeman]

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Corter Leather wallets and “goodies” are hand-stitched, cut, dyed, painted, and riveted by Eric, who finds time between college classes. With a comfortable price tag and better-than-average quality, these leather accessories are a nice way to break from the pack. Plus, you’ll be supporting an artist who clearly needs to keep on doing what he’s doing. Kudos to Limited Hype for the great find, handcrafted in Boston, Massachusetts. [via limited hype]

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Redheads punch up a solid editorial for Citizen K in their most recent spread of loose pieces in solid colors. Well-constructed and roomy, these pieces give more options for the comfort junkie who’s planning on staying on-trend in following seasons. Monochromatic looks are welcome when using this spread for inspiration. [via the fashionisto]

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Timberland loaded on the details for their Starks collaboration, an appropriately earthy hand-sewn shoe. Using the hand-sewn platform as the base, Starks and Timberland created a carefully-textured winter shoe that features black waxed laces, gold-accented eyelets, and brown suede panels. For $129, you also get a special printed bandanna to go along with. [via hypebeast]

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