After numerous previews of their upstate NY paintball expedition, 10.Deep reveals the full Winter 2009/2010 Lookbook. Entitled “Hunt or Be Hunted”, the collection continues to highlight more of the outdoors influence that was presented this past Fall. This time around, the look goes deeper with more of a vintage hunting and workwear flavor, through the use of canvas fabrics, paint splashes, and some washed and slightly worn in garments. Hits stores this Friday, November 20th.

Check out the full 10.Deep Winter 2009/2010 Lookbook after the jump.

We get another look at the upcoming release of the 10.Deep Winter 2009/2010 Collection. Armed with attitude and copious amounts of paint, the 10.deep crew went from the streets to the streams of upstate forest country to capture the looks of the upcoming Winter collection. The woodland area was best suited for documenting the hunting and outdoor inspired range. This video look into their holiday collection couples the frenetic energy of NY mixed with the adrenaline of armed combat. Enjoy!

Last Monday 10.Deep gathered up a group of friends, took a trip out of the city, and shot their Winter 2009/10 lookbook. Today, they’re offering a small preview of what’s to come. Check out the crew BBQing and paint-balling in this small selection of preview pics courtesy of photographer David Yoo, and stay tuned for a video and full lookbook in the coming days.

A couple more 10.Deep Holiday 2009 preview flicks follow after the jump, while a deeper look can be seen here.

With the colder weather closing in quickly, we’re all looking for new ways to keep warm and dry. New York label 10.Deep offers one of the more interesting styles for the season by way of their Iron Clad New Era. Outfitted with convertible, quilted ear flaps, this fitted is a great option. Comes in either black on black corduroy or grey wool with hunting orange lining. Grab one now from Commonwealth.

More looks at the 10.Deep Iron Clad New Era after the click.

The next collaborator of Altamont for Holiday 2009 is 10.Deep founder and creative director Scott Sasso. The outcome is a small capsule collection, consisting of a hoodie, shirt, t-shirts, cap and a scarf. The collection fuses the Altamont style with details that we learned to appreciate in the 10.Deep collection.

Taking cues from the namesake Altamont tragedy of 1969, Scott invokes the event and the era through motifs like a raceway checkerboard pattern, a bloody arm, psychedelic imagery and a reference to the infamous event security, or lack thereof. All these elements are incorporated with Scott’s signature 10.Deep attention to detailing and unique patterns to create a completely modern brand mash-up.

Take a look at the 10.Deep + Scott Sasso for Altamont Collection after the jump.

Be prepared for a good mixture of Cali Love and southern hospitality as 10.Deep brings Fool’s Gold Record’s newest signee Donnis to the Golden State. This West Coast swing starts Oct 16th in LA with 10.Deep and Donnis flooding Fairfax’s fitted emporium Hall of Fame with music and beer. The performance will be followed by a swanky after-party at the Sofitel’s Stone Rose.

Oct 17th the event moves to the trolley tracked city of San Fran for a show and celebration at Milk Bar. All events will feature an all-star line-up of DJs and gift bags will be given out, also featuring the new 10.Deep x Donnis tee, that you see here above. The t-shirt will also be released on October 16th in the 10.Deep online store.

After the jump you can check out the event flyer with all the details.

The first offering from 10.Deep’s new Division Selects Program – a limited selection of goods available exclusively online and at a small group of  retailers - is the Odds and Evens Button Down. Combining different fabrics from the 10.Deep Fall 2009 season, this exclusive garment was produced in a short run of 50 pieces. Available Oct 20th at 10Deep.com and Oct 23rd at select retailers.

More looks at the Odds and Evens Button Down from 10.Deep’s Division Selects Program after the click.

The second delivery of 10.Deep’s Fall collection sees a continuation of the themes from their Delivery 1 “Proud to be a Problem” campaign. “The Outsiders” collection mixes outdoor and sportswear apparel with a heritage inspired range of garments. Pieces such as the Southwest Ridge flannel, Deer Hunter reversible vest, Sierra Nylon mountain parka, and Iron Clad melton wool New Era flap cap are clear standouts, successfully mixing southwestern textiles with fashion-forward sportswear.

The lookbook (seen after the click) features rappers Emilio Rojas (Brooklyn) and Danny Brown (Detroit) with skaters Nate Fantasia and Rodrigo Lima alongside the usual cast of friends and family. Hits stores this week.

More looks from the 10.Deep Fall 2009 Delivery 2 after the jump.

After showing us a nice selection of Holiday 2009 goods earlier this week, New York-based 10.Deep offer a quick look into their upcoming Spring 2010 lineup at (capsule) show. One of the stand out styles was a patchwork button up that jumbles various plaid and oxford panels. Though this look may be a little over the top for some, we feel the piece was well executed. Comes in several different variations on the same theme. A simple black fireman clasped hoody was also on hand. Check it out after the leap. It’s a good look.

More from the 10.Deep Spring 2010 Collection at (capsule) show Las Vegas after the jump.

Finally we can give you a more detailed look at the new 10. Deep Fall 2009 Collection, entitled “Proud to be a Problem”. The New York brand once again proofs their standing and presents a fantastic new collection, that mixes American heritage, workwear, classic streetwear and more, all very smartly. The cut-and-sew pieces are very solid and once again the varsity jackets stand out. Also the fleece biker jacket looks really interesting and some great shirts are also featured. The lookbook is well produced and features next to season looks on some well known New Yorkers, quality product shots and images from their street campaign.

Take a look at the 10. Deep Fall 2009 Collection after the jump.