Admiral was established in 1914 as the official outfitter of the British Royal Navy, so it’s only fitting that they visit the Peacoat-as-sneaker concept. Seen earlier this year with a pack of Vans Chukkas, Admiral takes it a step further by accenting the melton wool upper with a full 8-button double-breasted closure. To boot, the brand’s logo is even the insignia of a Navy Admiral. The two colors pictured are now in at ripe.

More looks at the Admiral Fall/Winter 2009 Navy Sneakers after the leap.

Following the DC Life Holiday 2009 preview from last week, here’s a look into the forthcoming Hi-Visibility or Lo-Visibility Pack. The Admiral TX and Xander TX are both treated to durable ballistic nylon uppers in a choice of fluorescent lime or all black. “Be noticed. Or not.” Available soon at select DC Life accounts.

See the other side of the DC Life Hi-Visibility or Lo-Visibility Pack after leap.

Admiral now also comes with their interpretation of the classic boat shoe, taking a very similar approach as Converse. The color combinations and choice of material is perfect, mixing striped fabrics with chambray on the upper. With the pair of chinos or shorts, these are perfect for the summer. They are now available at Flauge.

More detailed images of the Admiral Spring 2009 Waterlook styles follow after the jump.

There seems a minor resurgence of British sports brands these days. Here, we see Admiral, a company that started making Navel Uniforms and developed into a sportswear outfit teaming with White Mountaineering of Japan on a sneaker. The product is mainly devised by White Mountaineering, from the materials to the manufacture. The process involves brushing a glass paste over the resined leather. Brown and off white are the chosen colors. (via Star-J).

Details of the White Mountaineering x Admiral sneaker after the jump.

DC introduces some new styles as part of their Life Collection, a lifestyle range, less skate centric, which has been around for 7 years already, when also a bit under the radar. 
Here we present you the new Sector 7 and the Admiral High Top, which are both part of the new collection. Premium leathers appear on the upper and give the line-up an overall clean look. Via Sneaker Freaker.
Check out the Admiral after the jump.