Brixton launches their new collection of clothing and accessories for Holiday 2010. Inspired by the music, culture and people who surround them, the Holiday 2010 line includes their well-known headwear and an expanded selection of apparel which includes: the sherpa lined Hub flannel; the military inspired, sherpa lined, twill Mast coat, and the tailored Klein coat.

Brixton also announces a collaboration with Australian based Deus motorcycle company on two custom hats and a matching tee. All the new Brixton product is now available at finer retailers nationwide and at Brixton.com

Take a closer look at the collection after the click.

Brixton has collaborated with skate company Krooked on a nice hat for Fall 2010. The hat comes with a grey wool upper, ear flap and satin lining. Look out for a release soon.

A more detailed look at the hat follows here.

Brixton has been steadily progressing season after season from a simple hat collection to a full-fledged clothing line. Seen here are an assortment of Brixton Fall 2010 product and lifestyle shots that follow the California-influenced themes we’ve come to enjoy from the label. A collaborative wool cap with Krooked will be of particular interest to some.

More Brixton looks follow after the jump.

Brixton introduces three new styles for Spring 2010. Profiles include: the Pack, a straw bowler; the Fiddler, a cotton twill woven “sailor” cap; and, strictly for the ladies, the Slack, a lightweight wool/hemp slouchy beanie. To order, visit brixton.com

More looks from the Brixton Spring 2010 Collection follow after the click.

There’s no denying Brixton’s stronghold on the contemporary hat game. Similarly, Bedwin is killing it on the “Japanese interpretation of Americana” tip. What we’re getting at is this collab works well, and turned out dope. Now available at Bedwin retailers in black or tan straw with contrast band and dual branding.

Take a leap for a closer look at the Brixton x Bedwin “Adams” Straw Hat.

This spring Brixton continues to expand its offerings for men with more cut and sew pieces and new styles and colors for their signature collection of hats. Some standouts include several fitted button down shirts, new straw hats (with grosgrain bands and silk linings), and some solid leather accessories. To purchase, visit Brixton.com.

More from the Brixton Spring 2010 Collection after the jump.

For Holiday 2009, Brixton has released a selection of atypically bright colors in some of their most popular styles. The Station snapback comes in royal blue or red/black, while the Heist roll beanie is offered in rust, green and royal. These limited edition drops are now available at Flatspot.

More looks at the Brixton Holiday 2009 Limited Edition Headwear after the click.

California’s Brixton drops several heavier pieces for the winter season. The release is composed of a faux leather motorcycle jacket, a duck canvas work jacket with quilted flannel lining and a hooded flannel with fleece lining alongside other items. Available now at Brixton retailers.

More looks at the Brixton Winter 2009 Collection after the jump.

This fall, Brixton continues to expands its offerings with a new original line of outerwear and updated colors for their signature collection of hats. Standouts include the Debaser – a vintage military jacket with a tailored fit, black satin lining and shoulder epaulets – as well as two new fedoras: the longer billed Jones and the straw Delta. Clean and simple California style as we’ve come to enjoy from Brixton. Hitting retailers now.

See all the new Fall 2009 items after the jump.

If you are looking for some more proper in the headgear game you should take a look at Brixton. They have just released their Spring 2009 collection and offer a nice line-up of hats and caps, as well as a couple of selected clothing pieces.

The Brixton Spring 2009 Collection is now available here.

Take a look at some of our favorites after the jump.