We present you the first delivery of one of our favorite UK brands, Second Son, entitled “The Past Is So Hot Right Now”.

“So for this season we’ve updated our particular local heritage with a dash of English humour. Victorian monograms meet modern logos, traditional Scottish Fairisle knitting patterns and traditional English bad weather sit side by side on t-shirts, a heraldic crest boasts high fives and wolves alongside a motto translated by an Oxford University Latin professor (no BS), and brand new designs are So Last Season. Meanwhile Prince meets a bunch of Edwardian musicians for a party as a hand-drawn bird sings Ol’ Dirty Bastard lyrics. It’s not necessarily historically accurate by the way.

Delivery 1 of the A/W ’08 range consists of graphic tees and sweatshirts alongside an updated version of our Regular selvedge denim (back by popular demand) and the new, slightly slimmer and more tapered Stealth jeans (jet black twill denim with black stitching, hidden rivets and dark buttons offset by the purple Second Son logo backpatch and silver logo top button). More cut ‘n’ sew products will follow later in the season.”

Nash Money and Raskitt modelled the collection in a beautiful photoshoot. Have a detailed look at the first delivery of the Second Son Autumn/Winter 2008 collection after the jump.

Leroy Jenkins made a name for itself producing one of a kind hoodies with vintage fabrics. The hoodies were selling out in no time about two years ago when they started the trend. In the mean time many others out there have copied the idea, and thus Leroy Jenkins has moved on, without loosing the appeal their very first pieces had already.

We present you their Fall/Holiday 2008 lookbook. They keep the classic aesthetic of vintage collegiate sports uniforms with the added touch of Leroy Jenkins limited edition patterned fabrics. The new collection consists of t-shirts, rugby shirts, pants and a lot more.

Have a look at the Leroy Jenkins Fall/Winter 2008 collection after the jump.

German label Wemoto has released their new Fall/Winter 2008 collection. The line consists of hoodies, t-shirts, as well as caps, with the entire collection being cut & sew. The brand presents strong colors and graphics, continuing to built their very own distinct style.

Look out for the new Wemoto Fall/Winter 2008 collection in stores now.

Many more images follow after the jump.

We give you a look at the second part of the adidas Originals x Jeremy Scott collection, after having showed you images of the first part a couple of days ago.

The line does not become any less wild and to be honest, we just do not see yet the mens stuff being worn on the streets. Leopard patterns, glitter and more can be found in this part of the range. We appreciate the aggressive approach by Jeremy Scott and the line is definitely a great addition to the otherwise basic adidas stuff that you usually see, but we are not sure if they went a little too far. The sneakers we can still see being worn, the clothing is a little more difficult. Images via TrashBag Aesthetics.

Anyways, make up your own mind and have a look at the second part of the adidas Originals x Jeremy Scott collection after the jump.

Manik has always released their collection in packs. As part of their Fall 2008 collection they present the “Day Of The Dead” series, featuring a series of colorful skulls and flowers on skateboard decks, as well as clothing. The first drop of the season further offers a hoodie.

The “Day Of The Dead” pack out of the Manik Fall 2008 collection is now available at Goods.

More images follow after the jump.

Long time friends Keith Hufnagel and Ray Mate from Mighty Healthy NYC got together with DVS to work on a line of clothing and sneakers. The line consists of several apparel pieces including a reversible grey and black vest, branded T-shirts, as well as two custom colorized shoe designs—the Huf 5 Runner and the Huf 5 mid. The color scheme used in the line, according to Mate, was inspired by the colors of Xavier High School—a Jesuit school located in the Chelsea Neighborhood in Manhattan that Huf attended growing up. Via DVS/CtotheJL.

The product begins shipping in early November and can be found in select skate shops throughout the world.

On a side note, the interview also mentions that Huf is opening a retail outlet in Tokyo, Japan, this year. Seems like we still have to look out for that.

We give you a little preview of the Levi’s Fenom Fall/Winter 2008 collection. A couple of days ago we already showed you the upcoming Mastermind Japan collaboration. Here you see now upcoming pieces with Takashi Murakami, who added his iconic flower design to the denim, as well as clothing. Next to t-shirts and logo hoodies, Fenom also presents a denim jacket and flannel shirts, both coming with technical materials on the shoulders and cuffs. Pics via HK Anytime.

Certainly pieces to be looking out for!

Nike continues to produce the 10AC collection in collaboration with Uno Coal. Here we present you the Autumn/Winter 2008 collection. 
The new Nike 10AC Autumn/Winter 2008 collection consists of hoodies, shorts, pants, sweaters, beanies and of course also sneakers. This seasons sneaker is the M.A.T. (Martial Arts Training), in a mid size and of course the usual black/white colorway with a logo on the heel.
The new collection is now available in the Uno Coal online store.
Detailed images of the line follow after the jump.

We take a first look at the DreamTeam Clothing Spring 2009 collection. The rather young German brand continues to evolve nicely and offers a range of t-shirts, hoodies, fitted caps, 5-panel caps and beanies in their new collection. Most graphics are bold, yet stay very clean.
Have a detailed look at the Spring 2009 lookbook after the jump.

Our friends from Homeroom Clothing have relaunched their website in an all new and improved look. This is the first full website that the brand presents and it is looking really nice. Make sure to check it out here.