French brand Commune de Paris has produced two exclusive t-shirts for Corso Como Tokyo. The two tees are exclusively available at the Tokyo outlet of the Italian concept store, as well as in the brand’s online store, limited to only 30 pieces each.

French label Commune de Paris offers a look into their latest selection of accessories. You’ll find cashmere, merino and silk scarves as well as beanies, cushions, cuff links and bags. Now available through Commune de Paris.

More images of the new CDP accessories follow.

Selectism looks at Commune De Paris’ contribution to Dr Martens’ 50th anniversary festivities. “The boot, which isn’t meant to be worn, will be part of an exhibition at French boutique Le Bon Marché until April 24th. In your in the area, be sure to pop in and gawk at them.”

Detailed images can be seen here.

We take a look at the Holiday 2009 offering of rather new French brand Commune de Paris 1871. Premium materials have been used through out the entire collection, which consists of lambswool sweaters, shirts, knitwear and accessories. Once again the lookbook is a highlight, incorporating elements of the brand’s identity.

More looks from the Commune de Paris 1871 Holiday 2009 Collection follow after the jump.

Today we present you an interesting new label out of Paris – Commune de Paris 1871. The brand offers in their first collection premium basics and accessories along with interesting artist collaborations, very different from what we have seen so far. Artists are given a theme that is close to the brand and then go ahead and interpret it in their work, which ends up being featured on product by the brand. For the first collection they worked with Philippe Rossetti, Simon Pillard, Julien Langendorf and David Herman Dune.

We like a lot the first lookbook by the brand, taking a different route from most other brands. The creative mess, mixed with their collection and traditional French elements makes for an interesting outcome.

The collection is now available online here.

Take a look at the first collection of Commune de Paris 1871 after the jump.