Continuing on with our C & C footwear preview, here comes the chukka boot styled Apache. Same ideals as the Redfoot and Decklo – clean lines, trusted colors and subtle branding. Leather laces are a nice touch.

More looks at the Crooks & Castles Apache after the click.

Streetwear label Crooks & Castles debut their Spring 2010 via the preceding look book. Themes are familiar, but construction and presentation looks to be continually improving as the now-veteran label comes of age. Look for these items at C & C stockists worldwide in the coming weeks.

Take the jump for a full look into Crooks & Castles’ Spring 2010 Look Book.

After showing you the Redfoot a few days ago, here’s a look into another style from Crooks & Castles’ Summer 2010 Footwear Collection, the Decklo. Again the silhouette is fairly simple, with obvious deck shoe inspiration. Details include canvas lining and leather accents over three color options – Navy, White and Khaki.

More images of all three Decklo colors follow after the jump.

Following a path set out by fellow California street labels, Crooks & Castles presents a first official look into their forthcoming Spring/Summer 2010 Footwear program. As we’ve seen, the line is composed of a number of very classically designed models, in clean materials with subtle details. The Redfoot is a mid-top canvas style, available in grey, white and black.

More images of Crooks & Castles Redfoot follow after the jump.

Crooks & Castles is introducing two nice specials these days. The El Presidente watch takes its inspiration from the classic Rolex Oyster collection and will be available in matt black and silver. Both feature Japanese movements and some nice details. Further more the brand introduces the new Noriega sunglasses. Made in Italy, the sunglasses come with an embossed logo and will drop in three colorways, all three featuring gradient lenses.

Detailed images of the Crooks & Castles watches and sunglasses follow after the jump.

honeyee debuts another Seiko WIRED h collab, this time with LA’s Crooks & Castles. The watch features a familiar Crooks “C” chain design along the bezel, with various branding throughout.

Always wish your crib smelled just like the Crooks & Castles Con.Cept Store? Well you’re in luck. Starting today, the Crooks are offering their custom incense to the public in 3 different scents. Hit up the C&C flagship at 8021 Melrose Ave. in LA to purchase.

In4mation’s November special tee is a redrawn version of the classic Medusa icon from Crooks & Castles. The shirt features an In4mation twist, with hand styles and dual branding. As with each special monthly t-shirt from In4mation, these are printed in a limited run. Now available at the Ward and Pearlridge In4mation shops.

Have a closer look at the Crooks & Castles x In4mation T-Shirt after the click.

Crooks & Castles teamed up with young French BMX label Stereo Panda on a limited release varsity jacket. The jacket is done in a nice black and white colorway with a blue satin lining and a number of collaborative embroideries – most notably Crooks’ Medusa logo wearing a Stereo Panda logo bandana. The jacket is now available exclusively at BKRW.

More looks at the Crooks & Castles x Stereo Panda Varsity Jacket after the click.

Crooks & Castles presents their Holiday 2009 Collection entitled “Strange Wilderness”. As with most brands that have been labelled “streetwear” over the years, this season shows a markedly more mature approach with a heavy mix of classic workwear and hunting inspired garments. The brand keeps a healthy dose of it’s prominent logo applications, though the look is approached from a very collegiate angle. Outerwear and button down shirts are highlights, while items such as sherpa lined ear flap New Eras stay the course.

Have a glance at the full Crooks & Castles Holiday 2009 Look Book after the leap.