New product has released from the Deluxe Fall/Winter 2009 Collection. Once again the Japanese brand present some solid new pieces in the drop, including jackets, knitwear, beanies and more. Our favorites are the Wool Chef coat and the Spoon Man beanie that you see here above.

Images of the other new Deluxe Fall/Winter 2009 Collection releases follow after the jump.

Not only is Parisian boutique colette currently hosting a Uniqlo shop-in-shop, they also created a collaborative knitwear collection. First to release are these new cashmere v-neck sweaters. They come in grey and in navy and feature the “From Tokyo to colette” slogan embroidered on the sleeves. Also they have come out with a cardigan and a crewneck sweater featuring the colette dot logo.

More detailed views of the colette x Uniqlo Knitwear follows after the jump.

The new Junya Watanabe Comme des Garcons Fall/Winter 2009 Collection is entirely inspired by hunting and fishing, thus not an entirely new theme in clothing overall. Yet we have to say that we like the solid pieces of the line a lot and one of our favorite knitwear pieces is this hunting cardigan. It comes with a wool diamond pattern in classic colors and feature suede patches on the elbows and the shoulder, keeping it true to its original use. The cardigan is now available at colette.

More detailed images of this new Junya Watanabe cardigan follow after the jump.

After previously presenting t-shirts and board-shorts as part of their collaborative project, the latest product to release are these floral pattern cotton cardigans. Two colorways have been released and are now available at Opening Ceremony in store and online.

Detailed images of the Pegleg NYC For Opening Ceremony Cardigans follow after the jump.

United Bamboo teamed up with French music/fashion duo Kitsuné on a small capsule collection, entitled “Modern Marines”. The two brands worked on a series of nautical inspird knitwear. The highlight is the collaborative crest that is applied on the chest of all pieces, including a sweater, zip cardigan and a womens dress. Via Honeyee.

Take a more detailed look at the United Bamboo x Kitsuné “Modern Marines” Collection after the jump.

Knitwear expert John Smedley has worked with Japanese brand nonnative on a couple of pieces. The capsule collection includes the Knit Button Cardigan and the Knit V-Neck. Both come in several colorways and feature different color elbow patches. Via Honeyee.

Look out for the John Smedley for nonnative knitwear to release soon.

Bape has once again come out with some new product. Our favorites in the release include the hooded stadium jacket, the chambray shirts, as well as some of the new knitwear. They also released some new backpacks an bags in several colorways.

Take a look at all new Bape Spring/Summer 2009 Collection releases after the jump.

In 2001 DJ Joakim created Tigersushi Records and quickly became a force in French underground electro and pop music. As we all know, times are hard for record companies and they start looking at alternative revenue streams. Clothing is a close subject to music and an obvious move for many out there. Tigersushi has launched their first collection, consisting of some knitwear and some t-shirts, including a collaboration with French graffiti artist Fafi.

The Tigersushi Collection is now available at colette.

More images from the line follow after the jump.

Once again Deluxe has released new items from their Spring/Summer 2009 Collection. The drop includes chinos, technical shell jackets, denim jackets, knitwear and some hats. The new product is now available at Bridge.

Check out all new Deluxe Spring/Summer 2009 releases after the jump.

Haversack is the creation of Japanese designer Koji Norihide and was founded in Japan in 1998. Haversack is readily available in Japan, and has a flagship store in Tokyo but is currently only stocked in a handful of places in Europe.

The name Haversack is taken from the bag used by the American army made of linen and wool as a substitute for leather. It was recognized for its strength and durability. The concept of the label is to be a contemporary collection which
places great emphasis on detail that always works back to the military themes at its heart.

The main Haversack collection is based on old patterns and blocks of hunting, shooting and military uniforms whilst Haversack General Garments are pieces heavily inspired by French workwear and nautical uniforms of the 30s and 40s.

Finally, new for this season is the Haversack Attire collection. With a more directional feel, these pieces are recognizable for their clean silhouette and hand finish.

Online the collection is now exclusively available from Oki-Ni.

Detailed images of the Haversack Spring/Summer 2009 Collection follow after the jump.