After recently showing you the lookbook of the Commonwealth x Maiden Noir Capsule Collection, we can give you a more detailed look at the various products of the line today. The store and the brand present a solid line-up of shirts and jackets, that are all easy to wear and match.

More images of the collection can be found here.

Ending the year on a solid note and in light of their recent 5th Anniversary, Commonwealth is set to release a small capsule collection with Seattle based label Maiden Noir. Renowned for their impeccable attention to detailing, Maiden Noir has garnered a loyal following since their first season introduction. It is at no surprise that the same amount of thought and execution has been given to this collaboration with Commonwealth.

Consisting of three jackets, a long sleeve button-up shirt and a wool cashmere beanie – the Commonwealth & Maiden Noir collection blends Japanese cotton fabrics, Italian zippers, laser etched leather labels and construction of the highest standards. Each piece is limited to a dozen per style. In addition, Commonwealth and Maiden Noir labeled garment bags were produced to accompany the jackets.

The Commonwealth and Maiden Noir collection is slated to release Saturday, December 26th at their Norfolk, Virginia and Washington, D.C. locations, as well as, the Cmonwealth.com online shop. In the meantime, check out the collections look book shot on the Chesapeake Bay by Jason Rodman.

More images of the Commonwealth x Maiden Noir Capsule Collection follow after the jump.

Maiden Noir offers a more detailed look at their Autumn 2009 collection, entitled The Mountains Beyond. Based on the forests of North America, the collection takes inspiration from a small group of mountain ranges in the Pacific Northwest. The reinterpretation of this theme is seen in the heritage of vintage silhouettes, refined detailing, classics colors and materials, such as organic cotton oxford, heavy cotton canvas, chambray and madras plaid.

Featured items include the Wrathchild leather bomber jacket, Winchester quilted field coat and the Nisqually Valley parka. New for the denim collection is the Narrow selvage fit, which is the slimmest offering from the brand thus far. Graphite over-dyed raw denim marks a new color and is available across a variety of fits. The entire denim collection is crafted in Japan, while each cut and sew piece is made from Japanese fabrics, with the exception of the Italian leather.

More looks from the Maiden Noir Autumn 2009 Collection after the jump.

The Darken Days is a smaller, higher tier line from Seattle’s Maiden Noir, allowing for exploration of exceptional fabrics and limited collaborations with other brands. This season, it takes influences from the winter solstice. As the weather turns bitterly cold, the colors of our surroundings become muted. As such, the entire collection is crafted with dark wax-coated cotton canvas from the British Millerain Co. Ltd. The offering includes the collaborative Mystery Ranch Snap Dragon Day Pack (first seen in Vegas), a 5-panel Scout Cap and the Winchester Quilted Field Jacket (pictured). Several other wax-cotton outerwear pieces round out the collection.

More looks at The Darken Days collection from Maiden Noir after the jump.

Seattle-based Maiden Noir have delivered their first batch of Fall/Winter 2009 product. Items include chino pants with built-in suspenders, henley button-ups and hoodies, graphic tees, plaid shirts, scarves, and parkas. A few of our selections are seen above. Made in Japan to superior quality standards. Now available for consumption via the Union Los Angeles online store.

More looks at the Maiden Noir Fall/Winter 2009 Collection after the jump.

We get a first look at an interesting part of the upcoming Maiden Noir Fall 2009 “Quadrupeds of N. America” Collection. The brand presents a series of t-shirts, based on the artwork of John Audubon. Each t-shirt will be coming in a series of colorways. Look out for a release of the tees soon, as well as a more complete look at the Maiden Noir Fall 2009 Collection.

Detailed images of all designs of the Maiden Noir x John Audubon T-Shirts follow after the jump.

While attending (Capsule) Show Las Vegas, we caught a sneak peek at a collaborative bag from Seattle’s Maiden Noir and Montana-based hiking pack experts Mystery Ranch. Taking a mountaineering-meets-city life approach, Maiden Noir reworked Mystery Ranch’s classic Snapdragon daypack in two muted waxed- canvas colorways – brown and black. The waterproof, 3Zip opening is ideal for easy access to all your gear, while internally, Maiden Noir expanded the standard Camelbak compartment as to store a laptop  computer. Each Mystery Ranch pack is hand made in the USA to the highest quality standards.

More looks at the Maiden Noir x Mystery Ranch Snapdragon Pack from the (Capsule) Show after the jump.

The much anticipated collaboration between Stussy Deluxe and Maiden Noir has been released today. Made from Japanese selvedge denim, the jeans also feature a red removable suspender. Furthermore the denim comes packaged in a double label dust bag for storage. You can purchase it now from Eastwestworldwide.

More detailed images of the Stussy Deluxe x Maiden Noir Denim follow after the jump.

At (capsule) New York we took a first detailed look at the upcoming Maiden Noir Spring/Summer 2010 Collection. By now you should know that we are big fans of the understated line, which is entirely produced in Japan. The Seattle based brand once again presents a solid line-up of cut-and-sew clothing. They never lean themselves too far out of the window, yet provide clothing that can easily make up your entire wardrobe. Also they continue to work with Charles Krafft on some fantastic jewelry pieces, with especially interesting packaging.

Take a further look at the Maiden Noir Spring/Summer 2010 Collection after the jump.

We have good news for all Maiden Noir fans. The Seattle brand was always kind of difficult to get a hold of, has now finally properly launched their website. Next to the Spring/Summer 2009 lookbook, background story and more, you now also find an online store on their website, making the brand finally a little more available. Check it out here.