After just showing you the September releases of the Neighborhood Fall/Winter 2009 Collection, we give you now a more detailed look at their exclusive collaborations of the season. Together with Marmot they of course worked on some high quality outerwear. The outerwear specialist and the Japanese brand fused style and function in two jackets this season – a shell jacket and an insulator jacket.

The Neighborhood x Disney Collaboration continues next month with new pieces. The next drop includes hoodies, denim and also a jacket. All pieces of course feature some iconic cartoon characters by Disney.

Take a detailed look at the Neighborhood x Marmot and Neighborhood x Disney Collaborations releasing next month after the jump.

After quickly showing you the Neighborhood collaboration with Disney for the new season, we now give you a detailed look at the their general Fall/Winter 2009 Collection. Neighborhood presents a solid collection, consisting of t-shirts, shirts, knitwear, denim, jackets and accessories. Also this season they worked with Porter on some pieces and they also got together with Marmot (seen above) on a black down coat. The collection features a lot of black denim pieces and black in general. Overall a solid collection that you can look forward to. Our personal favorites include the cardigans and shirts.

Many more images of the Neighborhood Fall/Winter 2009  “W.D.W.Y.F.W.” Collection follow after the jump.

We just reported about the recent collaboration of the Japanese brand whiz with New Balance and Mita Sneakers. This time we can announced the partnership of whiz and outer wear goods company Marmot. The traditional outerwear gear manufacturer from the US has created for this coming season a new collection that is designed by the creative director of whiz and goes by the name “Marmot by whiz”. The idea is sort of similar to the Umbro by Kim Jones concept. For the start they will launch three jackets – Fifth JK, Unionhood JK and Twig JK. The direction they are taking is a more refined and upscale look and quality in comparison to the regular Marmot line. Via Honeyee.