For Fall/Winter 2011 PAM has teamed up with master-piece from Japan to produce two bags. Using materials from their current men’s Fall/Winter 2011 Collection, further exploring rugs, the two brands presents a small capsule collection of goods.

Included in the line-up are a hybrid tote bag and backpack, the ball bag, carabiners and a gaget pouch. Each piece comes in two versions, featuring the two fabrics developed by the Australian brand. All items from the capsule collection are now available from the Someday online store.

Japanese brand master-piece, known for their superb range of luggage, presents the lookbook of their new Fall/Winter 2011 Collection. From vintage inspired fabrics, heritage wool versions to more modern graphics infused pieces, master-piece presents something for everybody this coming season, while staying true to the style and quality standard of the brand on each and every piece.

Check out the full season lookbook after the jump.

Stussy Deluxe also worked with master-piece on some new luggage pieces for Fall/Winter 2011. They present a backpack and a messenger bag, each coming in two colorways, featuring both an interesting material mix and printed graphics on the upper. The bags will release August 27th at Stussy stores.

Master-Piece teams up with Harris Tweed on a nice backpack and waist bag for Fall/Winter 2011. Exclusive to Zozotown, the two pieces each come in two colorways, with beautiful accents set in premium suede and leather. We really like the color combinations on these, as well as the size.

Take a further look at the bags after the jump.

For Fall 2011 Japanese brand master-piece presents a series of leather iPhone 4 cases. The coverse come in both premium suede and premium leather. There is an embossed master-piece branding on the back of the case.

The cases are now available at Oki-Ni.

Fred Perry and master-piece continue to work together for Spring/Summer 2011. The latest range includes a handsome selection of backpacks, waist bags (fanny packs) and shoulder slings in a melange of suede, leather and striped cotton. Each style comes in navy or beige as per the two backpacks seen above. To be honest, we’re not back on fanny packs or mono-slings, but if you are they’re all available through Fred Perry Japan.

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Japanese accessory label master-piece worked with Brown RC on a set of cycling-focused bags. Materials and construction focus on optimal functionality with a look towards water-resistance and a comfortable fit. All in all the collection features a Messenger, Backpack, Tote and “Body Bag.” Look to Japan.

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Edwin has not only collaborated with Danner on some boots, but also got together with master-piece on a collection of bags. Included in the line-up are a backpack, a tote bag and a messenger bag. All three bags come with Edwin denim uppers, in both raw indigo and raw black. The bags are now available from the Edwin online store.

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Japanese bag brand master-piece has teamed up with Casio on two products for Summer 2011. They worked with G-Shock on the DW-5600E, one of the most classic models from the watch division. The watch comes with a black dial, small yellow accents, and just an overall very dark and subtle design.

They also worked with the camera division of Casio and present a collaboration on the shock resistant Exilim-G1 digital camera. They gave the camera a military inspired camouflage pattern, placed their logo on the camera and the premium leather camera strap. Furthermore they produced a master-piece camera pouch to go along with it, also featuring a camouflage upper. The camera is limited to only 50 pieces.

Both products should release late May 2011.

Take a further look at the master-piece x G-Shock watch and master-piece x Exilim-G1 digital camera after the jump.

Fred Perry continues to work with Japanese bag experts master-piece on a series of items for SS11. Tote Bags and Waist Bags (fanny packs…) are offered in two colorways each – Navy/Beige/Glen Check or Wine/Camel/Black Watch – the plaids signals Fred Perry’s UK roots. Well-made, good-looking pieces here. Good luck finding them outside Japan.

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