MHL by Margaret Howell has collaborated with Converse on the Chuck Taylor Hi. The outcome are two washed canvas colorways of the iconic sneaker, with the MHL logo only appearing on the in-sole. All in all a very simple sneaker, in line with the general look of the MHL collection. The sneakers are expected to release June 2011.

Further images of the sneakers follow after the jump.

Margaret Howell’s sub-brand MHL has collaborated with Sperry Topsider. They chose a low top boat sneaker and gave it a washed oxford upper. The sneaker is now available at Margaret Howell in 3 colorways.

A detailed look of the shoes follows after the jump.

Another G-Shock collaboration is coming from Japan, with Margaret Howell sub-label MHL. They worked on the DW-5600 and kept the look overall classic. The watch comes in black with white dial and black display. You can purchase it now from Margaret Howell stores.

More detailed images of the G-Shock x MHL DW-5600 Watch follow after the jump.

Margaret Howell has launched a new collaboration with Bolton-based footwear company Norman Walsh. Designed for the A/W 2009 MHL label by Margaret Howell, the trainer is based on the Walsh PB Elite X’treme fell running shoe. Using ultra light weight and fast drying water resistant material, the shoe combines technical functionality with Margaret Howell’s pared down simplicity of design. The sneakers are available in two colorways, with an MHL logo stitched onto the tongue. Available exclusively at Margaret Howell stores and online this September.

Check out the second Margaret Howell x Norman Walsh Sneaker colorway after the jump.

The MHL by Margereth Howell collection has been something to watch for a while. Today we give you a closer look at their new Spring/Summer 2009 Collection. Honeyee compiled a nice photoshoot of the line. The collection is very casual, easy to wear, at the same time functional and timeless. They also introduce footwear this season and continue to work with Porter on a collaborative bag collection.

Take a look at the MHL Spring/Summer 2009 Collection “Function, Utlility, Relaxed” after the jump.