New York’s Mishka offer a preview into some forthcoming jackets. For Holiday 2009, the label explores some very classic territory with The Paddington Cloaked Duffle Coat and the Malamute Snorkel Jacket. Both feature light padding with wool outershells and come in classic black and brown shades.

On the more flashy side, Mishka worked with Japan’s Phenonemon on a Leather Keep Watch Coaches Jacket. This jacket features a chenille tonal applique on the back with a full color Phenomenon Arm-Loop pattern lining and will be available from select vendors including 350 Broadway and the Mishka web store.

Have a closer look at the Mishka x Phenomenon Leather Coach & Mishka Holiday 2009 Jackets after the jump.

Established in 1987 in Leicester UK., Wellgosh is an independent stockist of some of the worlds finest contemporary street and designer labels. In celebration of their 21st Anniversary, they’ve collaborated with several of the brands they carry. The first piece to be revealed is a t-shirt by NYC’s Mishka featuring the now iconic Bear Mop logo dripping into the Wellgosh namesake. The shirt is due to release this Saturday, November 21st at Wellgosh.com. Stay tuned for more.

For the holiday season, Mishka is offering three different styles of pants appropriate for the changing elements of winter. First up is the Alexei Japanese Selvage Denim in indigo, black, grey and brown; followed by the tex-twill Chambray blend Scout Work Pant, and last but not least; the Dmitri Wool Slacks in a slender, 12 ounce wool blend (pictured above). We know the magenta tab is a but much for some, but Mishka makes a good pant. Try ‘em on if you have a chance.

Have a closer look at Mishka Holiday 2009 Pants after the click.

Mishka has come out with three new online exclusive New Eras that take some of our favorite Mishka icons and throw a nice twist on them. The Keep Watch Eyeball, Death Adder Head, and Simon Skull all get the treatment this time around as these logos are combined with colorways inspired by famous Masters of the Universe villains. Now available at MishkaNYC.com

More looks at the Mishka “Masters of the Universe” New Era Caps after the jump.

Mishka presents their Fall 2009 Collection Lookbook. Not only the clothes, but the choice of models, photography style and general mood and look of the lookbook result in a rather drastic change at Mishka in our mind. The collection looks more preppy, more dressy and is certainly also much less colorful compared to what we are used to see from the New York brand. We actually like the look a lot and especially how it is styled in the lookbook. Color and graphic accents are set with New Era caps, t-shirts and some knitwear. The outerwear, denim and shirts are more preppy looking and that combination overall works well. Photography by Marley Kate.

Take a look at the complete Mishka Fall 2009 Lookbook after the jump.

Mishka teamed up with Mad Decent to produced two logo New Era Caps. The caps come in black/multicolor and in blue/orange, featuring large Mad Decent raised logo embroideries on the front panels. The two caps are now available in the Mishka online store.

Detailed images of both colorways of the Mishka x Mad Decent New Era Caps follow after the jump.

A really funny new backpack comes from Mishka NYC, as part of a collaboration with Colt 45 and Vice Magazine. The classic backpack comes in blue with a beige suede bottom and a multitude of patches on the upper. The backpack is exclusively available at the Mishka flagship store in Brooklyn.

Mishka will be performing live in the Stussy Harajuku store on 7th of August. For the occasion the musician and the brand of course also worked on a collaborative t-shirt. The t-shirt will be released at the event and also in other Stussy Chapter Stores later on.

After successful collaborations with Arik Roper and Ed Repka, Mishka has decided to continue their legacy of working with the finest artists that encapsulate the twisted and macabre. This summer, Mishka has teamed up with artist Richard “French” Sayer for three new shirts. French’s usage of twisted, ghoulish images, plus an undying love for everything metal, made the partnership an inevitable one for Mishka.

French’s latest shirt design for Mishka drops July 30, 2009 at the Cursed Scrolls art show at Mishka’s flagship store 350. Cursed Scrolls runs for six weeks and will host the opening party on Thursday July 30th at 350 Broadway. All three shirts will be available at Mishka’s online store and at 350.

Check out the exhibition flyer after the jump.

Today marks the tenth installment of Mishka’s illustrious Keep Watch mixes. From the outset, music has always played a big role in shaping the Mishka brand. With strong ties to various artists, and a creative team that is constantly inspired and influenced by their musical predilections the Keep Watch Mixes have become as much of the Mishka fabric as its seasonal line.

Ten volumes and approximately one year later, the mixes have greatly exceeded all expectations. As a result, they have decided to celebrate the 10th installment in a special way. For their tenth volume, they enlisted the services of electro-reggae-dancehall virtuoso Major Lazer. And to coincide with the special mix, Mishka produced a limited run Major Lazer tee designed by Skinny Digital. Long time supporters of Mishka and often considered family, the t-shirt was a perfect way to compliment the Major Lazer curated mix.

The Major Lazer Keep Watch t-shirt will be made available online and in-store at 350 on Monday July 27th.

Download the entire mix here.

Detailed images of the t-shirts follow after the jump.