Today we get a detailed look at the newly released collaboration between Timberland and Nom de Guerre for Spring/Summer 2011. They worked on the classic 6 Inch boot by Timberland and added a ballistic nylon upper, camo ankle padding and black outer sole. The result is a technical version of the otherwise classic boots. Chapter has them in stock now.

More views of the boots follow after the jump.

Nom de Guerre gets together with Timberland to work on their iconic 6 Inch boot. The New York brand gave the boot a black ballistic nylon upper and contrasting camouflage on the ankle padding in grey tones. The result is a clean looking, water and stain proof boot. For now we do not know the release date, but will of course keep you posted. Via Mensnonno.

Nom de Guerre presents a beautiful military backpack from their Fall/Winter 2010 Collection. The backpack comes with a olive green cotton canvas upper and several exterior pockets. It is now available in two sizes from Oki-Ni.

More detailed images of the backpacks follow after the jump.

It’s pouring down in the great white North. Hiding in some of Nom de Guerre’s key outerwear pieces seems like a grand idea. Take the Armoured Utility Parka for example, pictured above right. “Finished and styled to an unbelievably high level. This robustly padded, articulated jacket is hard-wearing, yet functional, a prime example of Nom de Guerre at their best.” Excellent logo tees, button downs and work shirts complement further outerwear such as the belted overcoat (above left) and a lightweight wool jacket. Now in store at End.

Looks and looks after the click.

New York based brand Nom de Guerre presents this short film for their new Fall/Winter 2010 “Countdown to Violence” Collection. Directed by Zach Gold.

Nom de Guerre produced this short film directed by Zach Gold, featuring the new Nom de Guerre version of the classic Converse Skidgrip CVO shoe. In addition to the Converse shoe, the video also features a look into Nom de Guerre’s upcoming FW10 collection “Countdown to Violence”.

“We have long explored clean, utilitarian design which is something we expanded upon in the Nom de Guerre FW10 collection. Our approach to the Converse Skidgrip CVO shoe is also an exploration and study of uniforms, in particular. With Converse being a brand that has served as both a uniform and a statement of independence, we felt that it was an interesting juxtaposition. The collection and video further explores these themes with a lens on group solidarity, tension, and ideas of fraternity and sublimating one’s identity to operate within a group.”

The rubberized-cotton canvas shoe launches on Friday July 30, 2010 along with the full length film, which will be screening at the Nom de Guerre flagship store. (storeguide)

Have a further look at the sneaker after the click.

Next up in the Converse First String Collection is a collaboration with New York’s Nom de Guerre. They worked on the Skidgrip low top sneaker. They kept it classic on the sneaker, and it looks like they used a waxed canvas on the upper. Look out for a release around July 30th at Haven and other Converse First String retailers.

More images of the Nom de Guerre x Converse First String Skidgrip follow after the jump.

Nom de Guerre’s SS2010 line has begun to arrive at retail. Amongst a number of solid pieces is a great military inspired blazer done in lightweight treated cotton. Features include a detachable hood that buttons on under the collar, a half lining and shoulder epaulettes. You can grab one now from Oki-Ni.

More looks at the Nom De Guerre Blazer follow after the click.

We take a first look at the Nom de Guerre Spring/Summer 2010 “Combat Continues” Collection. The line takes its inspiration from military clothing and makes use of a lot of camouflage patterns. Looks are very sharp this season and as usual we like a lot what we see from the New York brand.

Many more images of the new Nom de Guerre collection follow after the jump.

As part of their Fall/Winter 2009 Collection, Nom de Guerre has released a massive khaki coated duffel bag with canvas handles and adjustable shoulder strap. The bag is now available from Oki-Ni.

More images of the Nom de Guerre follow after the jump.