It is great seeing Palladium come back so strong these past months. The brand is now also eyeing the high end market and has collaborated with high fashion designer Neil Barrett on a boot. They worked on a military boot for Fall/Winter 2010. The boot will be available in waxed leather, waxed and patent, and nabuk in three colorways: black, beige, and black and white. It looks super solid, has been nicely upgraded with premium materials, while staying true to the original Palladium silhouette. Via Acquire.

New for winter from Palladium is the introduction of premium grade leather and rich low nap suede. The leather boots are shearling lined for warmth and comfort, available in black and saddle gold for the Pampa Hi; saddle gold for the Pampa Baggy. The suede version of the Pampa Hi and Pampa Baggy are available in two colors – black and camel. Price is right too at $70 – 120 USD per pair. Available November 1st, 2009.

More styles from the Palladium Winter 2009 Collection can be seen after the jump.

Best known for their Pampa boot, Palladium have relaunched for the Autumn/Winter 2009 season. Along with new product, Palladium released Exploration #1, a short form documentary series titled Uneven Terrain – The Ruins of New York. The documentary features Brooklyn-based designer, Shawn Joswick, who takes viewers on an exploration of empty structures that have looked out on New York for decades. The Ruins of New York, along with three other explorations will be available to view online throughout the rest of the Autumn/Winter 2009 season. Visit PalladiumBoots.com to watch the video.

Palladium also worked with Peter Sutherland on a photography campaign, check more flicks after the jump.