This year, Hublot will be revealing their new Chukker Bang watch at the Polo Gold Cup in Gstaad. Inspired by the world of polo and in conjunction with polo player Facundo Pieres, the Chukker Bang is a 44mm Big Bang watch, equipped with a titanium grill, affixed to its bezel, in order to further protect the sapphire crystal. The grill can be removed though and put back on when needed. Only 500 numbered pieces of the watch will be produced and it also comes in a version with a diamond encrusted grill.

One of the most classic boots to ever have been released by Polo Ralph Lauren, got a remix for Holiday 2010 by New York designer Ronnie Fieg. The boots come in a dark burnt red premium leather with tonal branding. An unusual, yet solid looking color for a winter boot, it will be released this coming Friday, November 26th, at David Z. on Broadway and Davidz.com.

Detailed images of the boots follow after the jump.

As part of their Sophnet “Write The Future” pop-up store with Nike Sportswear, F.C.R.B. is now offering a customizable polo shirt. You can choose the color of the polo, the F.C.R.B. logo and add your own initials to the sleeve. Check it out here.

This weekend, popular consignment sneaker shop, Flight Club, opened its third New York location, on the border of Soho and Nolita. While Flight Club originally only offered sneaker consignment, the Lafayette location takes the idea one step further by offering a selection of vintage apparel.

According men.style.com, most of the apparel “is vintage Polo Ralph Lauren, especially from the early nineties, including Polo Sport, Polo Bear, Polo Tech, and Polo Outdoorsman. No surprise, since it’s long been the gold standard for sneakerheads of all ages (not to mention guys nostalgic for long-lost high school gear). Other brands are limited but include the North Face, Prada, Supreme, Starter, and Patagonia, and, of course, a huge assortment of highly prized sneakers. “The idea is to be the ultimate closet for guys that are into this stuff,” says Flight Club’s Sky Gellatly.”

Flight Club
267 Lafayette St., NYC
lafayette@flightclub.com

Have a look at more of the apparel available at Flight Club Lafayette after the jump.

New pieces of the Raf Simons x Fred Perry Fall/Winter 2008 collection have been released. The collection sticks to black and simple branding. The latest drop consists of a polo, v-neck sweater and knitted cardigan.
Raf Simons has based the collection on Fred Perry skiwear first introduced in the 1960’s and features an exclusive 30 leaf embroidered Laurel logo originally used in the 60’s. Pieces from this collection are highly limited and now available at End.
Detailed images of the new pieces after the jump.

Once again Futura Laboratories presents as part of their new season a Bearbrick featuring the famous atomic rings design by Futura. This season it comes in white with blue and red atomic rings on the sides. Matching the Bearbrick, the brand also presents t-shirts in several colorways and polos.
The pack is now available at the FL Shop.
More images after the jump.

American Rag & Cie is celebrating their 10th anniversary and prepared an array of collaborations for the occasion. We present you the polo shirt that the brand did in collaboration with Fred Perry. It comes with neon accents on the collar and the sleeves and features a black on black stripe design all-over the upper.
The polo is now available at American Rag & Cie.
More detailed images after the jump.

After presenting you last week the F.C.R.B. Multi Gingham Check Shirt, we show you today the new F.C.R.B. Multi Basic Polo Shirt. The polo is made up of different panels, which feature different colors both on the front and back.
It will be released on May 30th and is exclusive to Sophnet Stores.

LACOSTE has teamed up with New York’s Alife Rivington Club (A.R.C.) for a limited edition capsule collection of polos and tennis shoes. Images have been circulating for a while already, but now we can give you an exclusive and complete first look at this fascinating upcoming collaboration project. The world famous rare sneaker resource located on the Lower East Side at 158 Rivington Street was opened in 2001 by the ALIFE design studio. 

‘The Rivington Club is committed to brands that have a true athletic history’, says Arnaud Delecolle, ALIFE co-founder. ‘A.R.C.’s aesthetic involves classic sports imagery, heritage and tradition. This translates into bold color statements with highly visible and recognizable graphics. When given the opportunity to work on the classic LACOSTE polo shirt, we decided to apply this aesthetic to the garments. We stayed in line with our shop’s colour theme of black, red and purple and decided to increase the scale of the crocodile logo to a truly utilitarian size. The concept being if these shirts were worn on the field, all the graphic elements would serve their purpose of conveying information from a distance.’

A.R.C. also changed some of the shirt’s construction elements to reflect the sturdiness required on rugby jerseys, including the collar and placket system as well as the inside tape on the collars and side vents. There are two polos in two colours each: one features the red A.R.C logo opposing the crocodile on white and black/grey polos, while the other has the gold Rivington Club crest embroidered on the left breast on both red and black polos. All have the number 158 sewn on the back, a nod to their Rivington Street address.

For footwear, A.R.C. stayed with the sports uniform theme to tie in to the polo shirts. They proposed the Ardeur tennis shoe, which was the original LACOSTE performance tennis shoe dating from 1983, in solid colours of white, black, purple and red with the bold A.R.C. logo brandished on the heel. The uppers are tone-on-tone leather with piqué mesh side panels, while the authentic polyurethane mid and outsole provide cushioned comfort. The shoes incorporate A.R.C.’s signature red/black bias striped pattern on the tongue with a white LACOSTE logo, while the leather in-sole features a black/white print and A.R.C. logo.
Once again A.R.C. presents an impressive collaborative project and they managed to infuse their style and philosophy into Lacoste product, without the product loosing its very own Lacoste style and history.
The A.R.C. x Lacoste collection will be released in July at Rivington Club, Barney’s in NYC, Colette, Dover Street Market, 10 Corso Como and select Lacoste doors.
A.R.C. worked on 4 colorways of the Ardeur tennis shoe and matching 4 polo shirts. We present you the complete line-up after the jump.

Fred Perry has released some new polo shirts on the Japanese market. Their classic polo comes this time with subtle floral embroideries on the side. The embroidery is pretty large, but since they kept it rather thin, it did not come out too strong.
The polo is now available in black and white at Zozo.