Monocle magazine has been a long time collaborator of Porter and expands their range every couple of months. The latest piece to see the light of day is the iPad Holder. Just like all product from the collaboration, the iPad Holder also comes in a khaki and black colorways and will perfectly protect your iPad, while also keeping cables and accessories in place. Pre-orders of the iPad Holder will be taken from mid August 2011 and the price is set at 140 Pounds.

Traverse Tokyo and Porter present the ‘Book Hunting’ Bag, a paraffin-waxed cotton canvas carry-all with tanned leather and brass accents. We appreciate the subtlety of the Porter branding on this one. Available in tan or black from Traverse.

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Essential Design and PORTER have joined forces to create an impressive new collaborative collection. The range features a selection of bags, backpacks, laptop cases (all featuring a camouflage print), as well as two black perforated leather wallets.

Available for pre-order at ZoZo Town in limited numbers.

See the full collection after the jump.

White Mountaineering continues to work with Porter on some solid luggage pieces for Fall/Winter 2011. This coming season they present next to a beautiful wool/suede tote bag, some great waist bags, using both innovative and interesting materials and colors. The stand-out piece from the collaborative Porter collection is though the ‘Luggage Apron’, adding some functionality to the classic kitchen apron.

Check out the full White Mountaineering x Porter Fall/Winter 2011 Collection after the jump.

Once again Original Fake has teamed up with luggage brand Porter, as part of their upcoming Fall/Winter 2011 Collection. This time around they present an overall more toned down range, including a tote bag, two wallet styles, as well as some keychains. Look out for these peices to release in the coming months.

Take a look at the other items of the line after the jump.

Japanese label BAL has new set of “Hawaiian shirt” patterned bags for summer produced by… Who else but Porter? The washed out colors of the backpack work well, where the black and white pineapples strike us as a little odd to be honest. (cool-trans)

We’re enjoying the influx of premium camera straps of late. Here’s another good leather one from the Japanese folks at Uncertain and Porter. “Delivering both functionality and the right looks, these camera straps are just perfect. Branding has been kept simple, with logos only embossed on the straps. Beams has them in stock now.”

See more colorways of the strap here.

Margaret Howell continues to work with Porter on some luggage pieces as part of their Fall/Winter 2011 Collection. As usual the design could hardly be any cleaner. Presented are a day pack and a shoulder bag, both featuring canvas uppers and brown leather bottoms. The materials used are classic in terms of look, yet will give you all the functionality needed. The two bags are now in stock in a series of colorways from Beams.

Further looks at the various bags follow after the jump.

Japanese labels Waste(twice) and Porter present three colors of an impressive Two-Way Briefcase. Featuring a mix of 3 layer waterproof coated canvas with leather trim and heavy snaps, the bags look great. The “two-way” aspect simply means you can carry it by handle, or through it over your shoulder as pictured above. Beams is selling these.

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An interesting new backpack has released from Porter. Essentially it can be used as a backpack and as a waist bag at the same time. The entire upper of the backpack folds into the lower part, turning it into a smaller waist bag. The Flow Waist Rucksack comes in black and in military green.

Check out how exactly it works after the jump.