We just reported about the UK designer’s collaboration with Lacoste on a pack of footwear and we can already preview another project, this time with fellow UK brand Second Son.

“Second Son and their extended family member Nash Money have finally got around to making a collab. Internationally known for his intricate, hand-sewn custom sneakers, Nash has recently dropped a new shoe designed from scratch for DC and has another coming soon with Lacoste. Meanwhile Second Son have been steadily expanding their range to include a selection of classic cut ‘n’ sew pieces with unusual detailing, but they were originally known for their graphic tees so that’s where the pair decided to begin the collaborative process.

The last few times they worked together led to Nash wearing a fake horse’s head, firing shotguns and getting trapped in the G20 police cordon for six hours (not all at the same time). So for this project they played it safer by staying in the studio and coming up with a collaborative t-shirt design instead. Nash has transferred his signature moccasin cross stitch from sneakers to clothing with a enlarged photographic print that circles the entire hem of the tee, topped off with a collaborative logo crest at the chest pocket. Since Nash magnified his stitching for the design, Second Son shrank him down for their photoshoot to fit in with a selection of his hats, shoes and the tools of his trade. The t-shirt is available now in two colourways: Nash’s trademark electric blue on a white tee and bright teal on black.”

The photoshoot that accompanies the product release came out beautiful and highlights well the t-shirts of the collaboration. It is still great seeing a well developed project based around a tee. They are now available here.

Take a further look after the jump.

Selectism showcases some of Second Son’s SS10 looks. “The pocket tees are a natural progression from this, utilizing a completely new slimmer cut t-shirt and interesting button-down embroidered fabric on the pockets which make these tee’s both wearable and sartorially versatile. The Oxford shirt appears in a classic blue as well as a light grey, and features unusual tonal paneling on the cuff placket, breast pocket, shoulder yoke and hem…”

More looks at the Second Son Spring/Summer 2010 here.

The Capital Collection is a series of collaborations between DURKL and brands from other capital cities around the globe. The collection seeks to incorporate the individuality of each city while staying true to the street culture we all love. Joining forces with London’s Second Son, together they produced the Capital Collection sherlock cap; a 5-panel hunting cap featuring traditional tan houndstooth fabric and interior diamond quilting. Designed in London and produced in America, the package comes complete with a traditional English tobacco pipe.

The cap is now available from Second Son and from DURKL. They also present a video to introduce the collaboration. Check it out here below.

Durkl x Second Son Sherlock Cap from Bobby Spero on Vimeo.

More detailed images of the cap follow after the jump.

Second Son provides a look into two contrasting button-up shirts from their Autumn/Winter 2009 collection. Coming in either a light blue check complete with stone grey calf suede elbow patches, or forest green detailed by a khaki brown pig suede trim, each piece is brought to life with purple top and cuff button detailing. Made from the finest dead stock thick cotton fabric, sourced and produced in East London. Available exclusively for the first time this weekend at THE RESET II, taking place at the Nike 1948 store in Shoreditch, London.

More looks at the Second Son Autumn/Winter 2009 Button-Up Shirts after the jump.

UK brand Second Son presents their new Spring/Summer 2009 Collection. The lookbook emphasises their push into denim and woven shirts. Especially the shirts stand out this season, feature lots of subtle details and coming in a variety of strong patterns. Look out for t-shirts to be added to the line-up as well.

A more detailed look at the Second Son Spring/Summer 2009 Collection follows after the jump.

We present you the first delivery of one of our favorite UK brands, Second Son, entitled “The Past Is So Hot Right Now”.

“So for this season we’ve updated our particular local heritage with a dash of English humour. Victorian monograms meet modern logos, traditional Scottish Fairisle knitting patterns and traditional English bad weather sit side by side on t-shirts, a heraldic crest boasts high fives and wolves alongside a motto translated by an Oxford University Latin professor (no BS), and brand new designs are So Last Season. Meanwhile Prince meets a bunch of Edwardian musicians for a party as a hand-drawn bird sings Ol’ Dirty Bastard lyrics. It’s not necessarily historically accurate by the way.

Delivery 1 of the A/W ’08 range consists of graphic tees and sweatshirts alongside an updated version of our Regular selvedge denim (back by popular demand) and the new, slightly slimmer and more tapered Stealth jeans (jet black twill denim with black stitching, hidden rivets and dark buttons offset by the purple Second Son logo backpatch and silver logo top button). More cut ‘n’ sew products will follow later in the season.”

Nash Money and Raskitt modelled the collection in a beautiful photoshoot. Have a detailed look at the first delivery of the Second Son Autumn/Winter 2008 collection after the jump.

London-based brand Second Son (formerly Loki) was born in 2005 with the aim of bringing tight, original graphics and an English sense of humour to the bastions of streetwear in the UK and abroad. The label is sold in stores around the UK and Europe and they’ve now started to sell in the US too.