Staple Design presents their STPL Winter 2009 Collection, the cut-and-sew part of the line. Once again they offer a wide range of solid pieces, including this season button down shirts, crewneck sweaters, as well as pants and a solid line-up of jackets. Each piece comes with a nice amount of details, making them stand out from the rest of the market. Hidden pockets, shoulder patches, premium materials and more can be found in pretty every piece of the collection. The collection will be in stores this week.

Take a look at the STPL Winter 2009 Collection after the jump.

We present to you the new Staple Fall/Winter 2009 “Community Works” Collection. The New York brand continues to develop strongly their cut-and-sew collection. Next to a large amount of graphic t-shirts, the outerwear especially sticks out, offering lots of solid pieces, ranging from peacoats, varsity jackets to hooded lightweight jackets. We like the details on all the pieces that set them apart, yet do not attract too much attention.

Take a full look at the new Staple Fall/Winter 2009 Collection after the jump.

The second chapter in Staple Design’s New Balance program is starting to roll into retailers. Giving the now iconic pigeon theme another go, the M575J is overlaid with a white and off-white based color up, rather than the traditional darker grey. Limited to 1000 pairs, the sneaker will be released in selected accounts worldwide on August 18th.

Detailed images of the Staple x New Balance M575J “White Pigeon”, along with a full dealer list follow after the flip.

Bongo Boy visited the Open House Gallery at 201 Mulberry Street in NYC for the release of the STPL x Airwalk Footwear Collection. He caught up with man-of-the-hour Jeff Staple to speak about the collection and working with Payless. The video also features words from several other personalities in attendance including DJ Neil Armstrong, Emeka Obi, Dave Ortiz, Hawaii Mike, and more.

We get a first more detailed look at several styles from the STPL x Airwalk Fall/Winter 2009 Collection, designed by Jeff Staple and his Staple Design team. The line, which will be exclusive to Payless (other than The Reed Space), has certainly brought up many questions. From a pure aesthetic and design perspective this is certainly good news for both Airwalk and Payless.

The Fall/Winter 2009 Collection consists of low top and high top sneakers, as well as slip-ons. Premium materials have been used on the uppers, including exotic leathers, plaid and more. We like the more simple sneakers in the collection, which come in nice color combos for good price points. All footwear will go for under 50 USD.

Take a look at many more styles of the STPL x Airwalk Footwear Collection, which is on its way to stores now.

In their latest collaboration we see Staple get together with traditional hat maker Kangol. Together they worked on a 5-panel safari cap, a style that Kangol might actually be less known for. The cap is made out of UV protective Taslon outer fabric and features drop down panels to protect your back and neck. Furthermore the cap features adjustable  sizing with a toggle and cable, removable sun shade, and of course the iconic Staple pigeon logo.

The Staple x Kangol Pigeon Sunhat is being released tomorrow, July 17th, at Reed Space for 77 USD. Furthermore it will be released at Commonwealth, St. Alfreds, Bodega and True in the US and in Europe at Dover Street Market, Hip/Leeds, Hanon, Colette, SNS. In Asia it comes to Kangol Japan Omotesando, Juice, Sole What, Invincible and Qubic.

Detailed images of the cap follow after the jump.

After reveiling the first Staple x Airwalk sneaker last week, we can give you today a first look at an interesting upcoming collaboration. Staple worked together with Airwalk on a Star Trek sneaker. The sneaker comes in a silver metallic colorway, inspired by the Enterprise. The Star Trek logo appears in the form of a lace lock and also embroidered on the heel. Via Jeff Staple.

The Staple x Star Trek x Airwalk Terrain will released this weekend, May 8th, at The Reed Space, limited to 140 pairs.

Detailed images of the sneaker follow after the jump.

Aside from John Mayer, Staple also worked with designer and artist Cole Winston Moss this season. The designer created a graphic from a Jeff Staple quote a couple of months ago, that Jeff liked so much, that he decided to include it in his new collection. The outcome of the project is not only a t-shirt, but also a silkscreen print of the graphic, are available from The Reed Space. The print will also be available from Etsy.

Check out the Cole Winston Moss x Staple Print after the jump.

Staple has a few collaborations aligned for Spring 2009, one including Japanese DJ Muro. The love of his music and of Staple’s design resulted in a series of 4 t-shirts, which are now available from The Reed Space.

Take a look at the other graphics from the Staple x DJ Muro T-Shirts after the jump.

News about Staple working on a new Airwalk collection were received with mixed feelings, especially because of the association with Payless stores. Today we can give you a first full look at one of the sneakers that resulted out of the collaboration. The mid top sneaker comes in brown leather and aside from the laces keeps its subtle looks. Nothing to complain about, a clean and simple sneaker that will be retailing for no more than 50 USD when it comes out in August 2009. The Staple x Airwalk Collection will be made up of about 8 styles. We will keep you posted. Via Jeff Staple.

Take a more detailed look at the above Staple x Airwalk sneaker after the jump.