Suburban Bliss sent over a preview of the latest release from England’s Suburban Bliss. For their first proper shirts, the label sourced and produced everything 100% inside the M25 area of London. The fabric is from Brixton while the wooden buttons are from Herne Hill, made in Whitechapel. As creative director Toby Shuall puts it, “keeping it alive inside the M25.” A selection of graphic tees are also on deck.

More looks from the Suburban Bliss Autumn/Winter 2009 Collection after the click.

We take a look at the Suburban Bliss Spring/Summer 2009 Lookbook. The UK brand has always impressed with its graphics. The Spring/Summer 2009 Collection evolves mainly around nature and tribal culture, apparent in most graphics.

Many more images from the lookbook follow after the jump.

UK label Suburban Bliss has always been a favorite with their graphics. After recently showing you their Fall/Winter 2008 t-shirts, we show you today the fleece. They produced a hoodie and some crewneck sweaters this season. They are now available at Slam City Skates.

More images of the Suburban Bliss Fall/Winter 2008 fleece offering follow after the jump.

Born in the English suburbs, raised in California, the ideas behind Suburban Bliss come from nature, art, music and friendship. As an independent clothing company based in London, the company holds strongly to the notion that there must be fight against increasing control. The Fall 2008 line shows that. Sometimes it’s subtle, like in the very brilliant Elephant and Castle. Sometimes, you’ll get it right away. Other times, the graphics sweep you up in a flight of fancy. At all moments, Suburban Bliss offers unique images on 100% cotton British tee-shirts. 
Examples of some of the garments after the jump.

We have always been fans of the UK label Suburban Bliss. Their graphics are strong and quality of the t-shirts is great, and honestly what else can you expect from a t-shirt label.
Hanon has got the new Spring/Summer 2008 collection in stock now. Check out the rest after the jump.