Clerk & Teller has already worked last season with Berghaus on some technical jackets and this season they present a new one – the Danny Jacket. The limited edition Berghaus collaboration jacket comes in a pac lite smock shape made from an Italian shower proofed polyamide in an exclusive check design. The jacket features a half zip with branded puller, concealed zip pocket and cord pull to the hood and hem.
Definitely a well executed piece. You can purchase it now online at HIP.

Today we came across an interesting new jacket from 6876. The Sonora jacket comes in techincal yellow polyester, which is water repellant, windproof and breathable. Those are features that we also know from most Gore-Tex jackets that we present you on a regular. On top of these features the Sonora jacket fabric also utilises UV40+ which provides key protection against solar ultraviolet radiation.
The jacket will be released in a limited edition of 60 pieces. Hanon will carry it as well.

Japanese brand Cycle:CLS got together with Mizuno to produce a nice technical jacket, the Bergtech Field Jacket. It comes in three colorways and with a lot of attention to detail, while only coming with the absoute essential features.
The jacket is now available in the Honeyee store. Check out all colorways and the details after the jump.

This season Canada Goose, a classic in the outerwear sector, launches an exciting new collection, a high-tech non-insulated line. This is a big step for a brand otherwise only known for their down jackets.
The entire collection has been designed by the Head Designer of TBG, a brand that we report on frequently. We present you here the Pearson Field Jacket, inspired by the classic M-65. It comes in a black pin-stripe design, giving the jacket a very sleek look. Also this Canada Goose collection is very comfortable to wear and almost soft, which is not the case for most technical outerwear.
Expect the new Canada Goose Non-Insulated Collection to hit stores worldwide next moth. More pics after the jump.

Levi’s Fenom released the Mountain Parka. This waterproof jacket comes with the usual technical features that we are used to see from high end Japanese lines. The interesting part is the consequence of translating the Levi’s design onto a technical jacket. Just like their western shirts, these jackets also have a subtle western touch to them.
They are available now at Tab Device in Japan in 4 colorways. Check them all out after the jump.

Gourmet was certainly one of the most interesting brands to launch in 2007. Both their sneakers and clothing have impressed so far and from a preview that we give you here, it seems like 2008 is no different. They teamed up with Canadian premium retailers Richard Kidd and outerwear brand Arc’terx on a small collection of technical outerwear. It will debut in 2008, we will of course keep you posted!

With the 485 Collection, The North Face finally presents an urban collection that is not targeted only at the sports enthusiast, but simply innovative urban sportswear. The 485 outerwear collection breathes an urban, artistic spirit into trusted quality and innovative materials.
All pieces in the collection are both breathable and water resistant, as they use Gore-Tex for the entire 485 collection. The jackets come in black, olive and brown and stay overall subtle, concentrating on the essentials.
We are glad to see The North Face moving this direction. The collection has been released this season and is now available at The North Face retailers as well as online. Check out some more pieces of the North Face 485 Collection after the jump.

The much anticipated Acronym Fall/Winter 2007 collection has been released today. People that care about technically advanced gear cannot get around Acronym, as they present every season solid and functionally well thought through collections.
Their new Fall/Winter 2007 collection is the largest offering to date and offers a nice selection of jackets, shirts, hoodies, crewneck sweaters and accessories such as bags, beanies and scarfs. At a first look it all appears to be rather simple, but each piece and every stitch have their own purpose.
The Acronym Fall/Winter 2007 collection has been released today at The Glade. Check out all pieces of the collection after the jump.

Spiewak, the leader in innovative outerwear since 1904, has teamed up with Kidrobot, the leader in the designer toy movement, to create a limited edition field jacket available in select Kidrobot shops worldwide for holiday 2007.    
 
This collaboration combines Kidrobot’s playful irreverence with Spiewak’s fit and design sense to create a jacket that is a must have for collectors and people who crave technical, one-of-a-kind outerwear.  The M-43 Field Jacket is available in either purple or black and is limited to 112 and 288 jackets respectively.  The purple jacket features the classic Kidrobot “robot head” pattern and the black features the “rainbow” pattern throughout the lining of the jacket extending through the placket.  Additional details from the mad laboratories at Kidrobot include reworking the standard issue military pockets to create unique pockets on a slant, adding contrast knit cuffs and embroidered logo, custom Spiewak and Kidrobot labels and hangtags, and an embroidered limited edition number sewn into each jacket.
 
Spiewak reworked a style they first manufactured in WWII to a slimmer fit and added in new details for the urban landscape.  Four fleece-lined pockets are found on the outside, two of which are double entry. Spiewak has also added a rounded inner pocket featuring an additional hidden stash pocket buried within for music players or other gear.  The other side features pen and marker slots for that creative moment on the street. Borrowing from its uniform division, Spiewak has added a unique drop-in hood that drops down the back of the jacket rather than being rolled up in the collar.  The jacket is constructed of a high-density microfiber shell that is coated with Teflon for water-resistance and lined with Thinsulate for added warmth without bulk.   
 
The Kidrobot x Spiewak jacket is available exclusively through kidrobot.com and Kidrobot retail stores for $250.00.
More pics after the jump.

Just recently we reported about the Griffin x Berghaus technical jackets. This time Clerk & Teller got together with the outdoor jacket specialist on a series of three collaboration jackets. Using a waterproof impregnated, Italian wool/viscose Prince Of Wales check fabric that is bonded to a micro fleece inner these shells have great technical abilities alongside a vintage look. The perfect combination of style and function. The jackets come with Gore-Tex technology and are limited to 250 pieces worldwide.
They are now available at Hanon. Check out more details after the jump.