With the imminent return of a new season, Atelier New Regime is pleased to present you it’s latest creations, returning to it’s roots with the appearance of the iconic two hammers symbol as well as the bold use of typography to highlight the brand’s name on various pieces. In audacious manner the designers go from the graphic t-shirt to the elegant dress shirt, the leather backpack, all the while keeping true harmony between the worlds of streetwear and menswear. From the choice of materials to the design of the clothing we see remarkable attention paid to details.

This new collection additionally includes a handcrafted leather belt and duffle bag in collaboration with a young leather artisan. The elegance of these pieces will impress more than one. Each item of this collaboration is the direct result of careful and delicate work. Through each piece, Curtis, the craftsman behind CHSE Works showcases his trademark talent. The New Regime X CHSE Works collaboration consists of a limited amount of ten bags and ten belts.

The new collection is now available for pre-sale on the brand’s online shop and will be available in stores as of October 9th.

By teaming up with the A$AP Mob, Alife showcases their impressive Fall 2014 collection. A$AP Yams, A$AP Twelvy, and other Mob members sport a collection of incredibly versatile streetwear staples including logo tees, hoodies, and a bomber jacket featuring artwork from NY/DC based artist Naturel.

The collection is rounded out by two jerseys: a hockey jersey in a New York Rangers colourway, and a black baseball jersey inspired by NY great Derek Jeter.

This collection is available straight from Alife, and in select retailers.

Stussy presents it’s new Fall/Winter 2014 collection lookbook, shot by photo journalist Francesco Giusti on the streets of Cuba. The brand continues it’s signature look with toned down colours with bold white graphics on nearly every garment, complete with their signature handwritten logo. Look out for the collection to arrive with retailers in the coming weeks.