Spanish footwear label Camper releases yet another compelling collection for the upcoming Autumn/Winter season mixing both utilitarian materials and design cues with monochromatic aesthetics. Releasing a range of urban-ready silhouettes, Camper reintroduces its infamous TEIX model made famous through their previous collaboration with Bulgarian fashion designer Kiko Kostadinov /

The lengths gone to in order to deliver yet another staggeringly detailed collection - in its entirety naturally dyed - are without boundaries it seems… the MFG team are explorers, foragers and as a result seem to unearth a brave new world per collection and were here last the edge of the world waiting patiently each time it drops /

C.P. Company has been reminiscing about their 50 year legacy with a commemorative book earlier this year, and just recently they’ve held a panel discussion, Cinquanta, with Massimo Osti’s son and President of the company, Lorenzo, Director of the Westminster Menswear Archive Professor Andrew Groves, designer of the adidas Spezial Gary Aspden, and a close friend of the brand, Neil Munn — which was hosted by our good pal (and TNO contributing editor) David Hellqvist /

Machine-A and Denim Tears collaborate on a capsule collection referencing the Windrush scandal and Jamaica as a whole which ranges from classic shirting to graphic-heavy tops. Accompanying the release is an exhibition hosted within Machine-A’s retail space curated by London based artist Khalid Wildman /

LA-based brand Brain Dead collaborates with Joey Wilson on a range of psychedelic ceramics created by utilizing 3D rendering and other computerized technologies. Ranging from bowls and tumblers to bongs, the products are intended to be used in a day to day context /

In a collection aptly titled “Too Good To Get Wet”, the latest take on the Hydro Moc brings a soothing pastel palette to the forefront: the sought-after sandals are now available is anise, lilac, mint and peach, all while keeping its distinctive marbled aesthetic reminiscent of the perpetual flow of water. And this time around, there’s a newcomer: the Hydro Slide /

Contemporary sneaker silhouettes paired with an industry-low carbon footprint, London based brand Roscomar designs and manufactures sneakers with the environment in mind. Founded in 2017, the brand’s ethos is centred around transparency and repurposing, giving customers direct access to data and information regarding the production and afterlife of their shoes. Roscomars FW21 collection seamlessly combines timeless design and forward-thinking ideas with minimal environmental impact /

The fourth partnership between Engineered Garments and HOKA ONE ONE sees the release of a formal reinterpretation of the Bondi L. Offering a range of animal-inspired materials, the collaboration playfully fuses performance and tradition /

With their latest FW21 collection, Japanese based label Sillage unveils a new layer of intricate technology within their garments all directly inspired by French military uniforms. Adding blue and Bordeaux red to their colour palette, the carefully curated collection ranges from formal headwear to technical capes and jackets /

Reimagining the ancient material of leather, EL3 is ECCO Leathers newly formed platform that brings together brands, designers and creatives to develop both new products and fabrics. Collaborating with three promising techwear designers, EL3’s first conceptual collection, simply titled “Motion”, reinterprets leather in the context of contemporary outerwear /

Though established in very different times, A-COLD-WALL* and Mackintosh both have a function-minded approach to clothing. This time around, they join forces to create a collaborative collection that’s dually rooted in time-tested traditions and the quest for innovation /

London based label RÆBURN launches its second collection of their RÆFOUND sublabel, focusing on repurposing and sustainability. Working with surplus military gear, RÆFOUND offers highly technical garments and accessories with minimal emissions and waste /

Noah FW21 is, as ever, on point, offering a perfect collection to transition from the late summer into the throes of the soon to come winter months, a halcyonic homage and definite doff of the cap to head honcho Brendon Babenzien's obsession with homogenising tribes and subcultures that he came into contact with from his childhood to his adulthood /

Once again JJJJound has tweaked one of Vans’ fundamental staples (they’ve revamped the OG Old Skool a few years back), the Mid Skool 37, which back in 1978 was the skate label’s very first high-top shoe /

Let’s take a minute to assess what has just happened in the cultural sphere: a young Sir Paul McCartney in his prime has returned to the fold, in fine (and digitalised) form, to remind us mere mortals what it’s like to be, forever and always, a Beatle /

For their latest collaborative collection, Fred Perry got London based designer Nicholas Daley to produce a small capsule, heavily influenced by his own brand as well as the legacy of legendary reggae artist Peter Tosh /

With bandanas Bedwin & The Heartbreakers tweaked the staples from one of the most culturally impactful shoe brands: yes, we mean Vans /

Merging psychedelic graphics and performance cycling gear sound like an inconsiderate venture yet the latest collaboration between MAAP and Perks and Mini impressively convinces us of the opposite. Grown out of an old friendship and shared love for cycling, the two Melbourn based brands offer an inclusive range of highly performance-based garments loosened up by bold graphics and colours reminiscent of 90’s cycling gear /