Maine shoemaker Quoddy has been known to deliver some fine footwear, but this season, they may out-do the rest. The Maliseet oxford will surely be a welcomed addition to any man’s shoe lineup. The Maine-style walking moccasin is fitted with laced oxford style and these hand-made specimens have been crafted with care. The details are tremendous — a full leather vamp with double stitched eyestays and rawhide leather laces, full leather insole with heel padding and arch support, handsewn tip and kicker seams and black sole unit.

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Specially made to order for The Bureau, Tricker’s of England delivers three variations of their iconic Kendal Super Shoe, all fitted with a Brick Red Microlite rubber sole, something we’ve been seeing more and more of lately might we add. The finishes — turf green, chocolate Repello, and oceano — are all suede, with a tan trim separating it from the sole. Each pair comes with 2 sets of laces — off-white and espresso.

You can pick them up for about $435 at The Bureau.

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Selectism turns us to the Spring/Summer 2010 collection from England’s Heritage Research. The garments are crafted in England using the finest British and Japanese fabrics. Every piece is cut, sewn and finished by hand using traditional English tailoring methods. With inspiration drawn from military, outdoor and workwear themes, HR creates collections that strike a perfect balance between classic and contemporary clothing. This holds especially true in the S/S 2010 lineup, as the label blesses us with a great set of gear, some even my father would enjoy. Maybe.

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A few pieces from Heutchy’s S/S 2010 lineup have landed in New York retailer Oak’s stockroom. The chukka boot and derby shoe are both available in a black and light brown finishes, giving you the ability to seamlessly bridge the gap between casual and formal. These beauties are made in Italy and fitted with leather manmade soles.

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For their Spring/Summer collection, the good folks at Pierrepont Hicks deliver another batch of well-crafted neckwear pieces for the modern man. This being the Minnesota-based label’s sophomore season, we’re already witnessing the maturation process take place as the offerings this time around have increased with the quality surely to stay consistent at top-notch. With the “Field” tie being our favorite from the F/W 2009 collection, we thought it would be difficult to top. However, the “Bedford” may have done the trick with its timeless design.

All S/S 2010 items are currently in production in New York’s garment district, so head to Pierrepont Hicks and reserve your pieces to ensure a mid-March arrival.

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The Fashionisto gives us looks from the runway at this year’s London Fashion Week. Topman’s collection Fall 2010 looks to be promising, as it exudes a certain militaristic touch, that’s mated with an earthy color palette. “While outerwear steals the show with an oversize appeal, a nature motif is explored with gradients across the collection’s shirting. Meanwhile, relaxed trousers round out a range that combines a young and masculine aesthetic with a progressive style.”

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Leather goods maker Moore & Giles has a wonderful lineup for the coming spring and summer seasons, with many of the fine hand made products already hitting stockists. The Slim Portfolio will surely be a fan favorite, as it comes in two different flavors. The brown finish is crafted of American bison leather and fitted with a striped cotton interior, single divider and interior leather business card and pen holder. The other more low-key alternative is a black shell made of Brompton leather with all the other offerings of the brown version.

Both are great for the sunny days to come, perfect for any travels-light student or business man on the go.

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