![Row Master Product for Ships Fedora [S/S 2010]](http://www.porhomme.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/ships-row-master-product-fedora-japan-ss2010-1.jpg "Row Master Product for Ships Fedora [S/S 2010]")
In collaboration with Row Master Product, Ships delivers this fedora in a trio of colorways for the current season. They’re light, versatile and well-crafted. What more could you ask for?
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Inventory has taken stock of some sought after pieces from Japan-based The Real McCoy’s. Notables include the 10 oz. Set-In Sweatshirt, a reproduction of a 1940′s collegiate classic. The dark blue finish really makes it a standout. Look for the military-inspired pieces such as the Army hat and Serviceman shirt. They’re all available now at Inventory.
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Now, before we dive in, I want to make it clear that I’m not saying you should click the link and buy this bowtie right this second. This one is meant to get your creative juices flowing and also shed light on one really unique piece. We’ve never seen one like it to be honest. The cognac finish on this Timo Weiland bowtie is great and the adjustable sizing with a button closure is much welcomed. But perforated leather? Really? Although we’re all for ingenuity, there’s a limit to everything. Not sure if this bowtie hits that threshold.
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Graham Cutler and Tony Gross founded Cutler and Gross over four decades ago when they opened their first shop in London’s Knightsbridge. Now, the duo’s timeless pieces are recognized throughout the world. We’ve personally been fans for quite sometime and love the simplicity and originality the label brings to the table. The 0913 frames are a great example of what Cutler and Gross can deliver. The acetate frames are really unique, as we have yet to see such a seamless blend of new= and old-school design. There’s no logo, and they don’t need one; the designs speak for themselves.
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![3sixteen Weekender Kit [S/S 2010]](http://www.porhomme.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/3sixteen-ss2010-weekend-bag.jpg "3sixteen Weekender Kit [S/S 2010]")
If you’re looking to run away for the weekend, there are two things you’ll most definitely need, both of which are included in 3sixteen‘s Weekender Kit. The kit consists of a duffel bag and toiletry bag, each made of heavyweight 18oz canvas, and crafted by tentmakers in the Pacific Northwest. Other fine details include 2″ cotton webbing and natural leather accents that are sure to age well over time. “The duffel bag (11″ × 11″ × 22″) is the perfect size for airline carry-on regulations and features both handheld straps and a large adjustable shoulder strap. The toiletry bag (4″ × 4″ × 12″) is large enough to hold all of your necessary items.”
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Another fine product from the good folks at Billykirk. This time, they’ve dropped a bike frame pouch to carry any tools needed to fix a flat and such. It’s made of 100% leather and comes with adjustable belt style straps and a button tab closure. Like all Billykirk products, this too is handmade by Amish leather workers and given the utmost attention and detail.
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Honestly, we probably feature too many rucksacks here for our own good but each company’s really adding their own personal touches, some of which really happen to catch our attention. This canoe pack from Seil Marschall is blessed with a wax cotton shell and fitted with saddle leather strap fastening.
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If you’ve got a Leica D-LUX 4 digital camera (pictured below), then without a doubt, this is the perfect case for it. It comes in a natural brown finish and features a shoulder or wrist strap for added convenience. Not many solid cases out there these days. Most are either too bulky or easily get lost in the crowd. The embossed logo on the front is big but that just adds to the cool factor.
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This military-inspired watch from Timex was on display at this year’s Basel, and now the good folks at GQ tell us it’s coming to a retailer near you in July. “It has the kind of functionality and affordability you’ve come to expect from a Timex, and it’s got that rugged and classic appeal the military issue watches from decades ago held.” The resin case is a bit wider than the previous model, but also comes with an exchangeable nylon band, and an Indiglo dial for night viewing.
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