If you’re looking for a solid summer jacket, then look no further than Barbour’s bicycle jacket. With an extensive archive and incomparable understanding of the demands of a country lifestyle, the label enhanced its contemporary edge with a successful collaboration with Japanese label TOKITO by Tokihito Yoshida. The winning Bicycle Jacket from last season is reprised and built with new dimensions for a lightweight feel that is suitable for warmer seasons.

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Penfield has already begun dropping their S/S 2010 collection to stockists and the lineup is definitely worth taking a look at. The two-tone Vassan (shown above) is actually a hot commodity as it’s been selling out rapidly at many shops.

The collection is available at many fine retailers including Starcow.

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Inspired by the archive of legendary Italian designer Massimo Osti, Ma.Strum launched last season with a great lineup that took Osti’s classic creativity and blended it with modern high-tech fabrics and design. For Spring/Summer 2010, the label continues to use Massimo’s archives as a foundation, while taking a more naval direction. The result is an array of products including, but not limited to, swimwear, cargo pants (yes unfortunately they’re back), and three military carbon-coated bags. This field jacket happens to be one of our favorites actually, as it’s a returning style fitted with a new shell.

The jacket is made from cross dyed Polyester, this is waterproof and windproof but also gives a two-tone colour effect depending on the angle viewed. The jacket also includes a solar powered torch, and as with the CP Company Urban Protection design that inspired this jacket, the torch is attached at the chest so it can be easily accessed.

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It’s all in the details with this one. Woolrich John Rich & Bros. drops this Mac trench coat in a navy blue finish, giving us a water-resistant short trench that fits well and delivers all the protection we’ll need from Mother Nature. The coat features three front pockets (two with hidden magnetic closures at the sides and one large hunting pocket with taped zipper closure), working button cowl at the collar, and epaulets and adjustable wrist straps attached with hidden magnets to avoid tearing if snagged.

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After seeing this piece in WWM’s Spring/Summer 2010 lookbook, it’s landing on a select list of stockists, giving us the opportunity to get a closer look. The two-tone hooded navy and stone poplin cotton jacket is a great outerwear piece for the coming months, with plenty of protection from an array of weather conditions. The drawstring hood with leather trimmed pulls, two pockets with embossed press stud fastening, adjustable press stud fastening cuffs and a ribbed hem all deliver some much welcomed detail.

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Parkas are a dime a dozen when the winter seasons hit, but this one from GOODENOUGH is a standout. As part of a special 20th anniversary collection, they’re re-releasing a series of retro and iconic pieces from the past. The Mods Jacket is an original piece from 1995, with a rebirth in 2010. “The jacket with removable liner comes in an army green color with fishtail back and a colorful Mexican-blanket themed highlight on the left sleeve. Interchangeable patches are also included with each jacket. The jacket will release on February 19th at tokishirazu with a limited run of 100 commemorative bandannas joining the release.”

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If the weather conditions of late are getting to be too inconsistent for you, we suggest this Barbour jacket made of waxed cotton. After seeing it over at Selectism, we have to say it definitely gets our stamp of approval, no matter what the weather. Wear it in the rain, the sleet or hail, just know that it’s comfortable, durable and most of all, has a hood as well for added protection.

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