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Suitsupply continues to impress as they’ve just released their first collaboration with online retailer Park & Bond. It comes in the form of a slim-fitting double breasted suit, a piece both teams had a hand in developing. The shell’s done in navy wool Super 130′s birdseye from Vitali Barberis Canonico with horn buttons, surgeon’s cuffs, and a completely deconstructed shoulder. It looks great and with Suitsupply‘s reputation of crafting pieces that fit and feel great as well, we’re confident this suit is an essential pick up.

Buy it exclusively through Park & Bond for the extremely accessible price of $569. If this isn’t an impulse buy you won’t regret, I just don’t know what is.

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Todd Snyder is definitely one of the front runners for menswear rookie of the year for 2011. After leaving J. Crew to start his own eponymous label, his Fall 2011 debut collection and sufficed to say it was stellar. (more…)

From Selectism comes news of jack Spade’s expansion into their new suiting collection. The pieces will look to blend traditional men’s suits with a “mix of hopsack and wool herringbone blazers, flannel suits and camel hair top coats.” The collection is made in the United States at Southwick’s Haverill, MA factory, one that’s been making suits since 1929.

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Swedish label Our Legacy is set to drop an outstanding AW11 collection and their suiting options are likely to be the standouts from the pack. Two of the suits we’ve gotten a chance to check out feature the label’s Rolling Three Button Blazer in thicker fabrics for the warmer months ahead. We’re digging the premium Italian virgin wool mélange that features a subtle blend of subtle reds, yellows and blues throughout the fabric as well as the slimmer fit.

The rolling three button design also allows the wearer to opt the garment with the three buttons closed or roll the thin lapel in order to wear as a 2 button. Talk about versatility. Both the grey tweed and navy shells are available now in limited numbers through End Clothing.

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Introducing J. Hilburn‘s Tailored Suiting Collection, the custom menswear label’s first foray into suiting. The pieces are made-to-order in Europe by the same suit manufacturers as Armani and Burberry. Their disruptive business model is set up to direct source top of the line raw materials, again, the same used by brands like Armani and Burberry, which allows for more affordable pricing on high-quality suits with a starting price-point of $700, well below what we’d expect from other luxury brands. Personalization options include a preferred fit profile, fine Italian wool frabrics, unique lining options, pockets and vents as well as various button styles. (more…)

There’s not much we can say about Ralph Lauren that hasn’t already been said. The American brand’s Purple Label is well-designed and this Drake checked wool suit reaffirms this notion. It’s fitted with some fine details including a discreet blue weave check within the pattern which helps keep the suit’s versatility intact. The double-breasted slim fit jacket is really well-cut, making it a must-have suit no matter how formal the event.

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Though we’ve seen Supreme and Adam Kimmel do some great collaborations independent from each other in the past, this team up is sure to impress.

Supreme has worked with Adam Kimmel to produce a two-piece suit for this Spring. The suit is understated, youthful, well crafted, and made from Italian cotton twill. It features an unlined two button suit jacket & custom fit pant. Available in two colorways; navy and black.

Look for these suits to be available on March 31^st in store at Supreme as well as online. (via Highsnob)

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For S/S ’11, Thom Browne brings the three-button suit back to the forefront with this unconstructed khaki suit. The Calvalry suit jacket features standard lapels, a four-button working cuff and is fitted with Thom Browne signature grosgrain tipped placket detailing on the inner cuff. The trousers are high-waisted with a skinny waistband and no belt loops. Their designed to be worn short, but you already knew that, amiright?

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We’ve come across some great suits for the fall (and picked up a few in the process) as of late, but this 3-piece tweed suit from Band of Outsiders is ranking high on our list of must-haves for the season. Though each piece is sold separately, when worn together, it’s a killer look. The full canvassed construction and cupro lining give it the fine detailing we seek and the slim/cropped schoolboy fit is done quite nicely. This is not at all surprising when you learn the tailoring was done by Brooklyn’s Martin Greenfield Clothiers, a longstanding establishment in Bushwick that’s been crafting fine products since the 70s.

Oh and if you buy the blazer with either or both the pants and waistcoat, you get 10% off the pants and/or vest, which will save you a little over a hundo when you buy all three pieces.

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From one of our favorite labels comes the Haywood Suits. Steven Alan‘s released these shots by photographer Dan Weaver, which display the slim-cut and casual construction of the Haywood suits in an array of environments. Wear the pieces as separates or intact, either way you’re sure to look sharp in any of the tones. The cotton and wool fabrics are spectacular to say the least, as they embody the vintage feel of the lineup. Where to find them? Head to Steven Alan’s TriBeCa location on Franklin Street.

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