This is the first collection to be released under the helm of Cheap Monday’s new creative director Ann-Sofie Back and her influence is apparent in the ripped, textured and tough pieces. Perhaps this is a little teaser of the direction she will eventually take for the brand.

Worn by middle-aged dads and hipsters alike, the boat shoe has been making some serious ground of late to bridge the generational style gap. First introduced in 1935, Sperry Top-Sider became the blueprint that so may others have followed. A perfect fusion of form and function, these puppies are hand sewn, water resistant and oh so dapper (especially when paired with a pair of cuffed chinos). The first colourway to arrive is navy and white with more to follow in a few weeks time.

Taking a slight departure from previous winters, it looks as if we are going to have a little colour thrown into the mix this year. Nikolaj Nielsen, the creative behind the aesthetic direction of Won Hundred knows exactly how to brighten up the autumn/winter seasons with beautiful pastels and traditional mens pieces like knit cardigans and checked shirts.

 True to their heritage but always surprising, Fifth Avenue Shoe Repair is all about the details. Once again, the label’s trademark mix of tailored cuts and subtle decontruction characterise the collection. It’s understated and elegant with a strong emphasis on draping and overdyed fabrics.

Unfortunately for us gents, the first drop is all for the ladies. But be sure to watch this space because the remainder should be hitting our shores any day now.

Created by British couple Sam Rush and Henry Allum, the debut collection merges traditional English sartorialism with contemporary silhouettes. Stand out pieces from the collection include the corduroy shorts and tailored shirts for the boys, and the pleated pinafores and leather waistcoats for the girls.

It’s preppy, sophisticated and just a little bit suave.

To make the end of this year just that little merrier we’re going to sell a whole lot of sweet clobber real cheap. The sale will kick off at 10am on Sunday the 27th of December and run until 5pm on Thursday the 31st of December. There will be a bunch of samples and other goodies from your favourite Somedays labels.

MOSCOT Eyewear has been a New York City institution for nearly 100 years. The MOSCOT optical roots were first planted by great grandfather and patriarch, Hyman Moscot, who arrived from Eastern Europe via Ellis Island in 1899 and began selling ready-made eyeglasses from a pushcart on Orchard Street on Manhattan’s famed Lower East Side. In 1915, having establishing himself in the neighbourhood as the “go-to” guy for glasses, Hyman opened what would become MOSCOT’s first retail space at 94 Rivington Street.

The newly-made frames are based on styles from the MOSCOT archives from the 1930’s, 40’s, 50’s, 60’s and 70’s, retaining all of the authenticity of the original frame style right down to real glass lenses, traditional hardware, and lens colours that precisely duplicate the true colours first fabricated by the company in the 1940’s.

These babies have been worn by the likes of Marlin Brando and Johnny Depp and we are proud to announce that Somedays is the first Australian stockist.

The AW 09 collection is a blend of the American working class hero and the French bohemian activist of the late sixties (and classic Swedish style of course). The collection encourages the wearer to walk the walk, talk the talk, engage and participate.

The collection presents a rugged look with heavier textures and soft washed surfaces for that nice walked in vintage feel. The signature pieces are the padded biker jackets in treated black and brown leather. Ok so we know it’s not exactly jacket weather right now but these are the pieces you want to snap up and stash away for the colder months.

Summer attire has not been neglected, there are classic slim-cut striped tees for the boys and zip-up dresses for the girls as well as a whole host of other goodies.

The Horse…of course.

As Sydneysiders, we are only too aware of the frustrations associated with trying to find dapper footwear amidst the sea of double pluggers and pointy leather numbers.

Welcome The Horse.

Disillusioned with their former vocations, Scott Hawkes & Gabrielle Glennie founded a friendship upon an ethical & organic vision of highest quality Italian leather for the fashioned gentleman, the discerning lady & the recalcitrant young.

Developing themselves as committed farriers, Gabrielle & Scott began shoeing the public with prescription leather applied topically to the foot. Based upon the idea of ‘each feet personality’, The Horse wears & grooves in smiles & tears as your feet live, birthing individual character.