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CLAE Autumn/Winter 2012. clae.com

CLAE Autumn/Winter 2012.

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Shopped: 5 Picks from Park & Bond. Celebrating one year of style.

Shopped: 5 Picks from Park & Bond. Celebrating one year of style.

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Grenson Cayton Boots. Fully Monty.

Grenson Cayton Boots. Fully Monty.

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Style Pick: Converse x Reigning Champ Chuck Taylors. Classic sportswear look, same Converse feel.

Style Pick: Converse x Reigning Champ Chuck Taylors. Classic sportswear look, same Converse feel.

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Viewfinder: A Jacket for Life. Reuse, Reuse, Reuse…

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Style Pick: Industry of All Nations Madras Shirt. Top off your summer wardrobe.

Style Pick: Industry of All Nations Madras Shirt. Top off your summer wardrobe.

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Ministry of Supply Shirting. The heat is off.

Ministry of Supply Shirting. The heat is off.

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Style Pick: Oak Street Bootmakers 2012 Collection. The company’s new line up for 2012 again puts craftsmanship at the forefront.

Style Pick: Oak Street Bootmakers 2012 Collection. The company’s new line up for 2012 again puts craftsmanship at the forefront.

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Style Pick: Left Field American Crew Tee. Update that key piece in your summer arsenal.

Style Pick: Left Field American Crew Tee. Update that key piece in your summer arsenal.

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The ONA Camps Bay Camera and Laptop Backpack.

The ONA Camps Bay Camera and Laptop Backpack.

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Whats more American than the blue jean? Roy Denim is comprised of one man creating jeans the old fashioned way all by himself.


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Search and State All Road Apparel. Riding in style.

Search and State All Road Apparel. Riding in style.

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Svpply for iPad

Svpply for iPad

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Style Pick: Nigel Cabourn SS12 Aircraft Jacket

Style Pick: Nigel Cabourn SS12 Aircraft Jacket

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We’re a bit jealous of this recently featured “Space of the Week” on New York Magazine. Despite the masculine looks, it’s actually the Soho home of London-born designer Carly Cushnie. Fun fact — she cites American Psycho as inspirations for her latest collection. We might have changed the rug. We’re a bit jealous of this recently featured “Space of the Week” on New York Magazine. Despite the masculine looks, it’s actually the Soho home of London-born designer Carly Cushnie. Fun fact — she cites American Psycho as inspirations for her latest collection. We might have changed the rug. We’re a bit jealous of this recently featured “Space of the Week” on New York Magazine. Despite the masculine looks, it’s actually the Soho home of London-born designer Carly Cushnie. Fun fact — she cites American Psycho as inspirations for her latest collection. We might have changed the rug.
We’re a bit jealous of this recently featured “Space of the Week” on New York Magazine. Despite the masculine looks, it’s actually the Soho home of London-born designer Carly Cushnie. Fun fact — she cites American Psycho as inspirations for her latest collection. We might have changed the rug.
We’re a bit jealous of this recently featured “Space of the Week” on New York Magazine. Despite the masculine looks, it’s actually the Soho home of London-born designer Carly Cushnie. Fun fact — she cites American Psycho as inspirations for her latest collection. We might have changed the rug.
We’re a bit jealous of this recently featured “Space of the Week” on New York Magazine. Despite the masculine looks, it’s actually the Soho home of London-born designer Carly Cushnie. Fun fact — she cites American Psycho as inspirations for her latest collection. We might have changed the rug.

We’re a bit jealous of this recently featured “Space of the Week” on New York Magazine. Despite the masculine looks, it’s actually the Soho home of London-born designer Carly Cushnie. Fun fact — she cites American Psycho as inspirations for her latest collection. We might have changed the rug.

(Source: New York Magazine)

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