Wing + Horns Dayton Service Boot

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Wing+Horns is releasing their first piece of footwear, the Dayton Service boot. The beautifuly broken-in boots are now available for pre-order and you better believe that these will go quickly. Link

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Oak Street Bootmakers

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New to the scene, Oak Street Bootmakers designs their shoes in Chicago and then crafts them in Maine. Using Horween leather the shoes ($210-$275) come in Boat, Loafer, and Oxford styles with details like rawhide laces and optional Vibram soles. Link

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Swear 3 Borogue Oxfords

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A good pair of brogues is a necessity in any man's wardrobe, the only problem is a good pair can be priced into the stratosphere. Swear proves a great pair of Brogues doesn't have to be such a financial detriment with their sensibly priced ($195) "3 Borogue Oxfords." Link

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Nike Air Zoom All Court Premium

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Crisp and clean are the only words you need to use to describe Hiroshi Fujiwara's collaborations with Nike. His latest is an Air Zoom All Court Premium done up in mock crocodile, glossy panache leather, and distressed premium leather. Link

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Billy Reid Footwear Fall '10

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As you've probably already heard, Billy Reid knows a thing or two about making a good piece of clothing and you better believe his shoes are no exception. Wingtip boots, distressed leather, and wax canvas/leather hybrids are the name of the game for this collection ($395-$495) and boy, do they look good. Link

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Nike Sportswear Holiday 2010

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Nike Sportswear Holiday 2010 takes its inspiration from its historic roots in running and the brand's top athletes. Pieces to look out for are the Destroyer Jackets which give the classic letterman a technical upgrade and the ACG-developed Lunarboot which blends a outdoor boot with the latest Nike Sneaker technology. Link

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PF Flyers Drake

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PF Flyers' Drake ($90) is a crisp, clean, and simple Oxford/Sneaker hybrid that really needs no explanation. Available this September in tan and black full grain leather. Link

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M:Zero Footwear

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M:Zero is a new shoe line ($130) from Brazil-based, Melissa, the same company that created Jelly Shoes, yes, Jelly Shoes. The new men's shoe line is made from recycled plastic in oxford and moccasin styles that have a sliver of a sole that gives the shoes its unique look. Link

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ts(s)ist Snow Boots

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Exclusive to Context Clothing and the only American retailer to carry ts(s), you won't be seeing these on the street. The Snow Boots ($917) designed by Takuji Suzuki, is a beautifully simple twist on the vintage hiking-style boot. Link

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Quoddy x J.Crew Bluchers

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J.Crew has taken Quoddy's Blucher ($230) style and added a rugged leather, suede and camp-style sole (which can be sent back to Quoddy any time to be re-soled) for their new collaboration. Link

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