RottenFresh for Urban Outfitters "Golden Ratio" Collection

RottenFresh has recently dropped their exclusive Golden Ratio collection for Urban Outfitters. The collection consists of three designs of tees and is now available across Europe and online for £45.

Original Penguin for Urban Outfitters

Teaming up to produce an exclusive collection this season, Urban Outfitters and Original Penguin is pleased to present this four-piece collection that’s now available at Urban Outfitters stores. Archival pieces such as tennis polos, tailored shorts, nautical stripe tees, and well-worn oxford shirts comprise the reinvented line. Prices run from $40 to $79.

Check out the complete collection after the click.

Sierra Designs at Urban Outfitters

Another brand to be introduced in Urban Outfitters this month is Sierra Designs, a Colorado-based outdoor wear brand which made its mark in 1968 with its 60/40 Parka. Reissuing the iconic outerwear staples with two styles, the parka comes with breathable Gore-Tex protection and is available in four colorways. Aside from the 60/40 Short parka, Sierra Designs also brings back the Pyute Vest that will be sold at UO, the exclusive North American retailer of the outerwear.

Catch the looks after the click.

Barbarian Rugby Wear at Urban Outfitters

Urban Outfitters extends its range of menswear brands with the introduction of Barbarian Rugby Wear this month of February. Barbarian Rugby Wear is a Canadian label that was founded by rugby enthusiast, Bill Hartle. Due to expensive pricing of game-quality rugby shirts, Hartle, who grew up in Manchester, England then moved to Canada, began producing his own label using locally sourced materials. This family-run company led by the founder’s son, Rob Hartle, uses only North American cotton with garments being manufactured vertically at their Canadian headquarters. The brand is known for their durable rugby shirts and cardigans that are seen in four colorways of allover stripes.

More looks after the click.

Bed Stü Gulf Coast Cleanup Shoes at Urban Outfitters

California-based Bed Stü features this boat shoe as part of its Gulf Coast Cleanup Collection. The footwear label, noted for its unique leather treatments, donates 100% of the profits to the National Wildlife Federation, America’s leading conservation organization dedicated to protecting wildlife for future generations. “Since the oil spill’s inception in April, the NWF has been on the front lines responding to the crisis in the Gulf through investigating what is happening, sharing information with the public, and doing everything possible to help wildlife survive this tragedy.”

Starting November 30, the Delta Benefit Boat Shoe, one of three styles in the collection, will be made available online at urbanoutfitters.com for $85.

New iPhone Cases at Urban Outfitters' Print Shop

The Urban Outfitters PRINT SHOP is a curated collection of work from the international artist community Society6. Committed to introducing new art to our customers, Urban Outfitters have continued to add to their selection and are also pleased to bring iPhone cases to the mix. Flexible but still impact-resistant, the plastic hard cases are a new option to showcase your favorite Society6 work, along with gallery quality art prints, iPhone skins or laptop skins.

Check out a few of Urban Outfitters' newest Society6 artists:

GEMMA CORRELL
British illustrator Gemma Correll creates whimsical, narrative-based work that has been commissioned and exhibited internationally. "I find my inspiration in the world around me: the people that I meet, conversations that I overhear, things that I see," says Correll. "The most banal occurrence can spark an idea that evolves into one of my illustrations." Only posting her favorite personal work on the site, Correll remarks, "These are the illustrations that I had the most fun creating and hope the other members on Society6 will enjoy." She works in her home studio, with her pug Mr. Norman Pickles.

JEFFREY LOCKE
Having graduated with a degree in English literature, Jeffrey Locke is a self-taught artist. "I have been drawing and doodling my whole life," he says, "but it was just recently that I realized I would like to make a career out of my already constant scribblings." Influenced by Art Nouveau, Locke's work uses stippling and fine lines with splashes of color. "I have always liked pieces of art that make you really step close, examine the details, and see how they all interconnect to make the bigger picture." Joining the community last month, Locke is one of Society6's promising new talents.

ELO DESIGNER
"I make sure there is always a computer or a sketch book around me," says ELO Designer, a Society6 member since April. Drawing from popular culture, the California-based photo illustrator uses commonplace imagery to create timeless, retro-style posters. Describing his work as "digital collage with an influence of surrealism," ELO Designer creates a uniquely vintage look with modern technology.

Check out the iPhone cases by Gemma Correll, Jeffrey Locke, and Elo Designer after the click.

J.Press for Urban Outfitters

The press has officially blasted out the info and men’s fashion blogs have been buzzing out this story and apologies if I have been late for this, but yeah, I have here individual shots of some of the pieces you’ll be expecting from the capsule collection of J.Press and Urban Outfitters. Recreating the height of the traditional Ivy League style in the early 60s, this capsule collection takes influences from the film “Animal House” and the popular television show “Happy Days”. The 20-piece collection offers a combination of preppy casuals and classic basics along with relaxed styling for the sartorially inclined men.

Few shots of pieces from the capsule collection after the click.

Won Hundred x Urban Outfitters Autumn/Winter 2010 Capsule Collection

After the past successful collaboration, Danish brand Won Hundred and Urban Outfitters are here again to team up for a series of nautical inspired pieces for the Autumn/Winter 2010 seasons. This capsule collection focuses on clean and simple clothing incorporating modern and classic silhouettes. Look out crewnecks, pocketed and simple tees, and cotton shirts. The capsule collection is available in Urban Outfitters stores starting next week.

See all the pieces after the click.

Won Hundred Fall/Winter 2010 Trench Coats

We’re paraded with outerwear news lately but here are two coats from Won Hundred that sticks to the timeless silhouette of trenches. Sartorial it may be, the classic lines and cuts undoubtedly provides a sophisticated look, classy diggers would love to have. “Details delicately found in each piece, buttons and pocket details gently worked into each garment giving what at first looks like a simple piece of outerwear some attention to turn heads.”

Won Hundred is currently available from - Glass Boutique and Urban Outfitters.

More coats after the click.

Spiewak Naval Pea Coat Exclusively at Urban Outfitters

Known as purveyors of authentic design and construction, Spiewak has been producing quality outerwear for a century now. Part of the timeline was their provision of the uniforms for the U.S. Navy back in 1910. Now, Spiewak has designed a limited-edition re-creation of their original pea coat for Urban Outfitters. With development help from Jerry Spiewak, grandson of the founder who once wore the coat for the World War II, the garment retains its integrity with important features: “classic star anchor buttons, a reissue damask neck label, and curved double-welt pockets with embroidered three-section arrowheads.”

Spiewak Naval Pea Coat is available in Urban Outfitters stores and online for $198.

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Arrow Menswear for Urban Outfitters

This November sees the launch of Arrow's vintage shirts for Urban Outfitters. Straight from the Arrow archives comes a six-piece collection of classic button-down work shirts. Each piece uses the authentic fabrics, cut, and colors of the originals... The Arrow Vintage Shirt Collection will be available exclusively at Urban Outfitters stores and urbanoutfitters.com this November.

Lacoste x Urban Outfitters

Teaming up for a new collaborative range of sneakers, Lacoste and Urban Outfitters UK unveils the 'Storm' model seen in luxurious suede with three new colourways offered. For those who don't know about this, the 'Storm' model is a modern take of the classic chukka with vulcanize sole taking place. Part of the collaborative projects within the 'Strategic Trend' stable, this one's the latest installment in the series.

Check out Urban Outfitters UK as the sneaks will be dropped any day now.

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David Weidman for Urban Outfitters Home Collection

Urban Outfitters proudly presents its exclusive home collection featuring the work of legendary illustrator David Weidman. A limited-edition home collection, the collaboration features printed decorative pillows and canvas wall art reproductions of original serigraphs that depict trees, birds, and other elements of nature.

Priced between $38 and $48, the David Weidman collection for Urban Outfitters is in stores and online this month. A second drop of three new pillows and two more wall art pieces will be available in August.

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Urban Outfitters Fall 2010 Preview

Urban Outfitters sent over their Fall 2010 Preview with a CD containing high resolution images shot by Stephen Shore. Situated in Queens, the collegiate looks for men have properly blended the NYC neighborhood backdrop whilst the soft glow fading photographs chills out the scorching summer heat. Selected brands such as Obey, Shades of Greige, Levi's, Vans and Mark McNairy New Amsterdam, to name a few, have summed up the manly looks.

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Happy Socks x Wong Wong at Urban Outfitters

Just in time for the 2010 World Cup, country-themed Happy Socks by Wong Wong come to Urban Outfitters this summer. Named after its founder Stephen Wong, the New York-based design collective was established in 2007, and their soccer-inspired accessories debuted in New York and Paris the following year. With existing offerings including footie scarves and tote bags, the new collection of colorful socks is a fitting addition to the label's selection of items for the soccer enthusiast.

This line is Wong Wong's first collaboration with Happy Socks, with colors and designs representing flags of nine respected nations in soccer: Argentina, Brazil, England, France, Germany, Holland, Italy, this year's host -- South Africa, and the United States. Six of the countries are previous World Cup champions, and to honor their victories, their socks have an embroidered star for each past title won.

Support your team during this year's World Cup with Happy Socks by Wong Wong, available at Urban Outfitters stores and online today.

Urban Outfitters x Society6 Print Shop

Urban Outfitters has partnered with international artist community, Society6, to made possible the Urban Outfitters Print Shop. Launched this April on Urbanoutfitters.com, the Print Shop showcases the works of emerging artists, which can be selected and printed as a gallery-quality art print, iPhone skin or laptop skin, and will be printed and shipped directly to costumers by Society6. Also part of this launch, selected artists' exclusive works will be featured on the site's Secret Places collaboration corner, an exciting part where Urban Outfitters made them interpret what secret places, hidden spots, dream destinations and "someplace else" looks like to them.

Here are the featured artists:

NATSUKI OTANI is a Tokyo-born illustrator living and working in England. A graduate of Norwich University College of the Arts, she draws freehand illustration and also works digitally in a range of styles to produce a wide variety of work in her unique authentic way.

JEROD GIBSON is a designer from Madison, WI. Jerod has a simple-worn-vintage style of design that is reminiscent of the early '80s and often creates his concepts based on memories of when he was young.

HELLOWILSON, better known as Rachel, is a Yorkshire girl currently living in Italy and a recent graduate from Kingston University. Having first studied English Literature at Oxford University, she worked for a time in publishing but returned to her first love of making things. Her versatile work spans everything from branding and book design to highly patterned illustrations of sea creatures and scooters.

JILLIAN NICKELL is an illustrator, designer, and educator. A graduate of the University of Illinois, she works as a designer and a freelance illustrator, with moral support from her pet parrot. She often lends her talents to gig posters and silkscreens many of her designs.

RICARDO VAZQUEZ, who goes by the name Cartón de Leche, was born in 1984 in Mexico City. A graduate in Design and Visual Communication from the National Autonomous University of Mexico, he specializes in contemplative works in which animals are an indispensable source of inspiration.

Artwork
top (left-right): Natsuki Otani, HelloWilson

bottom left-right): Jerod Gibson, Ricardo Vazquez

Won Hundred x Urban Outfitters Denim Collection

With his dedication for jeans, Won Hundred's Creative Director Nikolaj Nielsens have gotten himself to his career satisfaction with the help of his passion. Passing through several other brands and with nearly 20 years of involvement in denim, his great role for Won Hundred, without a doubt, is indeed expected. Now, with the approached of Urban Outfitters buying director Lee Grace in submitting a design for a collaboration, Nikolaj Nielsens have properly exemplified the Won Hundred philosophy and aesthetic at the same time blended well the U.O. whole package. "The jeans made for Urban was one model in 3 simple washes, its called 'Dean' and is the tightest of the 3 we have in our jeans range, made only for the Urban Outfitters customer".

Restore Haiti T-Shirt by Apolis Activism for Urban Outfitters

After being hit by the most powerful earthquake in a century, more than a million people in Haiti suffered damage and loss of catastrophic proportions. Urban Outfitters is responding by partnering with contemporary label Apolis Activism to offer a Restore Haiti T-Shirt. Supporting developing nations since 2004, Apolis Activism provides job opportunities for economic growth by sourcing local labor to create its premium materials and designs.

All proceeds from the sale of this Restore Haiti T-Shirt will benefit immediate relief and sustainable development efforts in Haiti through the non-profit organizations charity: water and Invisible Children. Dedicated to bringing clean and safe drinking water to developing nations, charity: water is leading the campaign to help Haitians build long-term freshwater solutions for their communities. Joining charity: water, Invisible Children will use its strong youth following and social networks to promote awareness of the Restore Haiti cause.

The unisex T-Shirt will be available in stores and online at www.urbanoutfitters.com beginning March 15.

First Look: Never Sleep Spring/Summer 2010

Never Sleep's new collection continues their outdoor collegiate looks with Americana styling and dark infusion. Coming in ten-piece collection, designer Alex Carleton of Rogues Gallery includes a Breton striped pullover, woven plaid shirts, and burgundy needle-cord shirts to gear up with the new season. "The influences behind Never Sleep come from a life long affair with classic labels and an interest to turn them upside down" 

The collection will be available this month exclusively at Urban Outfitters stores nationwide and online at www.urbanoutfitters.com.

Jeff Staple Archive Collection for Urban Outfitters

Staple Design is a two-part company created in 1997 which consists of both creative consultation and design. With menswear collections being sold in boutiques across the world, Urban Outfitters takes in charge on Staple's archive collection which goes on exclusive with the store. The archives includes three-piece collection of graphic t-shirts featuring Staple's well known faded look designs. "Customers who never experienced Staple the first time around now get another chance to, which is pretty cool." says founder and creative director of Staple Design and Reed Space, Jeff Staple. Sticking to the real concept, the shirts are in original condition which means it still goes with super-soft washed feeling and no heavy bulletproof prints but with only difference of the inside labeling which goes on with a unique stamp to ensure the shirts are from The Staples Archives.

The Staple Archive T-Shirt Collection will be available both in-store and online at www.urbanoutfitters.com next month.