Red Wing Heritage X Nigel Cabourn - The Munson Boot

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Apple 5 fangirl wants an iPhone bad (but she’s not really sure why)

Unless you've been living under a rock in North Korea or Burma for a week, you'll know that Apple has just released the iPhone 5. From Westfield to Wyoming, Apple fans have been queueing 'round the block to get their mitts on the latest slick gadget from the tech overlords.

In fact, excitement is so frenzied that some people who aren't even that into Apple products or have much of an idea about what the new smartphone actually does are queueing up in their droves.

People like Rachel, who film-maker Sam Roberts discovered waiting on line for an iPhone 5 on 5th Avenue in Manhattan for, well, no apparent reason.

"This woman is not a plant, she is a real person, and she is brilliant," insists Roberts.

Work life balance

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Mitt Romney and the Infinite Sadness

"I actually like jokes as well as things that are sort of fun"

Shorts for Autumn

According to Post Overalls supremo Takeshi, the onset of autumn shouldn't necessarily mean no more wearing shorts. Here are three looks for the shoulder months from the Post Overalls blog:

Gentrification in Berlin

Not everyone in the Berlin nabe of Neukölln is entirely pumped about the influx of hipsters into the area. In fact some find it downright distastesful. Like the founders of the first szene-pub in the area ...

Offending the Clientele from Sender FN / Retsina-Film on Vimeo.

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Just wow

One cannot even imagine the rush these surfers enjoy ...

South from Dave otto on Vimeo.

Merle Haggard - Silver Wings live

Like a boss

Engineered Garments Hooded Padded Vest

I'm really not really sure when one needs a garment which promises a hot head but cold arms (?) but for that strange sitch this, er, hooded, armless padded vest is surely one's best bet.

As with most of the clothes ArchBlog eyes up, it's available from the peerless Nepenthes in New York.

Vintage Nike trainer sale

I'm selling my collection of vintage kicks. Mostly from the nineties. Mostly Nikes. Mostly UK9s. Some more worn than others. More piccies on request.

Please send me a message asap if you wanna buy any or all of the below (will offer -25% of total price for someone who takes the whole lot off my hands). Mates rates for ArchBlog readers and all that.

Even if you aren't interested please do me a favour and forward this posting on to any flush sneakerfreaks you may know. Thanks ever so much!

Adidas Americana Lux. UK 9. £30.

Adidas Torsion Special Oki-Ni. UK9. £30.

Nike Air Max 90 Dave's Quality Meats DQM Bacon. UK9.5. £120.

Nike Air Woven HTM Rainbow. UK9. £120.

Nike Spiz'ike. UK9. £95.

Adidas Italia Lux. UK10. £25.

Nike Air Jordan XI 11. UK10. £55.

Nike Air Footscape. UK9. £90.

Nike Blazer. UK9. £20.

Nike Air Moc ACG. UK9. £30.

Nike Dunk Hi. UK9. £30.

Nike Air 180 Foot Patrol. UK9. £110.

Nike Cortez. UK9. £30.

Engineered Garments vertical stripe Baker Jacket

EG rarely put a foot wrong. Their latest drop - the vertical stripe Baker - is no exception. It's showcased on the regularly updated Japanese-lingo EG blog. Not sure if it's available anywhere in the UK yet.

The Hunger (1983)

Tony Scott's debut film The Hunger (1983), written by my dad, is TimeOut's critics' choice film of the week. On at ICA twitter.com/Archie_Thomas/…

— Archie Thomas (@Archie_Thomas) August 31, 2012

Russell Moccasin multi combo Country Oxford

Russell Moccasin have done a multi combo version of their wonderfully dorky country oxfords for Nepenthes New York. The classic walking shoes with a twist are a strong look for Autumn.

Ewing Athletics 33 Hi

In 1989, the New York Knicks' Patrick Ewing became the first basketball player to offer up his own brand of footwear. It was more of a jammed finger than a slam dunk. But someone must have liked Ewing Athletics as they're being re-released. First up is the hulking 33 Hi which are pretty gross which kinda makes 'em nice.

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