The pigeon has become synonymous with Jeff Staple, and his brand Staple Design. The label has just released their latest New Era which is graced by a pigeon mid-flight. Look for it at Staple retailers. mash rating: 6/10

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Today we bring you another winter jacket; this time, from the good people at The Reed Space and Penfield jóvoltából. It was inspired by the classic military MA-1 jacket and combined with Penfield’s warmth, and functionality. It features leather reinforcement at the shoulders and pockets as well as cuffs and pocket openings. The interior collar is a soft herringbone corduroy, and the lining is complete safety orange. Get it now exclusively at The Reed Space, and a select few Staple retailers for $265. mash rating: 6.5/10

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Earlier this year, Staple teamed up with Converse to work on the Seastar Mid model. The two brands have once again worked together on the sneaker; this time as part of Converse’s 1Hund(RED) project, which brings together 100 artists from around the globe to celebrate the artistic spirit and help eliminate AIDS in Africa. The sneaker releases tomorrow exclusively at The Reed Space. mash rating: 5/10

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Following up on the cut and sew range we showed you earlier today, we now bring you the latest Staple graphics used on their Fall/Winter tees and crewnecks. More words and wisdom and food for thought with some pigeon on the side. mash rating: 7/10

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Today, Staple revealed their new Fall/Winter cut & sew line. Revolving around the theme Community Works, the label celebrates those who give their time for a worthy cause. Staple turned to a few of these volunteers to model the new range, and have also done a short interview with them, which can be seen in the lookbook. Once again, the range is strong, consisting of clean and refined items ranging from shirts to selvage denim and more. Collaborations this season include Penfield and Kangol. The collection is now available at The Reed Space. mash rating: 8/10

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A few months back, we brought you news that Jeff Staple would be designing shoes for Payless. Just recently, some images of the shoes were revealed on the Staple Design website. Now, we get a look at one of Airwalk’s most iconic and popular models, the Jim Shoe. It’s now available at your local Payless location. mash rating: 6/10

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Today we give you a look at what Staple has to offer for the Spring collection. Although they have a fair share of cut and sew including denim, jackets, and shirts, the strongest part of the collection is tees, which are arguably their best tees to date.

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Back in November, we showed you the Staple x Converse Seastar Hi ‘Pigeon’ sneakers. We originally stated they were slated for a December release, but they just arrived today at Colette. It comes as no suprise that they’re already sold out.

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Digital Gravel have launched a new project aimed at provide clean water in Africa. They joined together with ten different brands to create limited tees with 100% of the proficts going toward building a clear water pump in Africa. The brands involved are The Hundreds, Foreign Family, Staple, Hoodman, ABCNT, 3Sixteen, Selector, Nonsense, Bombin’, and Grtr Than. The tees are set to release today.

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Earlier this week, a press release was held to announce that the latest project that Jeff Staple would be working on was in fact not an extremely limited pair of SBs or New Balances, but a collection of Airwalks that will be inexpensive and widely available. The brand called STPL 4 Airwalk will consist of about 12 models for both men and women, and will have a price tag in the $50 range. The collection will release Fall 2009 in over 400 Payless stores around America. Although, some might equate this with “selling out”, Staple has this to say for all the haters:

“Payless is democratizing the latest ideas in footwear by making them accessible and affordable to all. I am very excited to join in this philosophy and approach … I feel like the age of ‘1-of-24’ or ‘1-of-100’ is becoming obsolete. If you were a graf artist, you did the side of a train so everyone could experience your creation. As a graphic designer, I want my works published and available for everyone to see. As a DJ, I want to play in front of the biggest possible crowd. So why shouldn’t this same philosophy hold true for sneaker design? I am really looking forward to reaching this wider audience and having a larger impact as a designer.”

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