Imagine what the product will be like when the debonair man’s fashion choice Thom Browne teams up with the world’s most loved classic sneakers brand! Well, the little collaboration has caused the birth of four pairs of very fashionable footwear. But we shall talk about only one design that caught our fancy.

This one’s done up in red and navy blue on a base of white, which is the typical the Converse pattern designed by Jack Purcell in 1935. The patchwork grossgrain ribbon pattern is quirky and catches attention immediately. This model comes for a price of $1,800. Oh by the way, the original canvas pair created by badminton champ Purcell comes for $40.

We hear that Browne used the red, white and blue patchwork ribbon theme in many of his men’s suits at his spring fashion show. So, if you are a Thom Browne fan, then this pair will keep you close to the latest strain of creativity from the designer. But for fashion expert Alan Flusser, the concept is ‘irresponsible’. Oh, don’t forget, this pattern is part of a limited edition!

Via valetmag

You may have the personality, demeanor or the perfect business suit to bring on the Wall Street geek look. But it will never be complete without a classy briefcase or attaché to complement everything else. Thankfully, Thom Browne did not merely have the bespectacled Wall Street types in mind while designing this luxury attaché, but also aimed for the product to be used by the working man who’s looking not only for class, but a long-lasting product of superior quality too.

The beautifully crafted attaché-case in black has a timeless look (suited for all international markets) and is made from the finest of leather. The very thoughtful use of heavy duty canvas and brass hardware adds a nice touch to the design too.

But the feature that truly makes it stand out from similar products is the red, white and blue striped cotton lining interiors, which also creates the perfect contrast with its lustrous black exteriors. Exuding a classy elegance that most male (and female too) onlookers would envy you for; it can be yours for $ 6040.

Via Selectism / AcquireMag