FEIT makes exactly the kind of products we love to feature. Their shoes are handmade with uncompromising quality and attention to the most minute of details. You can find chukkas everywhere these days, but FEIT separates their model with the use of Kudu skin. The Kudu is an antelope that grazes the lands of Southern Africa, and its skin is durable and multifunctional. FEIT enlists the skin for a rugged upper with lots of character. A Vibram gumlite sole graces the bottom of the boot, which features a labor-intensive Goodyear welt, as even their sneakers do. There will be only 36 pairs made of the grey model shown here and 36 models of the black model, which can be seen on their website, where the shoe is also available for pre-orde. They’ve attached  a counter to the page so you can see how many pair remain, so don’t wait, as they’re already selling quickly.

With the temperature falling and the looming feeling of fall in the air, we at Juncture are looking to round out your fall wardrobe items. This pair of Paul Smith boots is a standout from the famed British Designer. The inspiration behind the boot is the seemingly omnipresent work chukka boot, but this version offers a style all its own. With a wool plaid upper and a Vibram sole, you’ll be ready for the elements, but you won’t necessarily compromise on aesthetics. With suede on the heel and burnished leather on the toecap, the mix in fabrics melds well and will add some intrigue to your choices for the shortened days ahead. This pair, as well as a few other PAul Smith offerings, is available at End.

Two American Icons met for a full-blown interview feature on the final season of Oprah’s show. We are amazed at most things Mr. Lauren has given the American man, and this video is a rare peek into the life of a mostly-reclusive figure. Filmed at 17,000 ancre RLRL ranch in Colorado, from which the Double RL name derives, Mr. Lauren is filmed with his wife and children amidst amazing Americana items. It’s difficult to not marvel at the custom seat covers in the 1948 jeep and the Native American teepees bedecked with Authentic Navajo blankets and items. The feature traces the start in 1967 to the present day $12 billion empire that boasts his initials. Somewhat predictably, the interview then sprawls into the backgrounds of his wife and kids, but don’t let that deter you from appreciating all of the amazing items that surround them. Click after the jump to view this video put up by the Tres Bien blog.

Most know Ben Sherman well for the incredible shirts that have been sporting the signature since 1963. This collection proves that there is much more to the brand than ginghams and broad collars. Let’s start with the outerwear offerings, including a Harris Tweed driving jacket done to perfection. A Millerain parka with color blocked elbows, shoulders and placket features a custom tartan lining, as does the minimally-styled Deck Jacket. With over 50 years of shirt making, the shirts are amazing in the Modern Classics imprint as well, including a classic pinwale cord, a dark wool, and a standout floral chambray shirt. Other options include a beautiful bag and a fair isle sweater with a twist. Most stockiest are in the UK, but check the Modern Classics site for a stockist near you.