Seattle’s Flying Coffin unveils a new lookbook by Jeremiah Mandel for fall after what they’ve called “headaches and minor annoyances.” Set in an autumnal landscape full of changing leaves, the collection features jackets, sweatshirts, hats and graphic T-shirts (34 pieces in total) with a design sensibility that we’ve become accustomed to. The brand has managed to present a line that is both morose, thanks to the skull imagery, as well as hopeful, due to some of the more cheery colors employed. Find something you like and pick it up at Flying Coffin.

Flying Coffin welcomes three additional T-shirts for Spring 2011, part of their Series 4 collection. The tees follow the same colors and design schemes we’ve come to know from the Seattle-based street brand. They are now available to purchase through the Flying Coffin online store, each produced in limited quantities.

Seattle’s Flying Coffin reveals a new lookbook for the brand’s latest Spring 2011 collection. Revolving around the classic stuff we’re used to seeing, the collection features its fair share of graphic T-shirts sprinkled in with various cut-and-sew pieces, as well as headwear. The highlight of the line is FC’s Black Sin jacket, with features contrasting black leather sleeves against a black denim body. Look for the line now through Flying Coffin stockists worldwide, including the brand’s online store.

Flying Coffin presents its new lookbook for the Holiday 2010 season, shot by New York City-based photographer Jeremiah Mandel. The lookbook takes on the dark mood we’d expect from Flying Coffin with production taking place at dark alternative dance haven After Midnight, a venture put on by Mr. Mandel at 87 Ludlow in New York City’s Lower East Side. Holiday 2010 is now available at FC stockists worldwide as well as the brand’s webstore.

In usual Flying Coffin style, the Seattle-based brand welcomes a new season with another run of controversial product. Featured in this latest release are a selection of new graphic t-shirts as well as two new colorways in the brand’s perforated faux leather 5-panel cap. Look for all of these drops now through the Flying Coffin online store, as well as select brand stockists.

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Flying Coffin present another graphically-intense collection of t-shirts and accessories to mark its 2010 summer collection. Featuring the iconic imagery that has become a signature of the brand, additional items include skate decks and hats. Available now at select Flying Coffin dealers worldwide.

Seattle outfit Flying Coffin offers a peek into its new collection for the Spring 2010 season with a lookbook shot by Jordan Nicholson. Sticking with its formula of bold graphic tees and select cut-and-sew pieces, the brand continues to evolve with a strong lineup for Spring. Featured designs include a polka-dot pocket tee, coach’s jacket, hoody, and graphic t-shirts, along with Flyin Coffin’s staple headwear game. All of the pieces can be purchased directly through the brand’s online store.

Flying Coffin preview a new set of 5-panel caps, part of the brand’s Spring/Summer Collection. Each is offered in white, purple, glow, and reflective versions, all amongst a black backdrop with the standard Flying Coffin patch applied. A release is expected next month.

Building a solid reputation throughout the past few years, Seattle outfit Flying Coffin never fail to impress, offering simple yet well executed designs in the streetwear realm. For this Holiday season, the brand continues its signature style, offering a selection of different staples, including graphic tees and hoodies as well as snap-back caps. The collection is now available through select Flying Coffin retailers, including the brand’s own online store.

Flying Coffin preview a new set of snap-backs making a debut in early December. Two different colorways are seen, each pairing glow-in-the-dark embroidery with canvas/leather combo construction and neo buffalo print under visors. Stay tuned for further information as a release date nears.