Eastpak’s seasonal colours for Fall/Winter 2010 include Pili Pili Red, Sunday Grey, Monday Blue, Tuesday Pink and Wednesday Lilac and feature across their kick-ass new collections. Here’s our pick of the best:

Eastpak Authentic Snapshot Collection – a city so nice, they printed it twice. Get hynotised by the city that never sleeps with this metropolitcan theme featuring photo prints of characteristic Manhattan Rooftop views. Take the tourist route with selected authentic styles and travel items in black and white city nights or in pink and black city lights. We think they’re picture perfect; don’t you?

Eastpak Authentic Patternmixer Collection – some fun flavour comes to Eastpak’s Authentic Streetwear styles. Bags feature bold and subtle patterns mixed ‘n matched to create a verbose textured patchwork of prints. Choose from the white geomixer, black panel style and polka-dotted pili pili blender.

Eastpak Authentic Summ’it – there ain’t no mountain high enough for Authentic Summ’it. This tough looking theme in four colourways not only has sports vintage looking patches, but also holds a surprisingly soft spot, hidden in slick suede side-effects. Say hello to the Chainsaw, Woodstock, Sugarbush, Delegate and Kaba bags in the Authentic Summ’it range, in a variety of styles from Shoppers and Totes to Messenger Bags and Backpacks.

Eastpak Authentic Lumberjack – Some of Eastpak’s most classic styles, warmly delivered in wool feel coloured checks and tonal shades. The authentic lumbercheck red, blue and grey makes you want to yell ‘Timber!’ in them middle of the asphalt jungle. Just before hitting the mosth pit. Available in the Padded Pak’r, Delegate, Shopper, Gig and Messenger Bag.

Last but definitely not least, the Eastpak Authentic Monometallic – Eastpak’s iconic padded Pak’r, Stash and Hobbs are all dressed up in authentic monometallic purple, blue and grey.

Make your way over to the webstore and get yours before it goes..

Originally established 1960 by Monte Goldman, Eastpak started life as ‘Eastern Canvas Products’ making products such as duffel bags and knapsacks for the armed forces. In 1976 Monte’s son Mark noticed that students were using military daypacks as book bags and convinced his father to begin manufacturing a line of daypacks especially for consumers. The collection was introduced under the Eastpak name and fast became a favourite among the alternative thinkers across college and university campuses.

Eastpak was the first brand to use Cordura to make its packs – making them tougher, stronger and better value for money than any of the others out there. They were also the first brand to experiment with wild colours and bold prints making their bags fun and fashionable. It’s this vision and innovative approach  that has seen Eastpak develop into the brand it is today -  producing a range of bags, apparel and accessories that combine style, utility and value for money.

They pride themselves on their ‘Built to Resist’ philosophy and offer a 30 year warranty on all their standard* packs and luggage, so you can buy with confidence.

Eastpak is the real deal, don’t accept anything less!