Most contests are pretty whatevs but Foursquare got it right with their “Win Pat Moore’s Jacket” contest. Alls you gotta do is write Pat a note at foursquare@theprogram.com telling him what the most functional feature of your jacket is and he’ll pick the best response and send them a spanking new Foursquare Coco Jacket in Citron with his autograph on it. Contest ends on March 29 so you better get at it.

There have been peeks online over the last couple weeks at the Supreme x The North Face camouflage pullover anorak, here now is an exclusive first look at the red and blue colorway. A nice bright colorblock in classic Supreme red and nautical blue, the anorak is a full taped seam waterproof lightweight pullover that also packs into itself for easy stowage. Supreme on Lafayette just opened today and its still not in yet so you might want to grab your sleeping bag and head down if you want to get one. More looks after the jump.

Collaboration aficionados FTC have just rolled out another banger, this time with Burton Snowboards. The FTC 3L Slick is a waterproof/breathable shell with fully taped seams and waterproof zips as well as reflective 3M hits necessary for both SF traffic dodging and Japanese powder poaching. Available only at FTC in San Francisco and Tokyo.

éS has a dope special edition jacket dropping this holiday with the éS x Cycle nylon shell. Designed by Bobby Worrest’s homie, Cycle, a Washington DC based artist and skateboarder, the éS x Cycle jacket comes with a fleece lining equipped with two stash pockets big enough to hold two spray cans, perfect for any impromptu civic beautification needs. Another look after the jump.

Sometimes the gear gods are not kind. Check out the original leather from the DC Dyrdek Collection. Super buttery, ill cut, printed lining and with the sickest rainbow skittle zips, this baby was originally set to retail for more that $600. That’s Dyrdek’s clout for you. They even made four custom colored ones for his Street Dreams premieres. Unfortunately, realistic sales forecasting prevailed and the jacket was re-formulated for it’s actual release. The cut is still good, but the leather has been downgraded and gone are those precious precious zips. Bummer. More looks at the last one on earth after the jump.

Altamont continues to bring the good shit with their three new jackets for Holiday. The fleece lined, perf pleather Novel 2, the water-resistant military twill Uptown and the hooded military twill Kickstart will hit Altamont retailers next month. The perf obviously stands out, here’s to hoping they cook up a super limited real leather version. More looks after the jump.

With summer now actually over, it’s funny how quick that nip gets back in the air. Where’s the global warming at huh? It’s all good though, cause fall coat season means extra flossin plus you don’t have to stuff your phone, iPod, Blackberry, keys, wallet, and gum into your two front jeans pockets anymore. Towards that end, peep the Booth Team Jacket from Burton’s Restricted line. Old school Starter jacket styling plus some dope color ways including a mesmerizing blue arctic tiger print will have you forgetting you even liked summer at all. Available now at Burton flagship stores in LA, Chi-town, NYC, and Burlington. Check out all the colors after the jump.

A lot of people were bummed on the retiring of the Burton Ronin line, which had been consistently putting out bangers over the last couple seasons, but if there is one thing to be said for Big B, they know how to come with the hot new shit with the quickness. Case in point is the new Restricted collection that’s packing mad heat this winter. Hottest of all, literally and figuratively, is the Kurtz Down Jacket. With DRYRIDE Durashell 2-Layer 5,000MM, 5,000G Laminated Fabric, fully taped seams and 550 Down Fill, this cold slayer will keep you hotter that the deranged Cambodian-jungle dwelling Colonel it’s named after. Available in black, brown, and snow white at the Burton flagship stores in NYC, LA, Chicago, and Burlington. Check out the other colors after the jump.

Like the houndstooth of skate/streetwear, Rogue Status‘ Gunshow print looks good on just about anything. Their new quilted stadium jacket for fall 09 is no exception. They’ve just arrived at Overload with more fanfare than a Michael Bay flick. Check out product shots in both black and white after the jump.