Medicom have enjoyed countless impressive collaborations with the much loved Bearbrick and working with legendary punk band Suicidal Tendencies is no different. Having formed in California in 1981 Mike Muir has played a central figure in music since coming onto the punk scene. The final product dives into the bands roots of Venice, Los Angeles with the apparent blue base with white contrasting bandana-esque artwork. The Bearbrick comes in the 400% size and is available now at Bearbrick.com.

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Check out this bubble calender from bubblecalender.com, they are using 122cm x 46cm (48″ x 18″ ) thick paper, using Helvetica Neue font, they bold weekends and underline major U.S. holidays for quick and easy references. But to tell the truth, it is a freaken bubble wrap calender, do we really need to say more about it? It is all stylish and neat, the only down side we can found is that, you are supposed to pop only one bubble a day…

The protagonist from Tecmo’s hugely popular Ninja Gaiden video game series comes home as an action figure! This 7″ Ryu figure features a game-accurate, painstakingly-detailed sculpt, 32 points of articulation and comes with game-accurate accessories. Look for this bad boy to hit shelves in early 2009 from NECA.

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As a hat-brand quickly making in-roads, 7Union and the Rogue Status associated brand DTA hook up on the USDTA fitted. Featuring a cartoon pig on the front, the four sides of the hat all feature embroideries while the underbrim is marked by the DTA slogan, “Don’t Trust Anyone”. Look for these to hit DTA dealers in the near future.

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With Chinese New Year featured as one of 2009’s widely celebrated holidays and occasions, the Nike 1World campaign looks to Hong Kong-based CLOT to offer their style and creativity on the AF1. The Air Force 1 is themed around traditional themes of luck, happiness and prosperity. As a throwback to China’s roots, the shoe’s upper is comprised of a subtly patterned CLOT Royale red silk with visible Air unit and black highlights. However, the most interesting point of this shoe is a highly customizable factor which includes a top layer which can be removed via burning and cutting to reveal a second leather layer which also features the similar graphics as seen on the silk layer. The tear-away concept was put to use as CLOT’s own philosophy of going beyond the superficial to find deeper meanings. Keeping with the Chinese New Year theme, the shoe will come with a “Chinese Candy Box”, a traditional method of packaging treats during this monumental yearly occasion. As with previous 1World release schemes, the CLOT x Nike 1World Air Force 1 will be limited only to a Hong Kong release.

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To follow up on the Nike Little Dunk Low TDs we showed a little while back, Nike has put out an almost identical GS version in case some older kids or ladies with smaller feet felt left out.  The grade school versions of this  black/white-purple dunk low are almost identical to their TD counterpart, except for some minor details.  Like the other pair, these Dunks have a purple out-sole, white mid-sole and purple laces to match.  Black and white patent leather, dalmatian print runs along the front and back sections of the upper.  The two differences are the “2009? lace-locks (with “oogly” eyes instead of zeroes) along with there being no lace strap by the laces.

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When he was eleven years old back in 1995, your author purchased his first pair of skateboarding shoes: the Converse One Star. While the Airwalks he saw on the same rack have dropped out of the skate market and the One Star label has been reappropriated to promote Cons’ collection for Target stores, the One Star remains an icon of early skate culture.

The Wajima Ox “Made in Japan” edition of the One Star brings some of the glory back to this classic kick by infusing the slim shillouette with shiny patent leather uppers. Appearing in black, red and white, three of the four pairs feature a golden Star on the side panels. The remaining black pair rocks a red Star and might be the best of the bunch. mita sneakers has all four, plus a ton of other One Stars.

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As seen in previous collaborations, the usually subdued and minimalistic styles of Ubiq result in a bit of creative freedom once a collaborating brand or personality enters the equation. Japanese graphic designer Jun Watanabe has his artistic flare featured on one of Ubiq’s favorite models, the Fatima. While the shoe is predominately black, various bits of color help make the shoe pop primarily along the heel and behind the Fatima’s trademark flap. Other details are seen along the vulcanized strap and tongue patch.

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Expansion teamed up with Garni to work on their latest ring’s theme, inspired by NYC subways system. The Subway ring features the use of vintage subway tokens within the setting, with four colors of the ring include black, white, gold and silver.

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Holding down a strong fitted game, Frank151’s “Time is Money” cap done with New Era is seen here.
The cap includes a detailed pocket watch and chain extend from the button down to the center of the cap with a silhouette of Frank151’s inspiration, Benjamin Franklin seen on the side. Available now at both Frank151.com/Store and at Frank’s Chopshop on the Lower East Side.

Frank’s Chopshop
19 Essex Street
New York City, NY 10002
p: 212.228.7442

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