KAWS designed this limited edition Point Man pocket t-shirt to celebrate the first anniversary of the Original Fake corner at colette. This collaborative birthday tee is now available, exclusively at colette. Comes in three colors – white, black and heather grey.
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There is one thing intereting with Parra’s artwork, there are always infused irony. Together with Nike SB the Dutch artist presents the “Douch Bag” skateboard bag. It is now available at the Parra Pop-up Store at Wood Wood Berlin.
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KIKS TYO has created two new shirts that combine two of our favorite things – sneakers and beautiful women. The two shirts both feature some lovely ladies showing off their lovely kicks. One shirt features girls wearing the Stussy, Tiffany, Buck and Cali versions of the Dunk SB Low while the other shows the girls holding pairs of the Paris, Tokyo, Denim and Zoo York models. Keep reading for a better look at the front and back of both shirts, and if you like what you see, get over to KIKS TYO now to pick one up for yourself.
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Anime fans should recognize the face above as belonging to one Ozora Tsubasa, the main character of the long-running Japanese series Captain Tsubasa. The version you see above is the “fierce fighting” version of the figure: there’s also a normal version of Tsubasa in the exact same pose, but it’s not nearly as cool, because the “fierce fighting” version’s touches make it look like Tsubasa’s been to hell and back on the field. If you’d like to get your hands on one of these figures, they’re dropping next month at 4,800 yen (about US$50). Due to the release date closing in, sites are starting to close their pre-orders, but both Hobby Link Japan and Toys Logic still have pre-orders open.
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To commemorate the 5th Anniversary of Anokha, Goodenough whipped up this Navajo-pattern-esque dog bed. Yes, a dog bed. While technically intended for our canine friends, it doubles as a perfectly adequate human cushion. Large Goodenough logo print on the front, small Goodenough and Anokha tags on the seam. Now in store at ARKnets.
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Kiks Tyo uses a typeface strikingly similar to a style of italics well known in Beaverton, Oregon. Nike doesn’t own their font but Kiks probably has the part of your mind linking girls and sneakers on lock. Their latest tee shirt is a team effort with China’s FLY skateboard shop. It depicts a lovely lady in Nike SB Blazer ‘Fly Milks’ from two years back and a milk jug with missing person graphics. Expect this one soon at FLY locations.
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They call it the “Sharpie” cap since the original artwork was done with Sharpie Chisel tip marker. It’s True clothing’s first New Era that they’ve done on their own which doesn’t focus directly on the True logo, instead it’s a 3D raised embroidery of a cursive based hand-style. This cap is going to drop as an online exclusive. It’ll hit true clothing this friday night at midnight. There are also 2 colors of mens, and 2 colors of womens tees with the original artwork.
Lacoste got together with Sneakersnstuff and local Stockholm streetculture legend Jonas Wiehager to collaborate on a double pack of the Rene Lacoste low top sneaker. The Superdrop sneaker was designed by Jonas Wiehager, who made a name in the scene for himself with his store Boutique Sportif and later on with his own art and clothing line. He was inspired by paint drops from a paint brush. The sneaker comes in a black/grey colorway and features his signature on the heel.
The multicolor square colorway is designed by the SneakersnStuff team and continues to celebrate their 10th anniversary this year. Both sneakers are limited to 124 pairs and will be released on September 25th at Sneakersnstuff in Stockholm.
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A new version of the iconic Bounty Hunter Kumaro Kun will be released later this month. The new version of the toy now comes with a fur upper and is slightly larger than the previous version. Look out for a release on August 29th.
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You’d better act doubly fast to grab this consolation, Quentin’s inspired by the key idea from the canceled Mcfly Hyperdunk from two companies. Their five panel cap features a gradient-equipped ‘q’ laid over digital numbers in powder blue. The sides look to be made of ripstop nylon and have faux-Flywire spines running to the rear. Something like this popping up reminds you how solid the theme was and you can grab this at Quentin .
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