A Bathing Ape came up with these interesting product – Milo Earphones. With Baby Milo on the back of the earphones, who could resist wondering why there are monkeys stuck in your ears. Available now in two colors (black & white) at Bape Stores for 3,990 YEN.

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Loopwheeler have collaborated with Medicom Toy to celebrate the brands 10th Anniversary. The Japanese brands exceptional fleece will see itself take form in a Hoodie available in Grey, Oatmeal and Black with a matching Be@rbrick made at 100%, 400%, and 1000%. The release will take place this Saturday at Loopwheeler locations in Tokyo and Fukuoka.

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Are they friends or enemies? It’s up to you. Soft and snugly, but also perfect for fighting. Pirate Penguin comes complete with eye patch, fear inspiring hat, cloth hook hand, and shiny soft sword. Ninja Chicken needs no weapons, his fingers are deadly enough. He is very sneaky. Pirate penguin is very fond of Sardine Frappuccinos. Ninja Chicken would not say no to a nice Saké Smoothie with extra wasabi. HUG THEM. Pirate Penguin & Ninja Chicken Plush Toys are 6-8 inches tall, and are based on the web comic series by Ray Friesen. With a SRP of US$15 ~ do check with your DKE Toys-friendly retailer for availability, or get them online at www.donteatanybugs.net.

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Dustin Cantrell’s work has been featured before on Tomopop with his out-of-this-world AsteroiDunnys that had a glow-in-the-dark finish. Those were pretty amazing, but he’s outdone himself with another amazing custom Dunny set, the Plasma Dunnys. They were so impressive, in fact, that KidRobot even put them up on their site when Dustin was selling them. And yes, as you can tell, that plasma lamp in the center of the Dunny’s head does indeed work.

Only three of these were ever made and they were sold at US$600 each. And yes, they’ve all already found homes, even in this bad economy. In fact, they all sold out within 24 hours of being put on KidRobot’s site, which itself might be impressive. Congrats to Dustin for not only putting together something amazing, but being able to get his work sold. I know custom vinyl can sometimes be expensive, but for how much effort had to be put into making these Dunnys, they were definitely deserving of such a high price.

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Continuing on with the K1X 4 Elements 4 Icons 4 Basketballs project involving four talented artists, magazine Frank151 and artist Stay High 149 out of Brooklyn are the latest to re-appropriate an earth element onto a basketball medium. With “Air” as his element, the living legend and seminal graffiti artist Stay High 149 (aka Wayne Roberts) drops a fresh looking basketball featuring white and silver.

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DJ Muro and Masterpiece team-up once again in a new collection for the 2009 fall/winter season. While last year’s capsule included many of the same trademark color elements as this year with red and green, this time around the colors are further highlighted more prominently. An early look features a knitted however we assume there’s more on the way. Available now at ARKWAX.

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The Art Convenience Store will be opening its doors at colette on September 21rst. The theme of the pop-up store is “Souvenir from Tokyo” and thus the store will feature numerous interesting collaborative items, including Hiroshi Fujiwara x Frixion pens, Jun Takahashi (Undercover) x Gimbis biscuits, Chitose Abe (Sacai) x Sanrio, Nobuhiko Kitamura (Hysteric Glamour) x Snoopy, Medicom Toy x André Kubricks, as well as a mastermind Japan umbrella. Today we can already preview the umbrella and the Kubrick set.

The Art Convenience Store will be at Uniqlo in New York and Doverstreet Market London before arriving at colette. Afterwards it will travel to Joyce Hong Kong and Isetan Tokyo.

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Stussy Livin collaborated with Japanese brand Gallery 1950 on a home slipper. The slipper comes in two colorways, featuring rather abstract colorful graphics all-over. Both brand logos appear on the sole tag. The slippers will be released on September 19th.

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Japanese boutique Atmos gets together with Levi’s. This time they worked on the 505 and gave it the paisley treatment. The pattern is featured on the back pockets, the higher back and also around the front pockets. Furthermore they colored all buttons red and worked with pink stitching. For our taste the outcome is a little too much, we prefer our denim more classic. The collaboration will be released in October.

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Beams curated two special release wool flap backpacks by Fredrik Packers for their Tokyo Cultuart project. Designed with cycling in mind, the bags feature built-in tool pouches and sturdy construction with DuPont cordura, U.S MilSpec buckles, and other superior quality materials. Style wise these packs come in either a Native-inspired large-flapped make-up over khaki, or a grey herringbone on camo variation. Staying true to the Tokyo Cultuart theme, each pack is hand made in Japan. Available now at Beams.

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