Street wear and hip hop are a seamless mesh. Therefore, it is not surprising that one of the top brands at the moment, 10 deep hooked up with one of the top underground MCs, Wale for a collaboration t-shirt celebrating and commemorating the release of Wale’s highly anticipated new mix tape entitled "Mix tape About Nothing". What is surprising is that the mix tape and the shirt draw inspiration from 90s sitcom staple Seinfeld, whose only sign of street wear and hip hop seemed to be the endless supply of sneakers that graced Jerry’s feet in each episode. However, when the mix tape is digested and listened to in its entirety it’s apparent that Wale has taken the eccentric and convention destroying elements that Seinfeld captured and utilized it as in his own schizophrenic rhyme schemes. The good people at 10 deep have made the Costanza inspired mix available for free download at their official website starting today. The t-shirt is also available in limited edition "Serenity Now!" tee is an instantly recognizable catchphrase to any die hard Seinfeld fan. Also, each purchase made from the 10 Deep webstore during the first week of June will come with a hard copy of the mix tape. You can listen to the mixtape [HERE]

For the 1st anniversary of BKRW, the online magazine and store hailing from Paris has teamed up with 10Deep to create this "Go Deep BKRW" tee. The tee is a play on the Bape Milo tees but rather than having Milo having intercourse with Lady Milo, you have 10 Deep's Murko figure doing it instead. The tees are now available at the BKRW store.

The second delivery from 10.Deep's 2008 spring collection will be released next week. The collection is a result of 10.Deep's own interpretations on 80s NY Hardcore, DIY aesthetics and youth rebellion. Marked by hard lined graphics, the collection also includes special cut and sew items including button-downs, yarn-dyed fleece and custom camo prints. The whole lookbook can be viewed over at 10.Deep.

10.Deep has begun the launch of their latest collection of 2008 spring collection. When we first came across their lookbook, the pieces were themed after sporting glory and champions as well as unknown secret societies. Check your local 10.Deep retailer for the goods.

10.Deep and Boogie have teamed to help promote Boogie's upcoming self-titled book, Boogie. The whole project encompasses an exclusive t-shirt and fanzine. The pack will be available at an upcoming event at the powerHouse Arena to celebrate the release of the book. The tee and fanzine will be available together alongside signed copies of Boogie's book on Thursday, March 20th. The tee/zine will subsequently be available for sale online on Monday, March 24th. Boogie - Boogie Book Launch with 10.Deep The powerHouse Arena 37 Main Street Brooklyn, NY 11201

New York's 10.Deep offers us a look into their 2008 Spring collection titled "Blue Collar Blue Bloods". The lookbook features various members of the 10.Deep team with special appearances by Kidz in the Hall, German Nieves and Jamal Smith. The collection revolves around "Champion Life" and references both vintage Polo, collegiate culture and the secret realm of the upper echelon of societies. A more comprehensive look at the lookbook can be seen here. This first drop is set to hit stores March 19th, check 10.Deep for a list of local stockists.

Over ten years ago, New York's 10.Deep was founded on the basis of quality apparel and brash graphics. Standing the test of time, their 2007 Holiday Collection titled “Mesmer” offers up a strong collection of pieces befitting of the season. Check 10.Deep for a list of stores nearest you, with a release slated for the weekend of December 8th. A link to this seasons lookbook can be seen here.

For those who can't get enough of the recent proliferation of plaid these days, 10Deep has just released their Green River New Era 59Fifty fitteds. The clean construction of the caps is devoid of any designs or embroideries aside from subtle branding on the rear. Available in three different colors, red, blue and brown. Check them out at Boundless NY.