Having already linked once with Tower Records and Coleman last year, Stussy again joins to align the trio once again for a Summer 2012 lifestyle capsule collection. The collection again boasts a military-inspired theme donning an all-over-print camouflage pattern, except this time the motif is treated in a vibrant yellowish orange colorway. Reflecting the first collection, the 2012 iteration features similar items including a foldable chair, Micro Quad LED lantern (pictured) and matching outdoor mat/blanket. Look for the collection to arrive via select Stussy Chapters beginning June 9.

The growing lifestyle segment of Stussy has been a strong angle for the brand in recent times. With the announcement of its recent Stussy Livin’ General Store, branching out has become a natural progression for the brand. A continuation of its earlier collaboration involving Japanese music purveyors Tower Records and camping brand Coleman gets an official unveiling here. A militaristic theme is at the heart of several pieces which include the theme “NO MUSIC, NO LIFE.” The whole range includes a foldable chair, Micro Quad LED lantern and branded blanket. Available as of this week.

Just in time for the summer festival season comes this special collection of goods from Stussy in collaboration with Tower Records, Coleman and MEI. A range of apparel and accessories from Stussy x Tower Records includes graphic T-shirts and a colorful hat with rainbow embroidery that bear the slogan, “No Music No Life.” Stussy x Tower Records x Coleman also produced a coordinating set of lounge equipment including a collapsible lawn chair with a built-in cup holder and carrying case, a water-resistant ground sheet, and a miniature LED lantern. Outdoor label MEI joined in on the action, too, by teaming up with Stussy to design a bespoke backpack and waist bag with retro patches and design. The collection will be available for purchase soon through select Stussy locations.

In yet another collaboration to celebrate Stussy‘s 30th anniversary collection, the brand has joined forces with TOWER RECORDS for this capsule collection. Working with within a “Rainbow” theme, the mini-series includes both a Tee (available in black or white) and a pair of sunglasses. The T-shirt features the “No Music, No Life” slogan and whilst the shades use Stussy’s “Naomi” model and TOWER RECORDS’s colors. Everything is available from June 11 through Stussy Chapter Stores, ZOZOTOWN and Tower Records

Celebrating the 30th Anniversary of Tower Records (which now holds more value overseas), Stussy works up a special limited edition t-shirt. The tee features the text “No Music, No Life” in the traditional Stussy-style font. Accompanying the front graphic is a back piece featuring a multi-color Tower Records commemorative graphic. Available now at ZOZOTOWN.

Tower Records Japan has followed up last years successful Porter x G1950 collaboration with a second tote bag release. The minimalist design seen originally has now been created with plaid highlights dominating the bottom half. If you get a chance, check out Tower Records in Japan with a list of stores available here.

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Although claiming it’s roots in Sacramento, music store Tower Records developed a huge chain of stores in Japan which ultimately extended into a free magazine publication and a series of cafes. Design firm G1950 teamed up with Tower Records on a limited edition Porter tote bag. Two styles with different straps are available through Tower Records.

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