Since their humble beginnings as a strictly t-shirt based entity, Whiz has transcended their image into a more contemporary type of clothing label. Their 2008 "Migration" collection has...

Japanese brand whiz offer a preview of their team-up with Casio G-Shock on one of the watchmakers' most popular models, the DW-6900. The majority of the bulky round face of the watch as...

Whiz (or Whiz Limited) created by Hiroaki Shitano, was originally a strictly t-shirt label evolving their designs efforts within a short period of time. Showcasing their first full collection...

Never ones to disappoint, Whiz yet again offers a comprehensive look at their 2008 fall/winter collection. Started off as an in-house project, the Tokyo based label continue their...

Built on the foundation of Hiroaki Shitano, what started off as a small in house project became a full fledged clothing label representing the Tokyo streetwear lifestyle. Since their...

Here is a closer look at the Peking Duck Tee we've shown at the ACU x adidas AZX launch. The tee is a collaboration among Whiz, Kazuki, and ACU as a project to show Beijing spirits as...

It looks like Shanghai based streetwear boutique, ACU, will be working with Japanese brand WHIZ and fragment design designer Kazuki on several new t-shirts. What this collaboration will be...

The Crotech from whiz is the brands personal foray into creating a watch that adheres to their brand ethos of raising the bar and reinspiring the old. The Crotech includes a dual mini-dial chronometer function and Swarovski crystals embedded in the dial. The band features polished studs along the length. Three colors are available including silver/black, silver/red and black/black. Source: honeyee

Like many streetwear brand owners, Hiroaki Shitano started his label, Whiz, by printing t-shirts which were given away to close friends. The brand grew in popularity by the word of mouth and eventually Whiz was able to open their own store, Lump. The concept of the brand is Hiroaki's vision of the Tokyo culture therefore each season may greatly differ in style. Whiz has recently launched their new 2008 Spring/Summer "Minor Threat" collection which was released a few weeks ago at the Lump store. Here's part two of the collection which continues on the Mayan theme. These new pieces should now be available at Lump.

Between re-opening their flagship store Lump and the recent debut of their 2008 Spring/Summer "Minor Threat" collection comes a team up with famous Japanese toy-makers Secret Base. The detailed figure has some crazy clear pink detailing and also lights up. Source: Amos Toys JP