I know how hard it is for a fresh label to start out but I’ve found one that meets the HYPEBEAST standards. Pros & Cons is a fresh company based out of Chicago that is dishing out some premium apparel. The first line is now for sale at there website and it was a collaboration with Chicago artist Stephen Eichhorn.
I know how hard it is for a fresh label to start out but I’ve found one that meets the HYPEBEAST standards. Pros & Cons is a fresh company based out of Chicago that is dishing out some premium apparel. The first line is now for sale at there website and it was a collaboration with Chicago artist Stephen Eichhorn.
I had a chance to talk to the Etienne, Remco and Wouter from On Tour and this is what they had to say about their line:
“A donkey, a dog, a cat and a rooster are all fed up with having to work for their boss and following their everyday routines. They decide to live their dream; heading out into the wide world to become town musicians. This tour is full of adventures and they have the time of their lives. It was this fable that inspired us to realise our own dream; to set up our own clothing label. For this collection, ‘Blown Ontour’, we’ve literally blown life into those four characters and transformed them into balloon animals. Using a variety of funky prints and camouflage patterns we create a fresh angle on the age-old fable. We’re currently ontour ourselves selecting exclusive lifestyle and streetwear shops as outlets for our collection. Our products are now available in different cities in The Netherlands and Belgium e.g. ‘Fish and Chips’ Antwerp, ‘Lijfstijl’ Rotterdam and ‘Puurrr’ The Hague.”
Apollo-NYC has just added the hottest tee in the J. Money collection. The J.Money Rappers Tee. They also have the Bittersweet x ANX tees now in stock as well as the Undefeated x Union x Foot Patrol x Hectic x Nike 5 Name Tee that goes along with the Jordan 4s!
James Jarvis’ original King Ken was one of the most exciting toys released in recent time. Now a main character in the upcoming Vortigernƒ_Ts Machine comic, King Ken has been re-released in FLOCKED VELVET! Ooooh so soft! Available in black or brown. Available at Magic-Pony and Toy Tokyo. Thanks to Dopefiend.
coolblueflame on Kix Files has taken pictures of almost ALL of the A Bathing Ape Winter 2005 catalog. From the pictures, it seems like that the Shark hoody will be retroed! I can’t wait! Go check out the pictures on Kix Files or better yet, BUY the catalog!
This is the New Balance 576 in a pink colorway! Upper is fully suede plus perforated suede on parts of the shoe as well. It seems like they will be released in Spring 2006. Don’t know what you think but I’m kind of feeling it. Info from Crooked Tongues Forums.
Recon.com is now under construction for their new and upcoming site which will feature the Recon Fall 2005 collection and ReconMobile. ReconMobile is a service where you can download cool things for your cellphone from artist such as Stash and Futura. Sounds very interesting! Recon will also be at the MAGIC trade show in Las Vegas on August 29th. Spotted at 5D.
Here are more Nike 2006 samples that will be releasing in spring. Included in these pictures is a Nike Baseball Pack Air Force 1, Air Max 93 Retro, Air Max 2003 Retro, and a Nike P-Rod. Pictures from various auctions on eBay via TV-BBS.
Unfortunately I don’t live in Japan so I can’t get my hands on one of these Datmo Collaboration. Datmo is a cellular provider in Japan who has worked with Kaws, Bape, Andre and Medicom to create these “jackets” for the Panasonic P901i. Info via La MJC.
Here’s an update on Kickback Berlin. In stock now is the Stussy Blazer which is part of the Clerks Pack. Also in stock is the women’s Nike Woven Blazers. A nice choice for the ladies or for your girlfriend. If you missed the hTm Court Forces, they have them as well.
I know how hard it is for a fresh label to start out but I’ve found one that meets the HYPEBEAST standards. Pros & Cons is a fresh company based out of Chicago that is dishing out some premium apparel. The first line is now for sale at there website and it was a collaboration with Chicago artist Stephen Eichhorn.
