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Landing next week alongside a special-edition basketball at the storied U.K. location.
If you’re a Bearbrick collector and a football (or soccer in the U.S.) fan, then the Bearbricks coming out in December will be perfect for you. Medicom will be releasing Bearbricks from two world famous football teams including FC Barcelona and Manchester United. There will also be a special champion version for the FC Barcelona Bearbrick. Other Bearbricks coming out will be a Jack Skellington Bearbrick, an Unikko Bearbrick set and a Valentines Bearbrick set (slated for February).
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Thanks to the newest issue of Boon Magazine, here’s a new picture of an upcoming Nike Air Force 1 sample by Hiroshi Fujiwara. These will coming several colorways including black, grey and white. They will only be available at stores with Tier 0 accounts.
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Info: Let’s WOOOOOH via HOBBYNEWSNET
As you may have heard in the past week, Comme des Garcons will be making several items for the upcoming Christmas Holiday. This series of holiday items dubbed Happy Ribbon will include a 400% and 1000% clear Happy Ribbon Bearbrick. So if you’re looking for some gifts or even something for yourself this Christmas, head over to a Comme des Garcons dealer and you might find these Bearbricks as well as other Happy Ribbon items for sale.
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This will be Ubiq’s 3rd collaboration with Tha Scrack. After doing the Tommim and Ilis sneakers, Ubiq and THA Scrack will together release the Grace model. This simple sneaker features very basic colors but don’t let that turn you off because the materials used include patent leather and suede. In addition, the heel of the sneakers has some stingray material as well. They come in two colors (black and purple) and will be coming out sometime in December.
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This Dunk High which was customized by SBTG for Denim & Sole will be available for pre-order at Denim & Sole now. These Dunk Highs features all the SBTG detailing including the black denim, SBTG lace patch and SBTG lace locks. They also come in a custom box so check it out.
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Fred Perry has released more of their Fall 2006 items including some special edition items. These special items include cardigans sweaters, v-neck sweaters and polos designed exclusively by Peter Jensen. In addition, there are also collaborations with Paul Weller and Comme des Garcons. You can get it now at Hanon Shop or other Fred Perry dealers. More images after the jump.
Image: Hanon Shop
Diamond Supply Co. owned by Nick Tershay and famous for doing a Dunk with Nike SB has collaborated with 8FIVE2 Shop from Hong Kong on a tee that features the infamous logo “HongMuthaFuckinKong”. This time, they have used a snake skin design on a teal and black t-shirt. Of course, there is another brown/white color as well.
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Info: 8FIVE2
Looking for another spot to shop online for sneakers. Don’t worry, the newest shop, Hostile Kicks got you covered with some of the finest selections out there on the net. They have a wide selection from rare sneakers to regular releases from your favorite brands such as Nike, New Balance, Puma, Adidas, and Reebok. So check them out now. Maybe they’ll have that rare gem you’ve been looking for.
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Sneaker Pimps is set to hit Vancouver on December 3rd, 2006. The show will feature live DJ sets by Rob Rizk and Hedspin along with a special Air Force One presentation by Nike. Save the date.
Atlantis
1320 Richards St.
Vancouver, B.C.
8PM – 12PM
Ages: 19+
$10 at the door.
Image/Info: Anthony Mak @ HYPEBEAST
Vintage street wear mecca Fruition has just received the fall collection of Canada based brand Siknuss. With in your face graphics and witty designs like this t-shirt seen the picture, the brand’s new season offers an edgy alternative to the over prints trend.
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