W)Taps is one of the best millitary-inspired brands without any doubt. Check out this M65 jacket with a very nice twist of embroidered teardrop pattern. Will the polka dots or teardrop pattern be the new camouflage?
You can see more W)Taps items on Hideout Store’s online catalog.
Image: Hideout Store
One of our forum members has spotted a picture showing both of the colorways of the upcoming In4mation and Etnies collaboration. These will be available in October.
See better image of the brown pair here.
Image: The Hundreds
Info: I’m Broke @ HYPEBEAST Forum
“School of Hard Knock” is a column on Huge Magazine, and it will soon have their mail order section “The School Store”. For their first release, they will have a tee designed collaboratively by Kunichi Nomura (aka KJ), very famous editor from Sputnik, and TET from W)Taps.
Info: Zozo Town
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of Hysteric Mini, Hysteric Glamour has moved their art exhibition “The Art of Hysteric” that was held last year in Tokyo to Hong Kong from June 2nd to June 11th. Once again, they are teaming up with Milk magazine to release some special items so do expect a long queue on the opening day.
Image: Think Silly
Honeyee has updated part 2 of Edison Chen’s (CLOT) interview. In the interview, they talked about the CLOT x Nike Air Max 1 “Kiss of Death” , the lastest Levi’s x CLOT Unionrail 501 jeans and the “CLOT Gone To Mars” Party which was Juice/CLOT’s 2nd anniversary party. According to Edison, the jeans pay homage to the Chinese people who bulit the railways in the past. Jeans are like a must have fashion nowadays but not a lot of people know why people wear jeans in the past. In addition, he used satin on the jeans because satin was originally from Asia. In this feature, there are also some pictures of the Juice/CLOT 2nd anniversary party where you people like HF, Kazuki Kuraishi and Just Blaze attended. Watch out for Edison Chen’s first Hollywood movie, The Grudge 2, in theatre October.
If you can’t read Japanese, the full story is here.
Info: Honeyee
Sneaker Freaker has recently interviewed Hikmet, the owner of Solebox. In the interview Hikmet reviewed how everything started from the start, and reviewed the sneaker scene in Germany back in the past to the modern days. It is a worthwhile interview to read so spare yourself ten minutes and have a quick look at it. 
