Here’s a look at some of Stüssy’s recently released shirts for the 2007 Fall Season. For those who like to rock their tees year-round, Stüssy has dropped some long sleeve pieces in a variety of graphics. Adding to the fact that each style comes in tons of different colorways, more likely then not something will catch your eye. Available now at Zozotown’s Stüssy Store.
The Andy Warhol Foundation in conjunction with MHI created a series of pro level decks bearing some different styles of camouflage. The Andy Warhol Foundation was created in 1987 in accordance with Warhol’s will. Its existence was to faciliate and support the movement of visual art. The decks are available now at Hanon Shop.
Check out the latest from Reason’s 2007 Fall Collection. The collection includes tees, a top, colored denim and most noticeably, a huge selection of hats. Reason definitely has their hat line in check which includes both New Era 59Fifty Fitted Caps as well as a huge array of online exclusives as part of their Salvation Series. The Salvation Series utilizes limited one of a kind vintage materials to create some notable cap designs. In addition, Reason collaborated with Chuck Anderson of No Pattern to create a signature Anderson fitted cap. Check your local Reason dealer, or order online via their online store.
As retail space Leilow revealed their latest 2007 Autumn/Winter Collection yesterday, today they bring forth other releases from the collection featuring some of their upcoming collaboration tees. The Grammy winning team of Sade & Stuart Matthewman (who formed the hit 80s group Sade) and popular Z-Boys era skater Shogo Kubo are included within the collaborations. Much like yesterday’s feature, these tees are currently available in store at Leilow and will be available soon at Leilow accounts.
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Stressing a need for simple yet functional adult streetwear, Hikaru Otani set forth in 2001 to create Xescape in hopes of creating apparel that would not restrain the wearer. Xescape represents Otani’s second foray into the streetwear market, with his previous endeavor, Bootleg Booth taking off in 1994.
A look at Xescape’s collection reveals a mature and sophisticated take on the everyday. A look at the 2007 Fall Collection reveals a series of garments largely inspired by culturally relevant factors such as music, pop art and the actual ongoings of the street. With a strong allegiance to quality and fit, the Xescape collection exhibits a new take on streetwear. Xescape is currently relatively difficult to come by in North America, however Fatlace (SF), Vinnies Styles (NY), Subdivision (Canada) and Kingsbury (LA) are among the select few to carry Xescape.
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