As part of their latest collection, Washington, DC based label DURKL has released their own cut-and-sew denim line. Each pair is made in LA and incorporates classic 5-pocket styling with contrast stitching. They come garment dyed in five colors: purple, cyan, yellow, black and white and are available in both classic and slim fit cuts. Available now at DURKL with a price tag of $99 USD.
Japanese accessories brand Porter formed a relationship with Sony Japan to create the PSP Pictogram Series. The goal of this partnership was to increase awareness with PS (Playstation) products. Among the latest releases as part of this collaboration is a GAS x Porter case and a Beams x Porter 30th Anniversary case. The GAS case incorporates the familiar “△〇×□” button designs of the PS series as the basis to their design while Beams chose to use shiny and durable patent leather for the design of its case.
Footwear label Madfoot! has just released some of their latest models as part of the 2007 November campaign. This series of releases includes lesser known models, the Slip-On, Mad Daaam1 and the upcoming Mad Zone. The Slip-On model incorporates a canvas camo upper while the Mad Daaam 1 is available in a perforated patent leather upper. The Mad Zone is available in both Hi and Low versions and can be seen in some outgoing colorways. Available now at eproze.
Within the last few months, the re-release of the Reebok Reverse Jam has garnered a lot of attention not to mention a series of awe-inspiring colorways. Although the retro debut of the Reverse Jam involved simple black and white colorways, this latest blue release joins the ranks of some of brighter more recent releases. Look for these to release this month at select Reebok dealers with a suggested price of $70 USD.
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AFFA (Anarchy Forever Forever Anarchy) is the brainchild of Fragment Design’s Hiroshi Fujiwara and Undercover’s Jun Takahashi. They recently released this AF7A10 UA hoody. Constructed of Angora wool, the use of this material ensures a soft and silky feel. Three different colors include, black, navy blue and gray. Available now at the hnyee.store.
Kilo Goods possess a theme which revolves around 80s commentary; a time of diamonds, palm trees and glamor. Their latest 2007 Holiday Collection includes a series of monochromatic designs as well as the usual dash of color. Their design direction focused on a journey through some of our times greatest and most memorable cinematic experiences.
A look at the 2007 Kilo Goods Collection includes the infamous Kilo Cut-Up Hoody, remade in a heavier 320g french terry and polka dot print. The t-shirts focus heavily on the aforementioned theme with imagery of moods associated with sex, drugs and film. These tees include the Sharon Stone tee, the Sex City tee and the Blue Haze tee. Look for these to hit your local Kilo Goods dealers in the near future.
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