The spring 2007 catalog from aNYthing offers a sneak peek at what the Big Apple giant has in store for the upcoming season. Popular staples from past collections remain, including their trademark logo tees and fleece hoodies renewed with a plethora of fresh colourways and dramatic styles. Complementing the collection are a series of satirical tees and graphic print hats, as well as a collaboration with renowned artist and New York native Dan Colen.
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Capitalizing on the success of Vans’s slip-ons Nike has put forth their own interpretation, but with an upscale twist. Taking the classic slip-on silhouette Nike paired it with a cement-like elephant print on top along with extended elastic around the tongue for a snug, skateboard fit. A concrete release date is forthcoming but look for a spring release on these at Hyperstrike accounts worldwide.
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Here’s a look at the upcoming Red Tops and aNYthing double label tee, as mentioned in the interview we did with Kenji last month. These tees will be available soon in black, white, heather grey, red and royal.
As part of their Spring 07 collection, G1950 collaborated with Visvim on this Ballistic Textile K Pack. As the name suggests, the body of the K pack is made of 100% ballistic nylon, and features a cotton textile pattern on the bottom. The backpack will be available in two colorways and is set to release in Japan on March 5th.
You can check out the entire G1950 Spring 07 collection here.
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Thanks to 78 from 5th-Dimension, we have a breakdown of what was available at the Supreme release in Harajuku this morning. You’ve got classic Box T’s in 6 colors, New World Order T’s with sheep in the letters, CUNT t’s, and yes the Mike Tyson T among others. Also available are both l/s and pocket faux-mesh constructed T’s, polos using the Native American print from the caps last season, plain hoodies with designs on the draw strings, a new deck by Richard Prince, new stickers (pictured after the jump), keychain bottle openers, bags and the bike lock we showed you yesterday.
