Japanese watch maker Wired (a subsidiary of Seiko) have just debuted their latest Delta line of watches. These watches are characterized by their unconventional dial shapes and multi-faceted crystal glass faces set along metal bands. The watch also allows for secondary functions such as a stop watch. The prices for the Delta Collection ranges anywhere from 27,300 Yen to 33,600 Yen (approximately $229.00 USD – $282.00 USD). Available starting early to mid August at Zozotown with pre-orders currently being taken.
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A launch date for the website of Japanese brand Neighborhood has recently been set for August 17th. As some of you may remember, the debut movie for the Neighborhood site featured an extensive motorcycle themed video. In continuation of that, this latest website trailer features a cruise through the streets of Japan by vintage styled bikes and cars.
Image: Neighborhood via Slamxhype
Japanese brand Ubiq has recently been involved in many nice releases. Their design aesthetic allows them to appeal to a wide variety of audiences. This latest project involves Atmos in which three special EL colorways (black, purple and white) were created. Each EL features a quilted suede upper and a buckle strap across the ankle. This collaboration will remain an Atmos exclusive with a release date in mid-August. The EL will be priced at 14,700 Yen (approximately $124.00 USD).
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Surrender recently released a t-shirt that utilizes black Swarovski crystals to creating an impressive design. The incorporation of black crystals on a black Base Control Body tee makes for a subtle look. Only 5 of these tees designed by Kazuki from Fragment Design were created. Retails for $560 but are already sold out at the Surrender store.
Since the inception of the sneaker cleaning product by Jason Markk, maintaining squeaky clean sneakers has never been easier. The latest out of Jason Markk is a project with the sneaker boutique UNDFTD to create what we can assume is a limited edition package of the sneaker cleaning product. Stay tuned for more details.
To honor the skaters featured in their video Yesterday’s Future, Canadian skate shop Underworld hooked up with Vans for a collaborative shoe. They chose the legendary Sk8-Hi and had them crafted with premium leather and crocodile patent. The shoe also features Yesterday’s Future and Underworld tags on the tongue. Limited to 240 pairs, these shoes are now available at www.underworld-shop.com, and to sweeten the deal each pair comes packaged with a free Yesterday’s Future DVD!
