Toypunks has released the trailer to their first installment of their documentary examining the unique relationship between Japanese punk rock, streetwear and toys. The teaser previews some snippets of interviews with Hikaru Imanaga (creator of Bounty Hunter) as well as other supporting cast such as Hiddy from Secret Base, Frank Kozik and Balzac. The video offers an interesting look into what makes Hikaru tick and the spillover effect of Bounty Hunter’s popularity from toys to apparel. Volume 1 will be be available starting November 15th, 2007 at Toy Punks’ website.
The previews of the adidas Consortium series continue with this latest Forum Hi. The panels feature writing which lists off different colors incongruent with the actual panel color. For example the gray panel has the word orange, while the blue toebox has the word green. There is currently no release information.
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San Francisco heads can mark this on their calendar. This Saturday August 4th will mark the release of the DVS Huf 4 Runner Reflective Pack. The Huf 4 Runner by DVS has been given the 3M treatment in four different colors; black, red, silver and white. Each sneaker will also be accompanied by a matching New Era fitted cap.
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The in-store brand of Japanese sneaker boutique Atmos has just released some new items. Available are the Reversible T-shirt and a nylon coin purse. The highlight of this t-shirt is it’s ability to be reversed to perhaps match your sneaks for the day. The colors available for the tees include white/aqua and black/purple. The print on the shirt reads Atmoticpeace… something that probably doesn’t make much sense outside of Japan. The other item released is a carabiner coin purse, perfect for allowing quick access to your change. The change purse can be bought in black, blue, pink and grey. The shirts retail for ï¿¥8,190 (approximately $69 USD) while the coin purses retail for ï¿¥1,890 (approximately $16 USD).
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Ransom Fitted Shop has just opened its doors in Toronto, Ontario. Adding to an increasing list of fitted cap dedicated shops, the grand opening of the Ransom Fitted Shop also introduced some special custom colorways. Paying homage to its Canadian roots, there are no shortages of NHL teams caps. If you happen to make your way to Toronto, check out the Ransom Fitted Shop.
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Ransom Fitted Shop
431 Richmond Street West-Upstairs.
Toronto, CANADA
Tel:416 703 8055
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