Hawaiian based boutique Leilow has recently released a brand new New Era 59Fifty cap. The front panels feature the trademark Leilow Tiki Skull on a silver body. The back of the cap includes a Leilow embroidery. The cap is available now at Leilow while other Leilow Retailers should receive their stock soon.
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Since the latter half of the 19th Century, Levi’s have been at the forefront of denim. Here’s a look at the Autumn/Winter 2007 Collection created largely in part for the Japanese market. The three models include the 569, 703 and 709. For each model, there is either rigid or washed choices to chose from. Each model possess a loose fitting straight cut. In the past, Atmos has used the 703 in special collaborative models. Prices range from 8,925 Yen – 12,075 Yen (approximately $77 USD – $104 USD). Available now at Atmos.
To commemorate the 5th Anniversary of XLarge’s Sapporo branch, Alpha Industries were called in to produce a series of limited special order M-65 style military jackets. 3 exclusive colorways were created featuring extensive XLarge imagery on the front and back. The jackets are available in olive, black and khaki. Currently available only at XLarge Sapporo at a price of 18,690 Yen (approximately $161 USD).
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Puma is the latest big athletic brand to enter the skate market with this preview of a Puma Skate Clyde designed for skater Scott Bourne. Details are currently unknown aside from the renderings. From a design perspective, the only physical difference is the inclusion of a thicker padded tongue and some obvious design details seen on the heel. Some may wonder if the cushioning will be upgraded for the rigors of skating. The shoes will come packaged with 3 sets of laces, each with metal tips. An estimated release period isn’t until Fall/Winter 2008.
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Silly Thing member TK has just offered a preview of an upcoming Patch shirt design from the Hong Kong label. Although the patch design has been conceptualized in the past by various brands, this button-up is Silly Thing’s own take on the design. The shirt is currently in its sample stages so stay tuned for more details.
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