Luggage maker, Head Porter, and Snowboard Giant, Burton, has teamed up on a new “Excursion” line. This collection is made for those who frequency travel the world with functional items made for that purpose. Other than the backpacks and the travel bags, Burton and Head Porter has created a hoodie which is made for those short or long distance flights. You can tell this whole collection is masterminded by no other than Hiroshi Fujiwara with the Fragment logo on the front of the hoodie. Simple yet functional, this collection should be available at the Head Porter store soon.
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It looks like Stussy has decided to team up with some lead designers and creative people in Japan including the likes of Hiroshi Fujiwara for different models of glasses. Here’s the Kiyonga Model which is made for Soph.’s new Osaka store. Hirofumi Kiyonaga is Sophnet. and F.C.R.B’s creative director. These brands are considered some of the top streetwear brands in Japan. Three colors are available each with Kiyonaga’s name etched onto it. The glasses will be available at Soph. stores in Japan on March 20th.
Here’s a look at the upcoming Hoods Hong Kong grand opening shirts which will release on Saturday, March 8th at the brand new Neighborhood flagship shop in Hong Kong. Prior to the official April 1st opening, the retail space will serve as a gallery curated by both Tets of WTAPS and Shinsuke Takizawa of NBHD.
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Ontour has taken it to their clothing each season in their attempt to tell the world their latest and greatest adventure. Their 2008 Spring/Summer collection is a mix of Bermuda Triangles, Morse codes, S.O.S. Wurms, Tornados, Explosions and UFO Burgers through a series of cut and sew pieces. Currently available in Holland, these will hit the rests of the worldwide accounts very soon.
Red Clay’s 2008 Spring/Summer collection is set to hit stores in the near future. The collection possess’ a strong emphasis on shapes as seen mostly within their jackets and tops. Other items include hats and graphic tees. Check your local Red Clay dealer for availability.
As a tribute to the toils and hardships of Asian Americans in the United States, 1882 is a reflection of the events that transpired in a movement that largely began during the California Gold Rush. The name 1882 is derived from the monumental Chinese Exclusion Act signed in 1882 which severely restricted the entry of any Chinese workers, both skilled and unskilled. Here are four t-shirts designed by prominent Asian members of the streetwear community including Eddie of (Commune) and Arnold of Greyone. Available now at select retailers including 5& A Dime, Bowls, Fresh, and Laced LV.
