As far as the latest generation of streetwear brands is concerned, Seattle’s Flying Coffin has quickly risen to become one of the most highly regarded and sought-after American labels. For spring 2008, Flying Coffin presents a graphic heavy collection, exploring the darker side of the design spectrum with poignant political imagery. The spring delivery consists of both t-shirts and crewneck sweaters, and will be available Monday, March 10th at www.flyingcoffin.com.
Digging deep into the Puma archives, Australian sneaker magazine Sneaker Freaker looked to the Puma Disc Blaze as the basis for their most recent collaboration. The profile of the “Blaze of Glory” starts off low and beings to rise as you hit the heel. The shoe will come complete with shark teeth accessories (a tribute to what we assume is SF’s Australian heritage) as well as multiple sets of laces and insoles. Available starting April 26th, 2008.
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In the past mastermind Japan and Visvim have teamed up on various collaborations spanning everything from footwear to bags and apparel. Utilizing the new Logan Deck model, the two are at it again creating a sneaker which follows a design path similar to previous collaborations. The Logan includes a black leather upper, Skull logo and side zips.
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At the recent Stussy Las Vegas Grand Opening, music was provided courtesy of Just Blaze. It seems as though Stussy hooked it up with a special Las Vegas City Series tee featuring Just Blaze on the back in your well known Stussy font while the front features the names of prominent former Las Vegas hotels such as the Stardust, Hacienda, Maxim, Sands, Landmark and the Dunes. No word on whether the tee will be available commercially.
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Taking the hybrid thing to a new level, Jordan Brand has created this Frankenstein bag incorporating highlights from models including the AJVI, AJ VII, AJ XII, AJ XIII and AJ XVII. A realistic looking sole can be seen representing the base of the bag with various highlights through out. Not the first time the Jordan Brand has incorporated actual footwear into a bag, previously using the Air Jordan III as the theme behind a bag designed by Michael Ditullo.
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