With a preview seen just a few days ago, here’s a full fledged look into the Japan-exclusive Nitro Microphone Underground x Nike 1World Air Force 1s. The digital camo is seen up close and personal as well as previously unseen highlights like the visible Max Air unit, lace lock, colored laces and special insole. Available later this month with availability allegedly restricted only to mad Hectic.
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Look for a wealth of new items to release later this week at Bape Hong Kong. The same Bape staple of print t-shirts will also be accompanied by a small release of accessories, bottoms and the Low Jack Three CD. Available this Saturday at Bape Hong Kong.
Bape Hong Kong
#10 Ground Floor
Queens Road, Central
Hong Kong
For Italian brand Untho, their manifesto revolves around a regime of provoking thought in the visual world. With this in mind, their clothing is a small piece of the puzzle in hopes of encouraging people to create a sense of self-awareness for their surroundings with a goal of a better social environment. Their latest collection features their familiar mascot in a few different applications such as t-shirts and knits.
As a by-product of the Japanese and Tokyo commuter lifestyle, we’ve seen numerous Japanese brands dedicated to the creation of bags and accessories. In a recent partnership, Japan’s legendary skate/fixed bike crew T19 looked to custom bag makers Crank to create a messenger bag. The bag is unorthodox in its stylings as it features a long and narrow shape in both black and navy blue colorways. Available now at select T19 retailers.
Following up on their previous jacket, Voyage by WasteTwice has teamed up once again with Lowe Alpine; this time offering a more technologically advanced Gore-Tex product. The jacket features Gore-Tex’s top of the line Pro-Shell material in a lightweight and extremely breathable package. Large pockets can be seen along the waist as well as diagonal zips on the chest. Collaborations such as these offer top of the line performance with a renewed sense of aesthetics that are often not provided by typical mountaineering companies such as Lowe Alpine. Available now at Cueve.
Japanese store Eliminator has taken to one of Fred Perry’s classics in the Bomber Jacket in a special collaboration for the 2008 fall/winter season. The vintage and timeless aesthetic of the 60s Bomber Jacket undergoes a contemporary refinement with the use of a shiny body complete with bright accented colors. Three colors in total are available, while each share the same silver body, yellow, blue and orange accents can be seen. Available now at Eliminator.
