Artist Chuck Anderson who often uses lighting effects in his artwork has gotten together with Burton to create this “Light Camo” jacket. This jacket was recently worn on X-Games winner Kevin Pearce for his 2008 X-Game halfpipe run. Expect this jacket to be available this Winter.
Source: Nopattern
Honeyee has recently published a new picture article called Still Life 2008 where Hiroshi Fujiwara and friends head off to the mountains to shed some powder. Irrelevant as it might seem, the article actually gives us a preview of what might be coming out from Burton’s [ak] line for Fall/Winter 2008. A lot of bright and solid colors are used for the upcoming collection including bright blues and pinks. Other than the clothes, the snowboarding pictures are not too shabby as well so if you want to check it out, click here.
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.
Source: Honeyee
The latest to be apart of Burton’s Artist Series is the Kicks/HI founder and creative director, Ian Ginoza. Previous collaborations include artists and designers such as Gio Estevez, Mighty Healthy, Cody Hudson, Chuck Anderson, and Krink. Currated by Steven Vogel, this project is a good representation of when independent artist meets corporation.
Here’s the latest t-shirt from the series designed by Ian Ginoza. They should be available at Burton stores soon.
Burton x Carhartt? Who would have thought that workwear giant, Carhartt, and snowboarding giant, Burton, would come together for a collaboration. According to jeffstaple, they will be working on some dope jackets. There isn’t much more information other than that but definitely keep an eye on this!
Source: Jeffstaple
The brand, Idiom, has been a snowboarding apparel label that we have always followed here at HYPEBEAST due to its ties with the trend setter Hiroshi Fujiwara. This year, Idiom used a lot of red along with plaid patterns. To be honest, we thought this year’s collection was only so-so compared to the monotone collection from 06/07. Recently, HF posted some pictures on his blog where he is shown wearing a jacket from next year’s Idiom 08/09 collection. It looks like there will be a lot of green from the upcoming collection. Unfortunately not much information has been released but usually some Idiom retailer will release the pictures so hopefully we’ll see some of the catalog scans soon.
Source: Hiroshi Fujiwara
Although largely ignored, the southern hemisphere has become somewhat of an unknown playground for Burton team riders for the past 10 years. A new photo book documenting their exploits has been produced as photographers Dean “Blotto” Gray, Jeff Curtes and Adam Moran followed some marquee Burton riders such as Terje Haakonsen, Hannah Teter, Nicolas Muller, and Shaun White. Some of the locations include New Zealand and Chile. Ordering the book and more information can be found here.
Source: Complex
According to global trend setter Hiroshi Fujiwara, there will be a new collaboration between Head Porter Plus line and Burton called “Excursion”. Currently there isn’t any news on this exciting other than the fact that it will be released in mid-February.
Source: Hiroshi Fujiwara
Futura’s signature atom/helix design is emblazoned on an upcoming collaboration with one of snowboards finest brands Burton. The multi-colored graphic also features the Burton name scrawled in Futura’s famous font. No word yet on availability.
Source: R
Based on some of Burton’s old retro styles, they developed the Archive Series. Old models such as their Racing Gloves (1988), Safari Sweatshirt (1989), Freestyle Shell (1990), Freestyle Pant (1991), Freestyle Suit (1991) and Glacier Jacket (1992) were all revived. Although the aesthetics are very much old school, the designs have been upgraded with the latest tech advances to keep things modern.
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