In a wide encompassing collection of goods ranging from fashion, to housewares and lifestyle products, G1950’s well recognized design aesthetic can be seen in this most recent eyewear releases. The flattering shape is available in three different colors, black, green and multi-color at select G1950 dealers predominately located in Japan.
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We have been hearing a lot of Gallery 1950 or their label G1950 lately due to collaborations they have done with Original Fake, Visvim, Cause, Stussy and more. This time around, they have produced several bags including a backpack, a waist bag, a pouch, a Boston bag and a outdoor shoulder bag with Japanese luggage maker Porter. Available now at G1950 retailers.
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Japanese design label which produces various designer products including furniture, accessories and of course clothes, has worked with another Japanese label, Visvim, to produce three different colorways of the Visvim Logan Lows. Most Visvim items uses neutral colors and strays away from using bright tones however, this is not the case for these Logan Lows. The use of vivid colors as well as the materials canvas and suede make for some unique sneakers. These will retail for 26,040 Yen and will be available soon.
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Back before the days of 3D games, you had to look no further then awesome 2D games like Pac-man and Space Invaders. Taito, the Japanese folks behind Space Invaders will welcome the 30th Anniversary of this influential game with a set of Porter bags, nothing says 30th Anniversary like all-over print bags of 8-bit characters. The all-over print is applied over bags, wallets and pouches.
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Open the door and be greeted by a G1950 x Fragment Design mat. Not sure how many people would go that route, but if you can’t get enough of that double bolt action from Fragment Design, then by all means indulge. G1950 might have some more of these collaboration mats cooked up as part of their Rug Collection.
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Although claiming it’s roots in Sacramento, music store Tower Records developed a huge chain of stores in Japan which ultimately extended into a free magazine publication and a series of cafes. Design firm G1950 teamed up with Tower Records on a limited edition Porter tote bag. Two styles with different straps are available through Tower Records.
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