The 104th result of a Bape and Casio G-Shock collaboration will release later this month. The DW-6900 model has a black body with yellow accents forming the text while the chronometer dials are filled in with red and green. Available later this month March 20th, at Bape Taipei.
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Aki Hoshino and KIKS TYO have put their interpretative spin on the whole Yo! MTV Raps phenomenon with their own collaborative hoodie. The inner lining is marked with Yo! MTV Raps style trading cards from previous designs such as SBTG, Crooked Tongues, Playstation, Super Star, G-Flash NB, AJ1 and Wings. Available through KIKS TYO.
Solebox has been behind numerous successful collaborations in the past and we anticipate much of the same with this team up with Asics on the Gel Lyte III. The purple and gray upper seems to have a hidden bonus with UV sensitive materials which change color in the sun. No word yet regarding the release date but stay tuned for more info.
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With brands popping up left and right within the last few years, few remain from a time when streetwear was hardly a blip on the map and the musical landscape of hip-hop was in its infancy. Inquiringmind had a chance to interview Adrian Aitcheson of Toronto originated Too Black Guys regarding how TBG has managed to stick around so long and it’s ability to stay relevant. His insights on are invaluable as is his interesting answer to how the whole urban market collapsed. Check the interview along with the accompanying photography over at Inquiringmind.
Bounty Hunter has released some new products from their 2008 Spring/Summer collection. The products from the famed toy-makers include t-shirts, hoodies and accessories such as wallets and rubber key cases. Bounty Hunter has been quite consistent with its releases as it continues with that Japanese Americana meets Punk theme. Available now at Cliffedge.
Despite being displaced from New Orleans by the devastating Hurricane Katrina a few years ago, artist Jeffrey St. Romain returned to form Structure Skateboards, bringing forth his own detailed and realistic style of art. Having said that, Structure NOLA is another facet of the skate/art world that St. Romain has explored. The New Orleans inspired decks are suitable only as wall-art which seems like a consistent trend these days. Available directly though Structure NOLA.
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