After dominating the streetwear game for the past year or so, Crooks & Castles is taking on the technology arena with their partnership with Mojo Laboratories on a custom USB flash drive. Shaped in a gold bullet with cursive Crooks script on the side, this jump drive will add a little flair to you back to school “fit”. Stay posted for release info. via C’est Lavie
For those of us that missed out on Las Vegas and the Magic Trade Show last week, Stussy brings a little love on-line with Las Vegas exclusive tees that includes collaborations with Fruition and UndrCrwn. All tees are available in several colorways. Pick them up now at stussydirect.com
Making its rounds during the DunkXChange events, customization work done by Rebel Aire have been showcased. For the next 4 months of the DunkXChange, Active Ride Shop collaborates with DXC and Rebel Aire for a limited pair of Supra Skytops. The sneakers feature a wrinkled patent upper and Active logo at the rear of the sneaker with a unique colorway of black, purple, turquoise and silver. A matching limited deck accompanies the shoes. via SneakerFiles | Rebel Aire.
Hyr Collective has just released their biggest issue in their short history. Issue 5 is packed with 6 features, 3 focus articles, 6 columns, 1 photography feature, as well as cover art from Alex “Bosco” Picard who’s making moves in NYC. Topics include - Jeff Staple, Jake Davis, Brendon Babenzien, Sidney Lo, Unis, C2Apparel, Out Spot, Super Champion/Tyler Lepore, Fall Essentials, Choosey Begger, and music reviews. Read it HERE.
This is a first look at The North Face Purple Label Fall/Winter 2008 collection. It is a premium collection by The North Face that is exclusive to Japan and it adds a little bit more steez to the normal North Face line that we are used to here in the States. Best option for those outside of Japan is through a proxy and eBay of course. via HighSnobiety | HYNM
The latest Arkitip Issue features, artist Ryan McGinness with packaging from Incase. McGinness has been accurately described as “A Warhol for the 21st Century” (Black Book) and “a leading pioneer of the new semiotics” (Vogue). Using iconic representations of logos and symbols, he weaves and spins them into something supremely elegant.
