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Medicom Toy in partnership with Japanese apparel manufacturer Loopwheeler will release a set of Be@bricks that comes in their popular 100%, 400% and 1000% figures in a clean basic design. Two version are going to be available, one in flocked grey exterior with symbols familiar on Loopwheeler tags and blue emblem on the chest.  The other is in a Loopwheeler suit in grey colorway.  Available September 26th.

via Freshness

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Accompanying the recent Nike Sportswear Livestrong Air Max release, is the Livestron Loopwheeler Collection of t-shirts and this Zip-Hoody.  Featuring all the amazing cotton with subtle graphics on the left sleeve.  Available now at Darkside Initiative.

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The on-going partnership between Loopwheeler and Nike Sportswear continues for the Summer 2009 season.  Going with the changing weather, they go with zip-up jackets with chest pocket and small prints on the sleeves. They will drop in three colorways with Loopwheeler quality that is unmatched.  via HighSnobiety

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The partnership of Nike and  Loopwheeler continues on for the re-emerging ACG line and the slogan “Worn to be Wild”.  The dual sided shirt has the slogan upfront and on the back of the shirt on the bottom is a row of logos including reference to ACG’s 20th anniversary.  Releases on March 28th.  via Hypebeast

Loopwheeler comes with another collaboration piece with Nike Sportswear on the Eugene jacket.  Appropriately named after the city where the the Univeristy of Oregon is located and most of the initial Nike testing was made during the early years,the track-like jacket  features an innovative no-sew technique.   Releasing soon to Nike Sportswear Accounts.  via Hypebeast

Loopwheeler has just released this A2JK jacket.  This simple jacket is made of Loopwheeler’s trademark fleece material and sports leather underneath the collar and the flap of the pockets.  The overall look is heavy fleece jacket/long sleeve shirt that will add a bit of variety and quality to your wardrobe.  via SlamxHype

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