A new colorway of the Gallery 1950 x Original Fake x Porter Messenger Bag drops this weekend. This time with green/yellow/green details and graphics on the lining. Look for the bag at Original Fake retailers.
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Bike riding is part of our San Francisco culture. Upper Playground brings two of their resident artist, Jeremy Fish and Sam Flores, to team up with messenger bag specialist Chrome on these new messenger bags. Jeremy Fish’s “Fowl Mood” design elaborates on the owl wallpaper pattern while Sam Flores’ “Angel of Death” work features one of his signature characters riding a bicycle made of skeleton amongst the clouds. Available in limited numbers through Upper Playground stores, online store and Chrome retail stores.
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Vans Japan joins the fixed gear movement. In conjunction with Fuji, they built a custom track bike in matte black and features pink accents all over. Go with those that pick up this bike, Vans also worked with Resistant on a bike messenger bag, featuring black canvas upper, white bottom and matching pink lining.
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The Incase for HUF and DQM project began when Damon Way (Incase Chief Brand Officer), Keith Hufnagel, aka HUF (HUF owner/professional skateboarder), and Dave Ortiz (DQM owner) decided to partner together with the vision of creating a product that authentically represented their collective interests, backgrounds and geographies. The results of the collaboration are the fully functional HUF and DQM Skate Messenger Bags, customized in two variations to depict each retailer’s respective city. Priced at $289 each. Technical details and more pics after the jump!
