Carrot Clothing has leaked out one of their pieces from the Fall 2009 line. This “Street Art is Gay” Sweater is done in collaboration with ESPO. Their line is really picking up steam and we’re looking forward to seeing the rest of the release.
Part of the upcoming collection from Mr Freedom and Sugar Cane inspired by motorcycling and is called “MFSC Speed-Safe Clothing for Modern Riders”, is this Mechanic Sweat Shirt. The vintage look provides comfort and styling whether you are in the shop or out and about.
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D.Lewis & Dry Bones comes with a couple of collaborative pieces for the Spring 2009 season. D.Lewis is Britan’s oldest motorcycle clothing brand. First up is the DBDL chambray shirt is made of a heavy indigo selvedge chambray, dyed and woven in Okayama with original accents such as slanted pockets, elbow reinforcements, and a red DL embroidery on the left cuff. Next is a vintage inspired crewneck pullover made of a brushed herringbone wool from DBDL really caught our eye when we first saw it; a design not seen often any more, a very period perfect piece. Get both pieces now at Self Edge.
We’re normally used to seeing Penfield’s technical and winter jackets, with these Boxfords, Penfield switches it up a bit. It is a shawl-collar sweater that is a perfect spring layer with two lower pockets and a “cat’s-eye” button closure. You can pick one up direct at PenfieldUSA.com. via Complex
The Diamond Supply Co. “HARASSMENT” design is getting a rerelease of tees and new crew neck sweaters. They will release at the L.A flagship store in limited this Saturday, April 11th. Available on-line only will be: the Black Tee Limited to 100 Pieces, Black Crew Limited to 50 Pieces, and White Crew Limited to 50 Pieces. via BKRW
The retro look of the 80s and 90s will probably never die. Adidas Originals and the out of ordinary style of Jeremy Scott has pieced to get a Fall 2009 Collection that speaks RETRO. With that theme, the items has oversized designs and multi-colored clothing that will bring you back to the “good old days”. The clothing follows the already released Jeremy Scott shoes that have already hit retailers. via HighSnobiety | Streething
