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Here’s a unique collection dubbed, Unidaddy, born out of the joint venture between Japanese skateboard company Uniful and streetwear brand Mackdaddy.  Part of the collection is this unbelievable glow in the dark skateboard deck, along with complimentary glow in the dark Unidaddy logo print tee and matching New Era Fitted Cap.  The Unidaddy logo is a reflection of the Japanese flag and a combination of Uniful and Mackdaddy logos.  via FreshnessMag

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This BBC Tees features a illustration done by world renowned Japanese artist Rockin Jelly Bean featuring a Billionaire Boys Club “Space Pin-up Girl”. On back features our small classic “Billionaire Boys Club” logo below the neck between the shoulder blades.  Available in black or white in very limited quantities at BBC’s on-line shop.

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UNDRCRWN and Mos Def worked together on a collection of limited edition goods. On June 28th at Carnegie Hall, Mos was sporting a collaboration tee during his presentation of Amino Alkaline: The Watermelon Syndicate.  The limited tees will be available in black or white exclusively on Karmaloop. via CJL

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Today, July 29th, Alife releases their photoprint t-shirts, called Alife Sessions.  Artists featured on the tees are John Mayer, Bun B and Q-Tip.  With the participation of these artists from diverse musical backgrounds, Alife Sessions follows the original Alife master plan: To exchange, showcase, collaborate, reinvent and further create.

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Two Southern California companies, FiberOps and Altamont have come together on a couple of pieces - a pair of denim jeans and a tee.  The denim jeans is made with Pro-Tex black raw denim in Fiberops’ Wilshire Fit.  It is paired with black stitching throughout with collaboration tagging in red on the inner waist and on the white leather patch.  The tee is called the “El Buzzo” with “They will never be divided” on the back.  Both are available at Fiberops retailers like In4mation.

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Karmaloop held a T-shirt contest for Lupe Fiasco’s album “The Cool.”  They asked participants to make the sickest design based their interpretation of the album.  The winning design ended up being by Guadalupe Cos-Gayón and Miguel Abio from Spain.  This tee is a limited edition Karmaloop exclusive  produced by Sons Of Liberty and all proceeds go to Lupe’s charity of choice WHY- helping to bring solutions to hunger and poverty.

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