Monthly Archives: June 2010

To help Atlas in San Mateo celebrate three years in the business Lakai made some special “Atlas” editions of Lakai’s popular Coda High’s.  The Coda High will be available in black, navy, and gray with the heel tab and the insoles replaced with Atlas’s orange logo.  The Coda High will also be packaged in special co-branded shoe boxes.  Look for this limited run to drop this July 3rd at Atlas, make sure to stick around for their 3 year anniversary party and enjoy the good music and free food.

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by pete

The Venkman and The Blowout, two of Arnette‘s newest sunglasses, are headed your way in the next few weeks as part of their Summer campaign.  The look and style of these are more urban compared to some of the better known models such as the Score or Full House, which are driven by action sports.  However, these do offer maximum UV protection with the choice of upgrading to polarized lenses.  There are more than five different colors available in each type, ranging from $90-$120.

Source: Culture Shoq

by Tan

Not just a your average surf shop anymore, one of New York’s prominent surf joints Saturdays is releasing their first in store collection.  Their Summer 2010 is timed perfectly with the arrival of in house board shorts, button down shirts, pull over sweatshirts, and graphic tees.   A better lookf o the entire line up is available at the source and you find these at the Soho location, or any participating Bloomingdales.

Source: Culture Shoq

by Tan

Leaving much to the imagination FUCT gives everyone a quick preview of what is in store from their “Same Shit Different Day” (SSDD) collection for Fall and Winter 2010.  The collection will include button-down oxfords, multiple flannels, and a range of work inspired bottoms such as the popular carpenters’ pants.  There is also an extensive outerwear collection that includes a lot of pieces inspired my mil-spec coats and jackets.  Check back to see what else FUCT has in store for the cold temperature.

Source: FUCT

by pete

Burberry was one of the original clothier’s for the British military during the first World War by making trench coats for the officers, so they should know a thing or two about military-specifications.  The latest Military Watch is a throwback to a timeless design and resembles watches given to officers out in the field.  Burberry also stays true to the look by using a NATO-style nylon strap.

Source: AcquireMag

by pete

The Agenda Trade Show gathers together only the most prominent names in streetwear and action sports.  It’s a wonderful medley that stirs together east and west coast labels uniting buyers, suppliers, and even sales reps all under one roof.  This season, they’ll be traveling to New York in July and then circling back to Huntington Beach in August.  But before things get underway, they announced three flexfit caps in conjunction with In4mation and ourselves to help celebrate this venture.  Hit up the Agenda website for more information on location and attendance.

by Tan

Available at Brooklyn Museum’s gift shop if a special collaborative effort between The Andy Warhol Foundation, Brooklyn Museum, and Alien Workshop team rider, Jason Dill.  The deck is a limited issue that is made in conjunction with the latest Warhol exhibit housed in Brooklyn Museum.  The back of the deck features the Brooklyn Bridge in Warhol-style, and a duplicate of the graphic is used in grayscale across the front of the deck.  This exhibit which showcases the last decade of Warhol’s work runs from June 18th to September 12th.

Source: Streetlevel

by pete

The Fall and Winter 2010 Collection from Luker by Neighborhood is coming much earlier this year compared to companies who have just released their Summer threads.  Here they offer a quick insight into where they might be headed with this.  Offerings include a good deal of leather pieces such as boots and jackets, with an emphasis on details such as buckles, patches, and even the stitch pattern.  Coats, denim pants, and flannels will also be present on its July 17 release.

Source: Luker

by Tan

Sometime next Winter, Forum Snowboards will be offering the brand spanking new Contract board.  For the average enthusiasts, it’s the answer to your urban shredding needs.  Forget road tripping out to the lifts and paying ridiculous amounts of money for food, lift tickets, and even more food.  This baby is ready to handle the grimy rough pavements of downtown and best of all, it’s been fined tuned for those quick grinds and jumps.  To break it down even further, the design allows for faster movement, better pop, and higher stability.

Source: Transworld

by Tan

NXTZ (pronounced Nek-Steez) specializes in Tubes and Bandanas, a recent fad that has taken the snowboard and ski industry by storm.  They provide comfort and protection from the wind and cold, while at the same time offering a bit of style due the customized designs.  They recently hooked up with High Cascade Snowboard Camp out in Mt. Hood and put together some one of a kind deals.   Purchases can be placed at the HCSC website or at the camp store itself.

Source: Transworld

by Tan