Palace Spring/Summer 2016 – With its roots deep in London, the Palace team grabs inspiration from the skate and underground scene around them. For Spring and Summer, the brand turns up on the grimy look of soccer hooliganism with a parody of some familiar favorites. Soccer inspired knits, cotton jumpsuits, and taffeta windbreakers start off the collection and while button-down denim, colorful printed shirts, and the usual run of graphic T-shirts and sweats ties it all off. The collection is set to drop March 5, with a subsequent online release on March 9.

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Erik Brunetti x Altamont – For their upcoming Spring collection, Altamont taps Fuct’s very own Erik Brunetti for a capsule collection. Erik uses his graffiti roots to create a contemporary collection of military inspired pieces. Centered around Erik’s fixation with Vietnam War-era history, the collection includes rip-stop camouflage jackets, cargo shorts, and a load of T-shirts, button-down short-sleeves, and athletic sweats.

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Air Jordan 5 Metallic Silver Low – One of the sleeper hits from a decade ago were the Jordan 5 Metallic Silver. The classic retro arrived with white leather uppers and a splash of grey and black. It sat on the shelves and some were able to cop for mad cheap at the outlets. But, as time passed, the sneaker was revered for how clean and minimal it looked. Fast forward to now—Nike decided to re-release the Metallic Silver, but with one huge change: they lopped off the top and made this popular colorway a low-cut sneaker. Everything  remains largely unchanged, but the feel of this classic has definitely been altered. Look for the low cut version of the Air Jordan 5 Metallic Silver to drop in late March.

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Huawei x Leica – After producing the Nexus 6P for Google, the Chinese smartphone manufacturer, Huawei, is finally getting some attention outside of Asia. For their latest project, Huawei scored a partnership with revered German optics maker Leica. The details of future projects are scarce, but we can safely assume that Leica glass will likely be used across many of Huawei’s flagship phones.

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{illustrated example Spring 2016 – Spring is nearly here and Canadian label, {illustrated example, has a clear vision of what is in style. Going for that clean, minimalist look found among Engineered Garments and wings+horn is the new “Intersect” lookbook. Mandarin collars are heavily in play across button-down shirts and lightweight bomber style jackets. There is also a healthy run of zippered cardigans, and an assortment of premium bottoms. {illustrated example has always gone above and beyond when it comes to construction, and the small details shine through each of the pieces.

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All Good Spring – All Good and their love for the outdoors shines through for their latest Spring collection. The collection steps away from the usual graphic T-shirts and goes for a more constructed look. T-shirts have welded zippers, back swoops, and mesh integration, while color-blocking is still a big theme for their outerwear. Look for diamond quilting across some pieces, while others feature mesh interior lining. The collection also offers a host of headwear that begins with the snapback and ends with the popular bucket hat.

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Mission Workshop Transit Issue Collection – Mission Workshop has been making kick-ass cycling gear in the heart of San Francisco for twenty years now. In addition to durable backpacks and duffles, they’ve ventured in outerwear with great success. For 2016, Mission Workshop unveils the Transit Issue Collection for all forms of travel. Whether on bike or plane, the laptop bag and duffle are designed for abuse. The bags are weatherproof and made with heavy-duty hardware. Both bags also come with bike attachments that allow them to attach to the front rack of your bike.

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Asics Gel-Lyte V Gore-Tex “Ice” – Nearly every time I tell myself I am done with runners a hot “must-have” colorway comes out. Asics executes a beautiful winter edition of their Gel-Lyte V in the new “Ice” colorway. The uppers use a sharp mix of black and grey that is highlighted by a splash of blue and red. The midsoles are white with a hint of grey speckle across the heel. All of this is pulled together with the amazing use of the outsole. While many shoes have one color, Asics’ outsole uses three. The red, white, and blue reminds me of the Icees and Slush Puppies (always a good thing) and brings a vibrancy to the clean runner. The sneaker is also treated with Gore-Tex to ensure that your feet stay nice and dry.

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