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Streetwear brands Diamond Supply Co. and Young & Reckless have teamed up for a limited edition collaboration tee. The concept behind the tee is to represent Diamond Supply Co.’s Nick Diamond’s hometown of San Francisco and Young & Reckless’s founder, Drama’s hometown of Akron, OH, who now both reside in Los Angeles. The biker gang logo theme of the shirt represents that no matter where you are from, if you skate you are part of a international union with other skaters. Throw your flags in the air and wear them proud. Skate 2 Death.

ABOUT YOUNG & RECKLESS:
Young & Reckless is a streetwear brand inspired by Drama from MTV’s Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory. Drama created Young & Reckless to unify the new age brash generation under a single brand. He captures what it means to be Young & Reckless through his stunts and adventures in the first two seasons of this reality show.

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Believe.

Ever heard of DJ AM and DJ Premier? Of course you have. Which is exactly why you need to listen.

Both of them, SIMULTANEOUSLY have collaborated with NIKE to produce a limited pair of the sweetest things I’ve seen in a long time.

The International hype about these bad boys as artists is big enough, let alone as a collaboration with NIKE. Don’t believe me? Just search YouTube.

FRESH! This Friday, stop by Carnaby Street’s Size? for a seriously LIMITED pair of sneaks as a double pack! If the past releases are anything to go by, these won’t be on the shop floor for longer than a minute, and I can see why.

BELIEVE.

Eio have released a set of Limited Edition prints of their Artwork.  These would make the perfect gift if you’re looking for something original and a bit different for a friend, partner or milkman for Christmas.

They have only produced 10 of each print so they are very limited and won’t be reprinted.  Each design is hand printed on top quality Arches 88 300 gsm paper and signed and numbered by artist James Lee.  Large prints are 57 x 76.5cm and small ones 38cm x 57cm.

Each print is wrapped in tissue paper, and comes in a custom Eio designed tube, so all you have to do is put it under the tree. Get these whilst they’re hot.

Hand died denim from Japan is always a good sign. Here’s an exclusive first look as Context drops another collabo today, this time with Kicking Mule Workshop for an ultra limited-edition pair of denims. A small production of only 50 pairs worldwide, the shuttle-loomed denim leaves a clean white selvage line—but the dying process is what really sets them apart.

CH gives us the down low on the process here. To make the dye, harvests of the indigo leaves from the Okayama Prefecture in Japan happen only twice yearly. Referred to as the AWA method, the leaves ferment for the dipping stage, which takes place in Kojima City, Okayama Prefecture by hand over several weeks.

The upshot is an organic indigo color that lends the Context x Kicking Mule Workshop 1980 Hand Dye Jean a distinct look, deeply rooted in the region’s history. Each pair comes with an informational pocket insert detailing the technique (also printed by the dye company) and they’re numbered on the inside pocket, as well as on the Context muslin carrying sack.

Shephard Fairey, GuerillaOne, and The Seventh Letter Crew have all teamed-up to produce this awesome print. This print will be limited edition, signed, numbered and produced by Shephard Fairey. This print has been made exclusively available at both Obey and MadSociety. Like all Shephard Fairey and T7L prints, this one won’t last long. Get on it. Quick.