Via: Prolly Is Not ProbablyCinelli links up with San Francisco's Mash, for a collaborative track bike project as part of Cinelli's 2011 collection. The frameset sports a very clean silhouette with a lightweight but sturdy frame and a bull-horn handlebar with a blue/silver/black colorway. Throughout the bike you will notice little accents of the Cinelli and Mash logos. For more details, check out your local Cinelli dealers. For more detailed photos, check after the jump... DREW's Note: Mash and their collaborations are always top notch and it shows in this project. Mash understands the urban bike culture and puts out products that represent that perfectly. I wouldn't mind having this bike, even though I know it will cost a grip! [disappointing sigh]
Via: Hypebeastvisvim's F.I.L. (Free Internation Labratories) stores will come out with new releases this week, and one of those releases is the Laminario Rucksack 22L. The rucksack features premium leather on the bottom of the sack, sturdy straps, and other high quality and intricate pieces like the leather diamond on the front to the plastic clasp on the side. The Laminario Rucksack 22L will be available at the F.I.L. stores in Japan as well as other retailer throughout the globe. DREW's Note: visvim is an amazing Japanese streetwear brand who are known to the world as the perfect high-end streetwear brand. And with pieces like this rucksack, I would have to agree with the rest of the world.
Via: HypebeastOakley gives the masses a preview at their Gearbox watch, which is inspired by performance machines that blend precision and kinetics. The watch features a five-jewel Swiss movement with a custom stainless steel Oakley fixture. It also has a unique yin-yang like faceplate with Computer Controlled machinery and screwed downed crown to keep it water resistant. The watch will be available at the end of October through Oakley retailers and is available with three colorways: Black/Charcoal/Red, Black/White/Silver, and Black/Silver/Cream (the one pictured above). DREW's Note: This watch is buggin' me out. With the two-colored faceplate, it has that Two-Face from Batman feel to it. I guess I would flip a coin to help me decide whether I want to get this watch...get it! Ha!
Via: HighsnobietyJapanese brand Phenomenon, which is the second brand of SWAGGER, has released the accessories of their 2010 Fall/Winter collection. The accessories include fedoras, berets, combs, cut-off finger gloves, spider rings, sunglasses, and a backpack. The hats and the comb pouches are made out of tweed material to match the cold season. The collection is available through Phenomenon retailers throughout Japan. For more photos of the collection, check after the jump... DREW's Note: SWAGGER created Phenomenon as their luxury streewear brand and I think that the accessories definitely define that concept. I'm loving the comb with the comb pouches. TOO FRESH!
Via: HypebeastBrooks England, the 145 years old brand known for their leather-work on bike seats, bags, and other accessories, joins Vans to create a collaboration with Vans' Vault line and Brooks' bike seats. The bike seat and the shoes complement each other with matching black/bronze colorway and matching limited edition boxes. Only a limited amount of shoes (out of 1000) and seats (out of 500) were made so keep your eye out and head to your local Vans Vault retailer for these pieces. Close up photo after the jump... DREW's Note: I'm diggin' the collaboration project. It's definitely for the Fixie culture but still dope.
Via: HypebeastSeiko has jump the gun as being the first ones to use the EPD (Electrophoretic Display) technology on their watches. The watches has a clear 300 dpi (dots per inch) screen with radio-synchronization function that automatically sets the time. With the sleek metallic design, the watch also features a solar charged battery. The watch is set for a release in December 2010 at selected retailers. DREW's Note: This watch is amazing. This is the closest thing of having a computer on your wrist...and I want one.
Via: Daylife BlogJapanese retailer, Daylife, has collaborated with Stussy to help them celebrate their 30th anniversary with the release of a snowboard. The snowboard has Stussy 30th Anniversary graphics and it comes with a matching soft case. The snowboard will soon be available through Daylife, daylife.jp. For photos of Japanese snowboarder, Kazuhiro Sone, and the snowboard in it's natural environment, check after the jump... DREW's Note: If I was an avid snowboarder, I would purchase this snowboard in a quickness. The black/blue colorway of this board is too fresh. This snowboard is a definite neck-breaker.
Via: HypebeastThe globally known, high-end camera brand, Leica, puts out a limited edition of their popular M9 model. As expected the camera has all the high quality components like the 35mm lens with an 18 megapixel image capture, but the limited edition is wrapped in ostrich leather. Just like many limited edition products, this Leica M9 is only available in Japanese markets through Mitsukoshi at ¥880,000, which is a whopping $10,500 USD. DREW's Note: The first time I heard about the brand Leica was when I first saw the movie "EuroTrip". Ha! But ever since then, I've been hearing and reading about the amazing brand and their amazing lineup of high-end cameras. I want to be a Leica owner but with the outrageous price tag, I don't think it will be anytime soon.
Via: HypebeastNixon has always made amazing looking watches but eye candy wasn't their only goal. Nixon watches are made with pieces of the highest quality. For example, The Magnacon SS watch is made with stainless steel, the interior fixings made with a titanium carbide coated steel with sapphire crystal, and a Swiss Made chronograph face that tracks time and date. The watch is available in gunmetal, white, and black with a pricetag of £750, which is close to a $1000, at Nixon.com.
DREW's Note: I like the brand Nixon because they always brought durable watches for people living that hectic urban lifestyle while keeping the stylish aesthetic. But then again...it's $1000! That's a grip!
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