Hawaii’s In4mation has hooked up with Casio to produce the ‘Salmon’ G-Shock watch based on the GLX-5600 model. Word is, the drop will only come in mid 2009 but that gives you time to save your coin for one of these precious little gems.

Sneakernews announced yesterday that Offspring, the UK’s definitive sneaker retailer is celebrating 13 years in the game with a vinyl representation of it’s mascot. The first drop comes in the stores trademark colorway, with a black version slated for release later in the year. As show of good faith, Read more »

Renowned for its luxurious high-end woven leather goods, Italian fashion house Bottega Veneta has taken a step toward contemporary street culture with a rather elegant looking trainer. The shoe, which features both the trademark woven leather and a smooth section, is a stylish as it is functional. The contrasting orange and white sole adds a touch of class to what is undoubtedly a very well crafted piece of footwear.

New Zealand’s premier street wear label Huffer has a great new selection of goodies available through Digital Gravel. The range, featuring both men’s and women’s wear, comprises a bunch of good looking hoodies like the Conformety and Spellcheck as shown above. Completing the line is a selection of flannels and more that can be found at DG now, so don’t delay, these won’t last long!

New from automotive giant MINI is this uber fancy travel umbrella; complete with six-speed shift-knob handle and a wind-resistant Teflon coated cover that sports the iconic MINI Cooper in a rainbow of colors. The MINI Pop Style Travel Umbrella is available now through authorized MINI dealers and online via www.motoringgear.com.

After having received the good news about the upcoming Vans Vault releases yesterday, this little saucy number just dropped in our laps. This is a collaboration between Vans and F-Troupe, a label known for their traditional, classic leather footwear offerings. A Chukka featuring interlocking suede strips, this sneaker is looking like the dopest picnic basket ever woven. Which would most definitely make it a picnic-worthy choice of footwear – something to consider, as summer days will soon be upon us. Keep checking F-Troupe for the inside scoop.

Who would’ve though of an analog revolution in 2009? Even the hardiest of analog technology, like record players, are getting USB treatment. And with the proliferation of digital culture, classic companies like Polaroid became archaic. Luckily for us, several disheartened Polaroid employees took matters into their own hands, and have come together for The Impossible Project. A team effort, these employees have repurchased and rethought the old Polaroid factories, and have been aiming at the production and usage of Integral Film. Thus far, this artful collection of photographs have been the result. Stay tuned for more output from this awesome project!

There’s plenty of things to like about 80s fashion – slap bracelets, hypercolour tees, and, of course, this particular iteration of the Nike Air Pegasus. This sneaker, originally released in 1989, is getting the rerelease treatment nearly two decades later – and surprisingly, it looks remarkably fresh and modern. The colour ways are remarkably subdued, with pink-accented soles and contrasting black swoosh. Perfect to get your Hall and Oates on. These will be available at Nike’s flagship store in Soho on April 1st, so make your travel arrangements now!

The ever-popular Bearbrick series just keeps on reinventing itself – and it keeps on getting better. This Companion, a collaborative effort between the venerable Medicom Toys and Original Fake, is a cyborg – half flesh and blood, half sleek robot. This figure comes in 3 sizes; make sure to get one of these vinyl masterpieces at any Original Fake retailer worldwide!

Seriously, Supreme can do no wrong. Hot off the heels from the announcement of their spring line, and they’re promoting it in the best way possible. Using a campaign based around Lou Reed – he of Velvet Underground fame – rocking one of their tees, they’ve plastered the city with his prints. And hey, it’s Lou Reed in NYC – is anyone complaining?