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Freshbump

• Don’t Text And Drive
• Play with your cufflinks!
• Sayn Design’s 24k 3G

Definitive Touch

• Moleskine ‘Little Red Book’ Twin Set
• Robert Amador – Pen & Ink Illustrations
• Creators Inn Stockholm, Sweden

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Look out for the upcoming Fall / Winter 2009 collection from Official to drop any time now. The collection preview we have here features four great new looks in the timeless fabric-based headwear range. The styles draw inspiration from sectors such as baseball and graffiti and Victorian calligraphy but before we give too much away, why don’t you check out the collection for yourself… Read more »

Foan 82 is a designer and illustrator from Lisbon, Portugal and he has a pretty rad portfolio if we may say so… The graphics displayed here are from a host of t-shirt designs done for the likes of Carrot Clothing and Sintra Surf Shop, we think you’ll agree this dude has some serious design chops and the list of clients (think Coke Cola and Samsung) and publications championing his cause bare testament to that. Read more »

One of the true pioneer brands in the streetwear market, Freshjive has been doin’ it and doin’ it and doin’ it well since 1989 when designer/founder Rick Klotz, influenced by punk rock, hip hop, skating, surfing and breaking high-fashion, began combining those favorite things with political, sociological and outright hilarious images in his own twisted mold.

Some 20 years later, the punk / hip hop vibe remains plenty apparent in each Freshjive drop. Funky as summer feet with vibes brash and abrasive enough for GG Allin, each drop is guaranteed to hold something for degenerates of all walks of life. The “fuck you” to consumerism and “Made in America” faux-pride with The China Tee is ’bout as subtle as a swift kick to the babymakers, while The Devil Throws Up Tee, with it’s sketch so bad that it’s simply amazing, rails against fundamentalists, Jesus freaks, and, well, Jesus. Rock on, lock on, Satan! \m/

With it’s roots in surf and skate culture in particular, you know Freshjive denims gotta be tough. But as any tough guy worth his weight knows, you have to look fresh, too – and Freshjive has got that covered. We’re especially stoked on the minty green stitching throughout both of the latest black and raw blue Selvedge Denims, the signature stitching detail at the back left and coin pockets, custom leather belt patch and the crucial, easy-access quick-escape button fly (we pee a lot).

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The Modular Insulator Jacket from Stone Island Shadow can be worn as a stand alone outer layer or can be worn with a weather protection piece to add additional warmth. Either way, this great jacket looks every bit as stylish as you could hope for from a bomber-style garment. Rock this with a pair of your favorite distressed jeans and trusty Red Wing boots and you’ll the envy of everyone on the block – guaranteed. Read more »

Ice Cream forges ahead with the waffle theme shown in last season’s collection by adding a touch of ‘Butter on Waffle’ to the Fall 2009 collection. Shown above is the low-profile canvas sneaker, which is now available at the BBC/Ice Cream Flagship store in Tokyo, Japan.

Info.Image: Highsnobiety

Photographer Jared Souney takes us on an exclusive trip through the behind-the-scenes workings of Hufnagel Cycles. Based in Portland, Oregan and run by Jordan Hufnagel, the shop specializes in custom hand-built bicycles. As passionate as they come, Jordan is the driving force behind this burgeoning brand and should serve as inspiration for anyone who wants to step out and start a business of their own… Read more »

East London indie art gallery, Concrete Hermit, was recently approached by the renowned Tate Modern, and asked to curate an upcoming show on their behalf. Exclusive books, prints and tees (featured below) have been produced for the occasion.

The three artists involved Anthony Burrill, Ian Stevenson and Andrew Rae have all collaborated with Concrete Hermit before. Each have different and remarkable styles that exist somewhere between graphic design, art and illustration. Read more »