Alberta, Canada is not the first place one would think of when it comes to fashion but that didn’t stop the minds behind Bomb Clothing from getting in the game. Their latest collection sees the brand stepping their game up tremendously with several added details. The t-shirts and hats are eye catching but not to over the top. They are very much a lifestyle brand and the gear reflects that. And don’t worry ladies, they have a few pieces for you as well.
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Official Crown of Laurel’s fall 2010 lineup is decidedly more mature than past lines. The goal of the collection was to have the headwear match the designers fashion sensibilities. They have effectively achieved that goal with a wide range of headwear that should appeal to a variety of audiences. There are snapback hats, fitteds, skullies/beanies, a five panel hat and our favorite, the English driving cap with herringbone earflap overlapping the brushed flannel crown. The collection will be available in stores and here in early September.
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The Hundreds just dropped the New Era Adam, Grand Slam and Side Adam Outline hats from their fall collection. All three are available in multiple colors here now.
The 3rd edition of the True Native League’s Project drops today.
This time True teams with Crooks & Castles to celebrate the annual Bay Bridge Series being played this weekend between the Oakland A’s and San Francisco Giants. Crooks flipped their classic Medusa image with A’s and Giant’s colors to honor both teams.
The purpose of The Native Leagues Project is to celebrate the rich history of Bay Area sports by partnering True up with some of their top brands to pay tribute to the teams that created this history.
Native Leagues Project, Vol. 3: is available at True SF, True East & online at trueclothing.net.
Cali-based brand The Hundreds, has released some caps to top your summer fashion off. In keeping with the LA style of the company, the brand has designed both snapbacks and New Era fitteds that reflect the culture of the Golden State.
A few of them are simply patterned with bright colors, while a couple others have a more specific theme in mind. There’s a retro-Raiders influenced hat as well as one that reps in Warriors colors. Whether you’re from the West or not, there should be no thinking involved, these are the caps to rock this summer. –Nadine Graham
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Buddha Apparel recently released their latest season. Known primarily for their tees and sweatshirts, the Bay Area based brand has expanded the line to include button down shirts and fitted hats. The new pieces are available now at karmaloop.com.
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Infamous graffiti artist MQ has teamed with UP to design their latest capsule collection. This is the first time he has worked on caps and t-shirts with the company.
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Rocksmith Tokyo’s spring 2010 Above and Beyond collection will be hitting stores in a few weeks. Until then check out a sneak peek at a few of the looks.
The spring 2010 delivery for Famous Stars and Straps is more of the same formula that has made the brand succesfull. That’s not a bad thing. Famous fills their niche and quietly expands without abandoning their core customer. The collection includes denim, headwear, hoodies, outerwear, swimwear, and of course t-shirts and fitteds.
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Upper Playground has teamed up with Fashion Delivers to donate clothing to the people of Haiti as part of a larger Haiti relief effort. From January 21 – 31, 2010, for every purchase a customer makes at a US-based Upper Playground retail location or on the Upper Playground web store, Upper Playground will donate a new t-shirt to Fashion Delivers. To encourage people to be a part of the relief effort, Upper Playground is offering 50% off on all purchases made in US-based Upper Playground retail stores and on the Upper Playground web store.
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