Started back in 1989, Conart was one of the first streetwear brands with a focus on hip-hop and graffiti. They recently relaunched the brand, and have started releasing many of their original designs on tees again. Conart is now available at Berlin-based retailer, Overkill.

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Some new colourways of the Air Huarache Light Burst have been popping up over the past few days on the blogosphere, and now we have a new version of the classic sneaker. This black/white/red colourway has just arrived at Atmos.

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The Three Sixty Table was designed by Studio Mauerer Hendrichs, and features a simple three-legged base with trucks and wheels attached to them. Add a circular sheet of glass to the top, and it’s done. Very clean, and minimalistic. It has an $1800 price tag, but with the help of a carpenter you could make one yourself for a fraction of the price.

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Shepard Fairey spent the last few days in Boston. Fighting off the cold weather, he managed to hit up several spots in Beantown.

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Here we have the Huf x DVS Doughboy sneaker, which was initially meant to be a Europe exclusive, but it turns out that they will be arriving stateside in the near future. They come in several bright colourways, and will be a very reaqsonable $50.

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Kineda did a write-up on 50 streetwear blogs that are worth reading. They were kind enough to add us to the list as well. There were some sites I was unfamiliar with so it’s well recommended going through the list to see who else made the cut, and maybe find yourself a gem or two.

Check out the list here.

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Huf is having a big online sale. They are offering up to 40% of selected goods. Check it all out here.

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Undefeated have joined forces with Puma to create a new set of sneakers. The end result is the 24K Mid collection, which consists of the Puma Mid in five different colourways. They were each given a perforated suede upper – except for the gold colourway, which is more limited than the other Mids – and packed full of gold details including both brands’ logos, a gold-studded five-strike logo, the insoles, etc… The sneakers release Saturday, February 7th at Undefeated as well as Classic Kicks (NYC), ALIFE (NYC), Atmos (NYC), Major (DC), UBIQ (Philly), Premium Goods (Houston), Leaders (Chicago) and Bodega (Boston).

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Hype Means Nothing is a new brand out of France. Their first collection consists of tees and crewnecks that feature a portrait of a celebrity rocking “sunglasses”. Celebrities include the likes of Barack Obama, Lil Wayne, Jay Z, Beyoncé, Brad Pitt, Michael Jordan, Britney Spears, Travis Barker, etc… Some tees just arrived earlier today at Colette.

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DJ Aaron LaCrate has been running his Milkcrate brand for over ten years now. The Baltimore native puts out items that center around sports, music, more specifically hip-hop, and its culture. Milkcrate’s Spring collection has started releasing, and among the retailers to received the first batch of tees is Foosh.

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