To coincide with the Kaholo sneakers we showed you yesterday, Fitted Hawaii has designed a t-shirt and a New Era to celebrate the release. Printed on a charcoal heather gray t-shirt, it features a collage of traditional Hawaiian tattoo patterns, while the New Era uses the same print seen on the tee. The gang at Fitted Hawaii also put together a print, which shows a collage of vintage Hawaiian pin-up girl posters also seen on the sneakers. It is an 18″ x 24″ print, limited to 100. All release together with the shoes this Saturday.

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Hemway Industries has just launched its new online store and website featuring artist collectibles, offering unique products and prints. The first item is a new print by Jeremy Fish, which measures 18″ x 18″ and is limited to 50, each signed and numbered by the artist. You can purchase it for $60 through Hemway Industries’ online shop.

pic and info: Hemway Industries

If you previously missed out, now available on Stones Throw’s website is their collaboration t-shirt with Rockwell, as well as six re-issue tees made in the USA. Every purchase comes with a free Boo to the Hoo t-shirt.

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REBEL8 have just released their latest New Era. The Vintage Pinstripe 59Fifty is limited to only five R8 retailers (Heritage, Getta Clue, Fat Lace, The Krate, GiantPeach) with a few sizes being available on REBEL8’s online shop. mash rating: 7/10

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Krink released their K-60 metallic colours recently in four colours: green, purple, blue, and pink. Parisian retailer, Colette has just received a shipment of all four colours. Get them here.

pic and info: Colette

Heel Bruise have teamed up with Long Island skate shop, Poets to design a new t-shirt. It is available in two colours, white/navy and a bold tie dye version. It’s a limited release exclusive the shop, which is run by Gino Iannucci and Matt Bell. mash rating: 6.5/10

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Part of the ‘China – Contemporary Revival’ exhibition currently at the Palazzo Reale in Milan is Yue Minjun’s Contemporary Terracotta Warriors. Most known for his oil paintings depicting himself in various settings, frozen in wide-toothed laughter. These simplified, ironic human figures with their disproportional large faces, open mouths and closed eyes have become his signature throughout his work. The Chinese artist has also worked with Kaws in the past on a rendition of the Companion figure. The exhibit runs until February 7th, 2010.

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