Johnny Cupcakes has just released their latest New Era. Made from tweed, this 59Fifty utilizes a combination of three different patterns, and features the crossbones logo in raised embroidery on the front. You can get it now through the JC online shop. mash rating: 4/10

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Fuct give us a preview of their Spring SSDD (Same Shit Different Day) collection. Made exclusively for the Japanese  market, the new line features custom fabrics and textiles as well as their trademark “Broken Tiger” camouflage with the military, war, and American culture being the dominating themes once again.

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Continuing with Supra’s footwear collection for the Spring we bring you the latest Society models. There will be a total of four new colourways releasing including a rose gold, burgundy patent suede, TUF blue crackle and white perforated leather. The Black Suede model from last season will be carried over for Spring. mash rating: 5/10

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After getting a look at the Skytop IIs, and the Vaiders, today we show you the Skytops that Supra’s cooked up for the Spring. There will be four new colourways (Brown Suede, Purple Patent Leather, Red/Black Tie Dye Suede and Acid Wash Denim) and some versions have been carried over from previous seasons (TUF Black, White Gunny TUF and classic Black Croc Suede). mash rating: 7/10

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The centerpiece to Alex Pardee’s solo show from last year, Letters from Digested Children, Digested Rainbow is now available as a print. Limited to just 50, and measuring 17″ x 22″, each has been individually signed and numbered by Pardee himself, and is currently available through Hi Fructose for $50.

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Part of Rhythm’s 2010 Spring collection is their Sandwich Hi model. The high top sneaker comes in six new colourways each featuring their trademark striped midsole with a combination of a canvas and suede upper. You can find them now at Flauge. mash rating: 5/10

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Upper Playground pay tribute to the city by the Bay with a selection of t-shirts designed by some big names. Design duo Morning Breath show their fondness of certain adult San Francisco landmarks, while Jeremy Fish and Sam Flores also pay tribute with some SF-centric graphics. All are now available through the Upper Playground webstore.

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