The Air Max 1 continues to see multiple releases. Dropping in April are four new colourways of the classic runner featuring a combination of mesh and suede uppers. mash rating: 6/10

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Karmaloop TV’s The Buyer Wire provides a look at some highlights from Freshjive’s upcoming collection for the Spring. Check it out above.

Here we get a look at the decks from Toy Machine’s Spring decks. Founded by professional skateboarder/artist, Ed Templeton in 1993, the brand is almost exclusively designed by Templeton himself with his familiar trademark imagery.

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Here we get a look at Edwin’s lookbook for Spring/Summer. The brand has once again put together a very solid collection consisting of basic, everyday, quality garments including plaid shirts and vests, crewnecks, knits, jackets, chambray shirts, and of course  a lot of great denim.

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Today we provide you with a full look of New Balance’s Lifestyle collection for Spring/Summer. The brand offers a wide selection of familiar classics, and have even brought back a few styles from the vaults. Expect everything from 574s to 670s, from 1300s to the lesser known 400 in updated colours and materials. mash rating: 7.5/10

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If by chance you’re unfamiliar with Antony Micallef, feast your eyes on some great work from the London-based artist whose paintings have been summarized as ‘critical pop’, exposing “the darker side of our consumerist society and the human condition”.

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The first set of t-shirts from The Hundreds have already released, and the second installment is coming up just around the corner. The Los Angeles-based label offer six new styles, which will be made available shortly in multiple colourways. mash rating: 5/10

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Following up on all the previews we showed you over the past few weeks, today we bring you the lookbook from Mishka’s Spring collection.

“Trailblazing through the city with just a pipe and a guide hearken back to those carefree spring days spent roaming through the city streets with a pack of friends and no obligations. Talking art, music and dreams over $2 eggs and endless cups of coffee at diners, sneaking into shows, flirting with bartenders and staying out ’til 4am and waking back up at 6 to go to work and school only to do it all again.

Our Spring collection fondly remembers the days of being a defiant teenager, generations notwithstanding. We drudged up the nostalgia of being a snot-nosed-stubborn-badass that has been a hallmark trait of teenagers. So we dusted off our yearbooks, our parent’s yearbooks and even our grandparent’s yearbooks to find all the inspiration we needed for the spring collection.”

The new range of products should already be arriving at retailers worldwide.

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