We’re more often used to seeing Frank Kozik’s toys in vinyl form, but he recently teamed up with K. Olin Tribu to release a porcelain version of his Potamus figure. Available in black and red editions, each 6-inch collectible is numbered to 250 and made of Limoges porcelain in France. It comes individually for $177 or as a 2-pack for $280 (only 50 sets available). Get yours at Art and Toys.

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From the folks at essential tpe comes their Icon Battery for the iPhone. The design is based on the battery icon seen on the iPhone, and the front panel actually functions as an indicator showing the remaining battery life. It extends extends talk time up to three hours and audio playback up to 18 hours. Available now with international shipping through their website for $49.95.

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Mishka releases their new Cyco 78 collection, which offers a set of graphics tracing back to the brand’s roots.

“For a while now we’ve wanted to “go back” if you will to what we consider our graphical roots…a move away from logo and iconic driven graphics and back to those weirdo, creepy horror and metal inspired graphics that originally drew you to Ðœishka way back when. Each year we will be introducing small Cyco 78 collections about twice a year. Each Cyco 78 design will only utilize black, white and red and will only be available on black and white bodied tees.”

Limited to only 78 pieces each, you can get the tees now at Mishka flagships as well as through their online shop.

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Part of Nigel Cabourn’s Fall/Winter collection is the Cameraman jacket, which was worn by Wilfrid Noyce on his numerous photographing expeditions to Everest. The AW10 version is a painstaking recreation of the original, with Mackintosh uppers and Harris Tweed lower sections. Made in England in extremely limited numbers, you can find it in four different colourways now at End. mash rating: 8.5/10

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Part of the Lacoste Legends collection – which pays tribute to Rene Lacoste by bringing together 12 names, each designing a sneaker inspired by the brand’s founder – is this Esteban model, designed by Japanese magazine, Shoes Master. Available now at Colette. mash rating: 6.5/10

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Last week we saw a new colourway of the Rubber Player, and today we bring you the latest version of Nixon’s regular Player watch. This latest style comes in Gunmetal, which has already started hitting retailers including Urban Industry. mash rating: 7/10

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Today we check out the Spring/Summer range from Edwin. The new lookbook draws inspiration from the people close to the brand linking them directly to the Edwin lifestyle.

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