Fred Perry and Beams once again get together to design a capsule collection for the Spring/Summer seasons. The collection consists of several classic polos, 3/4 length polos, and even jackets, all featuring the instantly recognizable and iconic Fred Perry logo on the left chest. The collection released today, and you can get them at Zozo.

More after the jump.

55DSL and Beams have gotten together to create a series of four tees entitled ‘Far From Distance She Loves’, which was designed by four artists. These just released, and are now available through Beams’ website.

More after the jump.

Futura and Beams have once again teamed up to create another co-branded product. This time around the OG graffiti artist designed some tees featuring the cities Tokyo, Fukuok, and Osaka in his trademark handwritten font. The tees just arrived at All Beams.

More after the jump.

Although Winter is slowly coming to an end, there will still be a fair share of sleet, rain, and even more wet weather. Beams have just released a new pair of boots that will keep your feet dry and toasty. They are available in two colourways now at Zozo.

More after the jump.

Like almost everything they do, Beams always manages to get get things done right. They’re latest products are these deck shoes. The classic and simple design appeals to a more mature audience, and is a sure hit once the warm weather rolls around. You can choose between three colourways now at Zozotown.

More after the jump.

Beams get under quality collaboration under their belt. Most recently, they paired up with UK’s Baracuta on their classic G9 Harrington jacket made from high quality 100% cotton which has been protected with a Teflon layer. The jacket comes in three colours, and is currently available through Beams.

More after the jump.

Beams just recently opened their latest store in Harajuku. Called CULTuART, the shop aims to gather the best that Tokyo has to offer whether it be fashion, design, art, etc… According to Nagai (CULTuART’s manager), the shop is an aggregator of urban Tokyo, bringing its many faces and artists into one place that acts as both retail outlet and museum. Prices can range from the $150  Peloqoon stuffed figures by Modoka Morikawa to $7000 for Pucci’s one-of-a-kind Doraemon stained-glass lamp. Beams has plans to open more CULTuART shops in other cities around the globe bringing the best of Tokyo to a wider audience.

Check out more photos from the shop after the jump and a slideshow as well.

Neck Face has collaborated with Beams on a t-shirt. The style is definitive Neck Face coloured pink for added flavour. You can cop now through Zozotown.

More after the jump.