While in Australia for the Krink exhibit, Craig Costello got together with the Final Outline to celebrate the relaunch of the online retailer’s website. The tee features depicts the Krink-covered post box, but was swapped for an Australian one. The tee is limited to only 100 in black and white, and comes with a Krink marker and sticker too. You can get it now through Final Outline’s website.

pic and info: Final Outline

Upper Playground have just introduced new products to their online store. From now on, they will stock both Montana and Krink products. You can order them here.

pic and info: Upper Playground

Alife recently updated their online shop. You’ll now find skate decks, tees, crewnecks, hoodies, lighters sneakers and more. They’re also offering 10% off everything until April 1st. Use promo code “theupset” at checkout.

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After several years of testing, Krink have finally launched their first gold-coloured ink. To celebrate, Alife have released a special tee, featuring gold print. These are now available at Alife locations.

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Krink has gotten together with Kidrobot to design a replica NYC mailbox. It stands 7″ high, and is limited to 500. They release December 18th.

pic and info: Kidrobot

The latest creation from Krink are the new K-66 steel tip markers. They come in ten colours and have just released. More colours will be available soon.

pic and info: 12ozPROPHET

The latest installment from Nike’s 1World project are two pairs of Air Force 1s designed by Krink. Both feature a 3M upper alluding to the ink itself. The black version will only be a Friends & Family release, while the silver colourway will release later this month.

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As part of the Krink x Incase ‘Curated by Arkitip’ project we showed you earlier comes some new wallpapers. They are now available for download through Incase’s website.

Get them here.

pic and info: Incase via Hypebeast

As part of the project between Incase and Arkitip, entitled Curated by Arkitip, Krink was enlisted to design a laptop sleeve. Featuring Krink’s trademark style, the sleeve has just gone on sale today, and is available through Arkitip’s site. They have also posted a video offering further info about this collab.

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