Flud kicks it abstract and goes tribal with the new 4080 watch from their Spring / Summer 2009 collection. Taking some serious design cues from A Tribe Called Quest’s classic album covers including The Low End Theory, Midnight Marauders and Beats, Rhymes and Life, the 4080 features Tribe’s iconic red and green zebra print pattern on the band, plus familiar graphic symbols incorporated in the watch face.

Conart keeps hip-hop’s wackiest MC alive and kicking with the O.D.B. graphic tee. Paying homage to the Wu Tang Clan’s most eccentric member, the t-shirt features a classic portrait of Ol’ Dirty striking a pose on the front. The back highlights a long list of Mr. Bastard’s stage names which he accumulated over the course of his illustrious career including O.D.B., Osiris, Big Baby Jesus, Ason, Dirt Dog, Dirt McGirt, Joe Bananas, Old Dirty Chinese Restaurant, plus his real name, Russell Jones.

Carhartt teams up with gifted Comic industry veteran Mark Chiarello on their latest Spring / Summer 2009 advertising campaign. Chiarello, a highly acclaimed Comic Industry painter, art director and editor,  has worked on a variety of projects including Batman/Houdini: The Devil’s Workshop, Clive Barker’s Hellraiser, Hellboy and Star Wars: The New Essential Chronology. The ad campaign for Carhartt Streetwear features a series of illustrations depicting models wearing pieces from the brand’s Spring / Summer 2009 collection.

Mishka takes their ghouls, ghosts and goblins theme from clothing to vinyl toys, thanks to a collaboration with Japanese toy maker Gargamel. Contrary to most cute and cuddly vinyl toys of today, the ghastly collectible figurine stays true to Mishka form by packing enough frightening features to scare a toddler silly. Neatly packaged in a plastic bag, featuring horror flick style comic book art, the limited edition Hedoran Kaiju (or monstrous beast) comes finely articulated in classic Mishka colors.

Do you believe in Magic? No, not the Orlando Magic. Join in on the Los Angeles Lakers victory celebration with this Magic Johnson Deadstock Chalkline jacket curated by Louisville Vintage, available at Undefeated. Sure Kobe is great, but Magic is legendary. Pay your respects to one of history’s greatest ballers with this throwback purple and gold gem, complete with Magic Johnson signature on the left chest, sublimated print across the back, snap front closure, cotton ribbed waist, cuffs and collar.

Nike pays tribute to themselves with an all-new colorway in the Nike Air Max Light, honoring the legendary Air Max 95 color combination. By blending the almighty AM95 grey, black, and neon yellow color scheme on a lightweight Air Max running shoe, Nike delivers another fan favorite just in time for the heat. The Air Max Light features breathable mesh material in the toe-box, plus leather, suede and plastic panels to round up the rest of the upper.

Nixon unveils the fourth and last edition of their “4 x 4″ Rubber Player pack in an all-new vibrant yellow colorway. Considered to be one of Nixon’s most popular watches, The Player received a unique facelift back in March 2009 with the introduction of the blue Rubber Player as part of the “4 x 4″ collection. Since then, Nixon has released a new color on the 15th of each month with the blue edition in March, red in April, green in May, and now yellow in June. 

All Ye, all day. Kanye West mania continues to run rampant as the Mr. West hype machine delivers goodie after goodie for Ye’s fans across the globe. Following the recent 3rd colorway release of the Air Yeezy, hot off the press is Kanye’s new book titled “Thank You and You’re Welcome.“. Partnering up with marketer/philosopher J. Sakiya Sandifer on the book, the content delves deep inside the astonishing thoughts and statements that have come to be known as “Kanye-isms”.

The Generic Man helps you refine your street style with their collection of toned down, top quality contemporary footwear. One of many standout styles is the Sportsman Low, a clean and simple court silhouette that features 100% lux leather with rich suede lining around the heel and tongue areas. Handmade in Portugal, the attention to detail on these classic kicks is second to none. Give your high-tops a breather and take a stroll in these.

Incase teams up once again with Fragment Design on the Fragment Fluro Slider Case. Following a successful first run with the initial Incase x Fragment Design collaboration, Incase partners up with Hiroshi Fujiwara for a second time on two new Summer versions of the protective iPhone case in vibrant pink and bright yellow. Considering Fujiwara has been dubbed “the godfather of Harajuku street culture”, it’s no wonder these Slider Cases are selling like hot cakes.