As part of their Spring 2011 Collection, Altamont gets together with artist Neckface on a couple of pieces. The capsule collection includes a jacket, hockey jersey, t-shirt, and a over-head beanie.

Check out the entire lin in more detail here.

From Rad Collector – “Neckface had his big haunted art show in LA this weekend (stay tuned for the video) and did this limited edition t-shirt with Altamont for the occasion.” Check out the recap of the event here.

Have a closer look at the t-shirt here.

New York street artist Neckface worked closely with Altamont on a signature collection of apparel for spring. While several garments (such as the above bandana/balaclava) feature Nasty Neck’s signature artwork, a number of pieces are more toned down with a focus on hidden pockets and other details conducive to Neckface’s lifestyle.

Photos: Peter Williams for Highsnobiety.com

Take a leap for more shots of the Neckface apparel from Altamont.

Altamont partners with Ralph Steadman on a special T-shirt series printed with illustrations from Hunter S. Thompson’s long-lost novel, The Curse of Lono.

In his early life, the United Kingdom’s Ralph Steadman was held hostage by an overgrown insect known as the Great Bug of Creativity. Instead of trying to escape back into the creature comforts of the moribund workaday world, young Ralph eventually saw the light and wisely chose to become an artist instead.

Soon after, his star really began to rise. Ralph became well-known for his pictorial contributions to American author Hunter S. Thompson’s writings. Together, they created gonzo journalism–an unpolished, exaggerated, profane form of literature that blends fact and fiction, and in which the reporter becomes a main character.

In the 1970s and ’80s, Ralph’s distorted, chaotic drawings perfectly mirrored Hunter’s corrosive, stream-of-consciousness words in such gonzo classics as Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas in 1971 and the lesser-known The Curse of Lono in 1983. In print for only a short while, the latter was re-issued in 2005, due to Ralph’s popularity, complete with a large number of his drawings and paintings.

Available now in select stockists. Check out the series after the click.

Gareth Skewis, co-owner of Slam City Skates, talks about the Altamont x Emerica concept store in the basement of Slam City, Covent Garden.

Emerica and Altamont today open a concept store in the basement of iconic London based skate shop Slam City Skates. From the press release: “You can now check out the largest selection of Emerica and Altamont products available under one roof in Europe. And if you’re tired from strolling around in London for a day, you can always have a rest on the Victorian chaise lounge in the basement. Just sit back, watch and get inspired by the Emerica and Altamont team riders that you see skateboarding on the big plasma screen.” To coincide with the grand opening (Saturday, March 20th) there will be promos and giveaways throughout the day.

More looks at the Slam City Skates x Emerica x Altamont Concept Store after the click.

Once again Altamont has managed to link up with an iconic designer. For Spring 2010 they worked with Andrew Lee, known for his invisible:man brand and the Commissary Stores in San Diego and Costa Mesa. Lee has previously lent his collaboration design skills to brands like Stussy, Neighborhood, Real Mad Hectic, T-19, Kinetics and Mad Foot to name a few.

As part of his Altamont collaboration collection he presents a hooded shirt, a short sleeve shirt, as well as two t-shirts and two caps.

Detailed images of the invsible man for Altamont Spring 2010 Collection follow after the jump.

Check out the latest installment in Altamont’s “Cut From A Different Cloth…” video series featuring photographer Eriberto Oriol. Filmed and directed by Estevan Oriol. The Eriberto Oriol for Altamont collection is in stores now.

Part 2 of the Eriberto Oriol for Altamont video follows after the click.

Altamont celebrates the unlikely story of groundbreaking Toronto hardcore band Fucked Up with a small t-shirt capsule for Fall 2010. First up is the iconic-in-certain-circles Fucked Up logo over Altamont’s popular custom tie-dye body. The second graphic features a punk rock dude stomping out a raver chick as illustrated by cartoonist Brian Walsby. Check it after the click.

More looks from the Altamont x Fucked Up T-Shirt Collection Preview follow.

Today at Agenda, Altamont unveiled a series of t-shirts by legendary S.F. artist Pushead. Overall the artist contributed 3 graphics: two blending his signature gory imagery with the Altamont aestheic, and a third offering his own interpretation of the Altamont logo. Look for these to hit retail come Fall 2010.

More looks at the Altamont x Pushead collection follow.