We present you the first part of the Rocksmith Fall 2008 cut & sew pieces, which willbe delivered to stores around the globe towards the end of August.
This season’s Slash Windbreaker Jacket with perforated layered panels defines the year 2020. The Speakerbox Series blends classic military styles with signature Rocksmith detailing like ultra-pop satin interiors and the subtle, embossed application of speakerbox camo. Mixed fabrication and attention to detail reign supreme in our flannel / slub jersey shirt as well as the nylon and terry quilted Double Cross Hoody. The Waxed cotton M-65 Jacket closes out this delivery 1 series.
Have a detailed look at all pieces after the jump.

Its not often that we get requests to withhold imagery on the latest and most interesting of new fashion. But who in their right mind would consider not agreeing to be discreet when it involves the men behind Gourmet | NFN?
Sure we have all seen the footwear (which is included in this very post) but not much has been seen of their incredibly well done cut and sew high end line. How high end you ask? We know most of it to be produced in Italy, which holds a special place with the Gourmet fam. Some have even suggested that production is being done in the very same factories producing Dior and NF Purple? Monclair? For now, we dont know for sure, but we might as well toss you a few teasers.
We promise to get the full range of shots just as soon as Jon’s evil eyes stop blaring down on us. Check out Gourmet at www.gourmetinyourface.com.
Check out many more teasers and images after the jump.

The collaboration between Lemar & Dauley and Kidrobot continues. Soon the Tech hoodies will be releasing, coming in two colorways, featuring the Lemar & Dauley cloud artwork, that we have seen on other Kidrobot pieces already.
Composed of 380g 100% cotton French Terry for maximum softness, this zip-up hoodie features Tech Rainbow lined hoods, an interior ipod pocket with a cord loop and buttonhole for your headphones, expanding rib from hem to shoulder seam and heavy-duty zippers. Plus the ribbing around the wrist features a cuff expansion gusset for easy entry!
Many out there criticize Kidrobot for entering the streetwear market, a market that they were not in initially and are not too much into their playful designs. The design is a matter of personal taste, but we can certainly say, that whatever they touched in the clothing game until now, was on point in terms of quality, to a degree where many streetwear companies out there could actually take inspiration from them.