Medicom has done interesting product with their Fabrick collection in the past, but we cannot remember something as useful as a nicely designed camera strap. It’s one of those things that nobody really considers, but in the end of the day, why not have a nice looking one. 
In this case they present two sizes of a camera strap designed by London’s Maharishi. They added some of their tiger stripe camouflage to it.
It will be released on the 22nd of July.
Check out detailed images after the jump.

Penfield has yet again teamed up with camouflage specialist, Maharishi, to present 7 different styles for Spring/Summer 2008.  DPM aims to detach camouflage from its military associations and promote its natural roots and artistic influences.  In DPM Penfield Downstroke, the brushstrokes have been replaced by feathers that symbolize the warmth and lightness of Penfield products.  This pattern is inspired by the Belgian “brushstroke” pattern released in 1956 that was issued to elite troops such as paratroopers and marines.
In the Spring/Summer 2008 collection Penfield presents an array of products with this refreshing DPM pattern – shorts, t-shirts, crewneck sweaters, hoodies, and more. Each piece comes in several colorways, more colorful than we are used from this collaboration of previous seasons.
Have a look at an exclusive preview of the new collection after the jump.

The Penfield booth was busy as usual at Capsule show this morning. A few pieces which caught our attention revolved around the new DPM Penfield Dazzle Camo collection, which includes outerwear jackets, vests, and some matching sleeping bags which attach nicely for a true in the field look.
Dazzle Camo was used throughout WWI on Allied warships. Meant not deter the ability of the enemy from determining ship’s speeds and heading, Dazzle (or Razzle Dazzle as it is also known) Camo was a true disruptive pattern.
The Penfield DPM Dazzle line was developed in collaboration with Hardy Blechman. Look for it in Fall 08.
Many more pictures after the jump.

MHI and the Andy Warhol Foundation got together on a series of decks. The set consists of overall 4 decks and mixes signature colors of the artist with a DPM camouflage pattern developed by Maharishi. The pattern is called Pop Bonsai DPM.

The professional skateboard decks can now be purchased at Hanon. After the jump you can check out the other three decks of the series.