In celebration of their collaborative collection, Hong Kong label Fingercroxx and Japanese brand Bounty Hunter have opened at pop-up store at Hong Kong’s EXI.T. In addition to showcasing the dual-label Kun figure, t-shirts, glasses, etc, the shop also features a full build out with Fingercroxx x Bounty Hunter signage. Stop by if you’re in HK.

Japanese vinyl toy originator Bounty Hunter aligns with Hong Kong’s Fingercroxx on an exclusive Giruru-Kun figure. The all black Creature from the Black Lagoon inspired toy is accompanied by Bounty Hunter x Fingercroxx T-shirts, bandanas and glasses.

Back in 2007 famed toy designer Michael Lau and Hong Kong label Fingercroxx aligned with XLarge and Maharishi on a crossover project dubbed “XLAUGH.” For 2010, the two entities went back to the lab for the toy you see above. The ape-like character is previewed in two colors (the second of which is very Maharishi, suggesting their involvement once again.) There’s also a shot of Wallace from Fingercroxx holding the figure atop a Nike box. And we all know Michael Lau is no stranger to Nike collabs. Stay tuned..

Check the photo mentioned after the jump.

Fingercroxx and XLarge celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Double Park store and for the occasion have collaborated on two products – a t-shirt and a hiking boot. Both pieces comes with the “X-Finger” branding and will be released in the coming weeks.

More views of the tee and the boots follow after the jump.

As part of their artist series, Hong Kong based brand Fingercroxx got together with artist Ed Templeton and Emerica. Together they created 2 sneakers, 2 t-shirts as well matching mesh caps. The graphics on the pieces fuse the Fingercroxx logo with Ed Templeton’s signature style. Images via Milk Magazine.
The collaboration is coming out any week now. After the jump pictures of all product.

It looks like after releasing not too long ago their first fixed gear bike in collaboration with Fuji, they now got together with one of Hong Kongs streetwear brands, Fingercroxx, to work on their second bike again produced by Fuji. No word on the release yet, but we’ll keep you posted. Via Easttouch.

Hong Kong based brand Fingercroxx introduces as part of their Autumn/Winter 2007 collection a collaboration series with Carhartt. The two brands developed a logo made up of both brands logos and applied it to several pieces including a t-shirt, mesh cap and a hoodie. All pieces in the series feature the new logo and a tonal black on black camouflage pattern. Via Urbanlook.

All in all a nice collaboration and certainly something to look out for this season. Check out all pieces of the collaboration in detail after the jump.

When we reported on Monday about the remixed Michael Lau x XLarge x Fingercroxx figures by MHI we did not expect them to be released so soon. But they are already out and available at DPMHI. They have all six figures in stock and they go for 45 BP each.
The orange and MHI military clothing definitely makes them look fresh. Check them out in detail after the jump.

The Michael Lau x XLarge x Fingercroxx figure set that got released earlier this year, was one of the most exciting in terms of designer toys this year. Now Touch Magazine presents a new version of the set, that has been done in collaboration with Maharishi. Maharishi has already worked closely with Michael Lau in the past. This time they mainly worked on releasing the set in a new orange colorway and adding some Maharishi camouflage flavor to it.
There will also be a set of all black and all white versions of the toys, but we do not know yet for what these are or by who these are designed. We’ll keep you posted.