Undercover’s Jun and fragment’s Hiroshi worked over 5 colors of Nike Match Classics last summer. This summer we see two more attractive suede color-ups of the sneaker – Ocean Fog and Soft Grey – each with the same repeat branding around the midsole we saw on the first round releases. In the UK, they’ll be a Dover Street Market exclusive. Releasing shortly.

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In addition to the fragment design 1000% Bearbrick, we also have a detailed look at Bearbrick Series 20. The new lineup includes a 100% fragment version as well as designs from Krooked and SSUR alongside South Africa (in honor of World Cup 2010), Toy Story 3, Gremlins, Iron Man and Captian Action make ups. Also of note is the Basic model – a reproduction of the first Bearbrick toy from 2001. Available June 2010.

Take a look at each of the toys from Bearbrick Series 20 after the jump.

Medicom Toy unveils a forthcoming 1000% fragment design Be@rbrick. The toy features a gold fragment logo on the chest alongside a gold logotype on the back. Scheduled for release on June 19, 2010. Limited to 500 pieces.

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NIGO® offers a first look into a forthcoming collaborative release with Hiroshi Fujiwara and Fragment design. Seen here are a t-shirt and hoodie emblazoned with the phrase “Baptism of Bape”, perhaps referring to HF’s early influence on Nigo’s work. These items will be available December 5th at BAPESTORE® Japan and NOWHERE in Hong Kong.

More looks from the BAPE® x Hiroshi Fujiwara “Baptism of Bape” Collection after the click.

Here is a look at some stand-out Nike Sportswear Spring/Summer 2009 pieces. Aside from the t-shirts and hoodies, Nike will also be releasing the Footscape, which will for sure excited quite some people. The Footscape comes in a black and an orange colorway. Both colorways are a collaboration with fragment design. Via Honeyee.

Some of you might still remember the Sleeper Hoodie by Burton, which came out last year. It features an eye-cover, glove like departments for the hands as well as an integrated cushion of the neck, really anything in order to make sure you have a good sleep when on the road.
Now Head Porter Plus, Honeyee and Fragment remixed the hoodie. We give you a first look at it here in white. They kept it subtle with a tonal logo on the chest and otherwise all the features the original has as well. Pics via Figure/Honeyee Store.

The hoodie will also be dropping in black and grey. Check that out after the jump.

The Neighborhood x Fragment collaborations are being released every winter season. Here is a new item that will be dropping soon – the Scout glasses.
This model is a replica of glasses that Neighborhood already released a while back. Only little changes were made to the original and they added both the Neighborhood and Fragment logos to it.
With the upcoming Neighorhood x Hideout 10th anniversary collection, the Gimme 5 team from London picked out their favorite pieces from Neighborhood over the years. Kazuki from Fragment showed off these new glasses. Make sure to check out the others here.

Fragment and Neighborhood worked once again with Japanese basics label Base Control to release a beanie. It comes in black and grey and just features a tag with both brand logos on it, otherwise stays simple and basic. The beanies have now bee released at Zozo.

We reported about this already last week, here comes now the official announcement. The Fragment x Kangol Cuffed Pull-On will be released on the 7th of December and is limited to 400 pieces worldwide. Unlike we expected, it seems like it will only drop in a black colorway for now. They announced it to drop in the Honeyee Store, hopefully it will also come to the other accounts that carried the Fragment x Kangol Galaxy Cap.

Here you see the latest release by Levi’s Fenim, some nice Fall/Winter 2007 Chinos. The come in three colorways – navy, black and khaki. They have the same details that you also find on the Levi’s Fenom denim, such as the Fragment logo on the right back pocket. The chinos have been released this past week in Japan. Pic via Hiroshi Fujiwara.