From Affa, the collaborative label between Jun Takahashi and Hiroshi Fujiwara, some new Fall/Winter 2009 product has been released. The line-up consists of striped shirts, raglan t-shirts, t-shirts and longsleeves. The t-shirts feature the pattern that Affa is known for and the shirts come with the Affa logo under the chest pocket, another characteristic of the brand. The product is now available in the honeyee.store.

More images of the Affa Fall/Winter 2009 Collection follow after the jump.

Personal Effects, a book by Hirsohi Fujiwara, documenting his many possessions and obsessions will be released towards the end of August. It is always interesting getting an insight into creative people’s personal tastes. Hiroshi Fujiwara has been at the forefront of Japanese fashion for years now and by closely following him through his blog and brands, we already know that the man has impressive collections of watches, music and much more. Personal Effects takes a detailed look at his favorite items. You can already order the book from Amazon Japan and it will be coming to book stores on August 27th.

More views after the jump.

After announcing it the other day, here is a look at the Pefalmafia iD x Tiny Panx collaboration mini bike. Tiny Panx consists of Hiroshi Fujiwara and Kan Takagi. The bike comes in white with Tiny Panx logo placements on the wheels.

Take a look at the complete Pedalmafia x Tiny Panx Pack after the jump.

A while back we first introduced to you Pedalmafia iD, a Japanese bike toy maker, letting you design your very own fixie in small scale. Now they have hooked up with Transformers on two Pedal Mafia mini bikes and they came out pretty nice. Furthermore Pedal Mafia has also worked with Tiny Panx, made up of Kan Takagi and Hiroshi Fujiwara, on an upcoming project.

More info on the above follows after the jump.

First introduced in the Winter 1994 season for running, the Nike Air Footscape represented an innovative approach to fit based purely on the foot’s anatomy. The shoe was designed to relieve pressure on the vulnerable blood vessels and nerve endings on the top of the foot. The innovative side lacing system gave the shoe a sleek and aerodynamic look. The beauty of the Nike Footscape is that it remains fresh and compelling 14 years later.

In early June, the Air Footscapes are seen in two colorways including a black/white and white/neon yellow version. The pack releases on June 13th, with the black/white colorway only becoming available at 21 Mercer.

More detailed images of the sneakers follow after the jump.

We have to hand it to Hiroshi Fujiwara and Fragment Design for being innovative also on the small things in life. After recently introducing their lense wiper, a much needed accessory for all cellphone and especially camera users, he now presents the photo equipment soft wrap. The wrap comes in black with a small Fragment Design logo and works for pretty much any camera and cellphone. The idea is definitely good and lets to quickly and efficiently protect your technical equipment. We also like the idea that you do not have to change case all the time, since the soft wrap is sort of “one size fits all”. Look out for a release soon.

Further images follow after the jump.

With much anticipation much of the sneaker community worldwide is awaiting the release of the Nike Footscape HF (Hiroshi Fujiwara). After showing a couple of months ago the black and neon orange colorways, we finally get a first detailed look at the black/blue and neon yellow/black colorways. The fine grey nubuck looks great on both sneakers. These Tier Zero releases should be coming out very soon.

Take a detailed look at the black and neon yellow colorways of the Nike Footscape HF after the jump.

Here comes another preview and a new colorway of the Nike Air Footscape HF. Designed by Hiroshi Fujiwara, the Air Footscape comes in a black/grey and a neon yellow/grey/black colorway. The black colorway comes with blue tags on the tongue and the heel. Look out for a release soon.

Image via SneakerFreaker Issue 15.

After giving you a first look at the upcoming release of Winnie The Pooh as a vinyl toy and plush toy in a collaboration with Hiroshi Fujiwara’s Fragment Design and Medicom Toy, we can show you some more detailed images today. The black version of the character definitely came out nice, with red outfit and apple on the head, including the Fragment Design logo placed on the back of both toys. We still cannot confirm a release date, but will keep you posted.

Check out the toys in detail after the jump.

Winnie The Pooh and Hiroshi Fujiwara’s Fragment Design got together in an unexpected collaboration. The character comes in a black version with red details and apple on his head, as both a figure in plastic and as a plush toy, produced by Medicom. The Fragment Design logo appears on the bag of both toys.