Huf presents their new limited edition Wool Cap Pack. The drop consists of the HUF Earflap Volley, a 5-panel earflap volley comprised of 100% Italian wool, featuring a diamond cotton quilted interior and offered in Herringbone Tweed or Wool Plaid, as well as the HUF Wool Plaid Snapback, a 5-panel snapback comprised of 100% Italian wool, featuring a suede brim and offered in three plaid colorways.

All five caps from the Wool Cap Pack are exclusive to the Huf online store and available now.

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Fall/Winter 2012 is looking promising for Keith Hufnagel’s HUF brand. We snapped a few images of some highlights from this coming F/W season and here is a look at what we saw. Fans of the label’s Plantlife items will be happy to see boxer shorts available 3 great colors including light gray, black, and a really soothing green color. The camo bag range consisting of a pouch, backpack, and duffle is looking crispy, too.

Photography by Highsnobiety.

Take a further look after the jump.

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Huf and Deluxe Distribution recently partnered with Japanese artist, Haroshi, on a sculpture series inspired by professional skateboarders Peter Ramondetta, Tommy Guerrero, Dennis Busenitz and Keith Hufnagel. Haroshi applied his signature sculptural technique to the project using old skateboards and components as his medium for design. Highsnobiety TV checked in with Huf and Haroshi the night before the exhibition’s opening ceremony to get the inside scoop on the project. Luckily there was a Japanese interpreter on hand to help us translate some of the finer details behind Haroshi’s incredible attention to detail and one-of-a-kind craftsmanship.

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We’ve shared with you some pretty extensive coverage of the whole HUF x Haroshi x DLX project that has been going on and if you have yet to see it, please be sure to check it out. Although each piece created by Haroshi for this project has been stellar, one of the highlights was the “Middle Finger” piece. Real Skateboards felt the same, too, as they have released this extremely limited skateboard deck featuring that wooden sculpture. There’s only 400 of these, so act fast. (Via Radcollector)

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Huf and Japanese artist Haroshi, did not only work on a series of sculptures together, but present along with the art exhibition and capsule clothing line. We really have to congratulate Huf for making the project such a well executed all encompassing initiative. Of course the entire collection is inspired by the style of the artist.

The capsule collection includes a Hufnagel Pro sneaker, hoodies and raglan tees with Spitfire, Huf t-shirts, Krooked t-shirt collaboration, Real Skateboards t-shirt collaboration, and Huf snapback and 5-panel caps.

Check out the full collection after the jump.

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We already teased you with several videos and images for the exhibition by Huf, DLX and Japanese artist Haroshi. HUF has partnered with Japanese artist Haroshi and Bay Area-based skateboard distributor DLX Distribution on a collaboration that incorporates the clean design aesthetic of HUF, the raw, street-skating principles of DLX, and a combination of both elements represented through the artwork of Haroshi.

The sculptures, that the artist crafts from recycled skateboards are just incredible. For this exhibition he produced a skateboard sculpture, a dog, a guitar, a fire hydrant, the hand and a Spitfure Classic.

Check out all the artwork after the jump.

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Today Huf released their ‘Fuck It’ online exclusive capsule collection. Consisting of snapback caps and t-shirts, each piece comes in three colorways. The caps feature a camouflage cotton upper and a passion suede bill. The t-shirts come in camouflage, grey and military green. You can shop all pieces of the collection now online.

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As the official opening ceremony for the HUF x Haroshi x DLX collaboration nears, HUF releases teaser 003, which sheds more light into the project. What we see in this video looks pretty incredible. Haroshi’s work is always awe inspiring, so this, along with musical performances from Tommy Guerrero, Ray Barbee, Money Mark and Fredo Ortiz makes for one heck of an event. Check here for more details.

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We’ve shown you a couple of preview videos regarding a project between HUF and Japanese artist Haroshi who worked together, along with DLX, on a limited collaboration. To celebrate the release, an event that includes an exhibition of 6 original works created by Haroshi for the collaboration, as well as a performance by Tommy Guerrero will be going down on January 7, 2012. The products will be available for purchase at the event, too. This is definitely something worth checking out if you’re in the area.

Check the event details after the jump.

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Huf ensures that Santa has a special spot to stuff all those special presents into and releases the Plantlife Christmas Stockings. Coming in a red/white colorway, staying true to the occasion, the stockings are now available in the Huf online store for 28 USD.

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Huf presents its new Holiday 2011 Collection Lookbook. Rather than giving a close look at the garments of the new collection, Huf sets the tone and mood of the collection in this shoot by photographer Brian Kelley in Cappadocia, Turkey. Shirts, hoodies, some outerwear and some accessories are being shown in the spread. The new Huf Holiday 2011 Collection is now available in their online store.

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This week The Guardian published an interesting article on the rise of skateboard brands and clothing to a multimillion dollar business – The Fall and Rise of Skate Chic. They talk about Supreme’s London store opening, Ed Banger Records and Busy P, Jason Dill, Odd Future’s Tyler The Creator and many other topics that we often speak about here. Furthermore they also speak about the sale of Volcom to PPR, the parent company of Gucci and YSL.

In the article they interview Keith Hufnagel of Huf and other tastemakers, designers from the industry. Certainly an interesting read and mainstream take on the trends in our market.

“When Supreme opened its London store this September, the young and well-heeled spilled on to the streets of Soho from a launch party many had queued for hours to get into. Inside, Ed Banger Records label owner and Parisian DJ Busy P rubbed shoulders with legendary skaters such as Jason Dill. This was more than good PR for the New York-based skater brand, recently worn in prolificacy by Odd Future’s Tyler the Creator. This was an event that marked a remarkable change in fortunes for a fashion once largely dismissed as the style concerns of waster teenagers.

Supreme started life in the mid-90s, when New York skating was at an all-time low. Companies were going out of business, skaters couldn’t afford to live off their sponsorship and the sport had developed a reputation for being popular among a nuisance generation of slacker kids. The idea that, a decade down the line, skater fashion would not only occupy a burgeoning corner of the market but also infiltrate high fashion must have seemed absurd. But that is what’s happened.

This spring PPR, the parent company of Gucci and Alexander McQueen, bought the Californian skate company Volcom in a deal worth $607m. The leap in Volcom’s stock to $24.39 from $19.73 when the deal was announced in May even prompted some law firms to take a closer look at it because they claimed shareholders weren’t getting a fair price.”

Read the full article here.

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HUF partners up with Tokyo-based artist Haroshi and Bay Area skateboard distributor DLX on a limited edition collaboration. It looks like they will be presenting a Krooked skateboard. A release is scheduled for January 2012.

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Huf gets together with New York artist Haze on a capsule collection as part of their Holiday 2011 line. The collection includes t-shirts, pocket t-shirts, snapback caps, and a skate deck. All pieces of the collection perfectly mix Haze’s very distinguishable graffiti lettering style with the clean aesthetic and design of Huf.

The full Huf x Haze collaboration is now available online here.

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JanSport team up with Huf again, this time to rework a classic 1970s JanSport roll-top backpack. This limited edition backpack’s constructed from a navy waxed cotton twill fabric and boasts many features, including a dual access main compartment with roll-top and front zipper entry, two vertical stash sleeves, a 15” padded laptop sleeve/magazine stash pocket, accessory pocket and matching accessory pouch. Fresh detailing completes the bag with leather zipper pulls and a dual brand label, resulting in a timeless collectible, yet functional and wearable piece. This will be available from select retailers beginning November 2011. For more information, visit thier site (which goes live November 2nd)

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Huf has released the online exclusive 10K Pack this week. The pack consists of 10K Pocket Tee, available in three heather colorways, and the 10K Snapback Cap, featuring a raw-edged vintage twill applique with embroidered logo. The caps and t-shirts are now available exclusively in the Huf online store.

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Huf and French skateboard company Cliché team up for the second time and present for Fall 2011 a new capsule collection. The line-up includes t-shirts, a 5-panel cap, a skate deck and the Hufnagel Pro low top sneaker. For the collaboration the two brands did not only create a double logo graphic, but a nice mash-up of the Eiffel tower and the Golden Gate bridge, each representing the home towns of the two brands.

The collection is now available from the official Huf online store.

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Shot in New York City by photographer Brian Kelley the HUF Fall 2011 Collection Delivery Two Lookbook features Luke Clerkin, Caleb Weiss, Emilio Cuilan, Joey Pepper, Thane Wright as they sit with a caricature artist. Interesting take on the lookbook. We’re not convinced this was the best route, but will give an “A” for effort. The garments look clean and classic as always. All items now available through HUF online.

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HUF has teamed up with Tokyo-based Challenger in a collaboration series of tees, caps and skateboards that encapsulate both Japanese street-wear fashion and the American garage influence that inspires much of modern day street culture. “This collection pays homage, through the anagram “CUF,” to the inspirational artists who ‘came up first’ out of the American garage scene in order to inspire the street-cultures we value today.” The entire collection is now available for purchase through HUF.

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