Japanese brand Devilock will be releasing its last collection this season, before shutting the doors. Having followed the brand for the past 10 years, the news are sad, but they want to leave with a bang and present for Holiday 2011 a series of collaborations.

New York artist Haze created an entire capsule collection for them, including outerwear, shirts, t-shirts, caps, bags and more. Together with Neighborhood they produced a pair of leather patched denim. Finally they also teamed up with Japanese artist and designer Jun Watanabe on a t-shirt.

The entire collection is up for order at Zozo.

More collaborative camo footwear from Lightning Bolt, this time with the assistance of Mr. Jun Watanabe. Following a familiar Chukka Boot shape, the shoe takes on a distinctive camo pattern in green or purple with various Jun Watanabe branding added to the standard Lightning Bolt hits. The shoe has arrived at Eproze.

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Accompanying the collaborative UBIQ, Silas and Jun Watanabe Chukka boots is a full collection of Silas x Jun Watanabe apparel including t-shirts, chinos, button downs, a bag and a watch. Several items include a repeating bird print, while others portray more traditional Jun Watanabe work.

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For Fall/Winter 2011, Silas gets together with Japanese designer Jun Watanabe and Ubiq to produce a classic Chukka Boot. The boot comes with a special tongue tag and lining print, as well as a Vibram outer sole. It will be available from Silas in October 2011, in two suede colorways.

Further looks of the boots follow after the jump.

Japanese designer/illustrator Jun Watanabe is well known for his colorful work, having contributed collaborative sneaker designs to various brands. The Asics Gel Lyte III becomes his latest victim with a zebra striped upper featuring various brightly colored accents. These will be available exclusively at Eproze come October 2011.

Japanese designer Jun Watanabe presents a Mr. Bottle Head toy. The image you see above right is an example of what the finished product could look like, while the pieces on the left are what you’ll start with; this is a “build it and paint it yourself” kit. Limited to 20 pieces, the sets are now available through the Art Convenience Store.

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Japanese designer Jun Watanabe has teamed up with retailer atmos and Reebok to work on the Pump Fury. The classic sneaker comes in a vibrant black/blue/pink colorway, featuring a white polka dot pattern over most of the upper. The sneaker will officially release May 2010 at Eproze.

Detailed images of the sneakers follow after the jump.

Japanese label MAD Foot! continues their work with designer Jun Watanabe on the new “Three” sneakers. While it has been a while since we last reported about the brand, we feel like this is finally an interesting new development from the brand. Borrowing many aspects of the Nike Air Moc, the sneakers take on their own aesthetic with the addition of a cross-stitch detail and nylon tongue tag. The shoe comes in black, red, blue or sand and will be available February 7, 2011.

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PRO-Keds worked with artist/designer Jun Watanabe and radio-controlled car label Yokomo on a B-MAX4 inspired Royal. For those of you unaware, (I’m assuming that’s most of you) the B-MAX4 is Yokomo’s leading 4WD off-road radio-controlled car. Blending B-MAX4 colors and logos with Jun’s design expertise, PRO-Keds comes out with a pretty clean shoe. Now available from Flauge.

More looks at the Jun Watanabe x Yokomo x PRO-Keds “B-MAX4″ Royal follow after the click.

After Vans, Mad Foot! now worked with Jun Watanabe on their One sneaker. The One is very similar to the Vans Era, thus a simple and subtle silhouette. Jun Watanabe kept it that way and only worked with different color suede on the upper, adding contrasting eyelets, laces and linings to it. Taking aside the simplicity of the silhouette, we like the pack. Look out for a release in the next couple of months at eProze.

Detailed images of the Mad Foot One by Jun Watanabe Pack follow after the jump.