Two limited edition t-shirts are now out from Cassette Player. The peace man, seen here, is limited to 100 pieces and priced at 70 pounds. The bleeding eye t-shirt is already sold out. So, if the price does not scare you, then you better hurry up!

We have seen it from Nike in their Vintage Running, Vintage Dunk and Vintage Vandal campaigns. Puma brings us now the Clyde in a used vintage look. The Clyde has been first released in 1973 and still is one of their most popular models.
Now they released the Clyde in red, blue and brown colorways, suede upper and a used/worn look. All three colorways are now available at Mita.
Pics of the other two colorways after the jump.

New Balance presents yet another interesting shoe in Japan, a limited edition A10 pack. The pack consists of the A10 in 3 colorways – red, black and grey. There are lots of small details on the sneaker, which comes in canvas with exotic leather details around the ankle. The button is a nice touch, giving the shoe a bit more of an artisan look. Further details include tags on the tongue and the toe box.
Mita has the pack in stock now. Have a look at all the details and the other colorways after the jump.

Nike has applied the best of British style to the design of one of its icons, the Nike Dunk, to create a limited edition, transcultural sneaker, which will be released this April at select retail accounts.

Set in a famous Tudor building in the heart of the West End, Nike designers were inspired by the signature fabrics at the Liberty department store during a visit in the summer of 2006.

The Nike Design team selected two classic Liberty prints, Wilshire and Pepper, to create two limited editions of the Nike Dunk. Liberty fabrics are characterized by tender palettes, all over floral prints, and detailed movement, which is the perfect juxtaposition with the clean design lines of the Nike Dunk.

The limited edition sneakers feature a gum rubber midsole and a heavyweight Liberty fabric for the upper which was chosen for its durability. British designers working within Nike’s global design team were consulted during the creation of the shoes to ensure the final look was quintessentially British.
Expect these limited edition Dunk Hi’s to be dropping late this month. After the jump more pictures.

For the second time Fred Perry collaborates with Paul Weller. The first collaboration was on a classic polo shirt, this time its a collar-less shirt, coming in overall 4 colorways. They opened a special pre-order page for the shirts, which will officially get to stores only in June.
Pre-order is now possible here.

The Puma Unlimited Hi & Lo’s were first introduced in 1991. Now Mita Sneakers got in two limited edition packs of this classic. They gave them an upscale make-over adding vibrant colors as well as croc skin to the sneakers. Both sneakers come in three colorways and will be available as of April 21rst.
Check them out in detail after the jump.

We give you an exclusive first preview of the Melrose Series, a collection created in collaboration by Brooklyn Projects and Crooks & Castles. This limited edition collection will be exclusively available at the Brooklyn Projects store on Melrose and the 8021 Crooks & Castles flagship store on Melrose.
For now there is no set release date yet. But have a look at the complete first edition after the jump, as you will for sure not be disappointed.

Here is a new limited edition Nike Trainer Dunk Lo, which just arrived at Mita Sneakers. The Trainer Dunk Lo comes in all white and the upper is made up of leather and woven leather, much like we are used to see on the Nike 10AC collection. Swoosh and sole also come in white, making this a very clean sneaker.
Have a look at some more detailed images after the jump.

MINDSTYLE has released info about Michael Lau’s Black-On-Black variant colorways of both DJ PANDA and OFF-WORLD CREATURE with an official release date set on March 21st. The DJ Panda secret version is limited to 200 pieces and will go for 99.99 USD and the Off-World Creature is also limited to 200 pieces and will go for 89.99 USD. Via Toysrevil.

Australian tennis champ Rodney George ‘Rod’ Laver’s 1970 signature model has been a summer staple for casuals, b-boys and connoisseurs alike in one form or another since its debut. As part of the forthcoming Tournament range by adidas, this low profile silhouette retains the minimal branding that makes it such a timeless design, but offers a more resilient full-grain leather upper for a premium feel. An all-white midsole, green detailing for authentic court styling and laser etched tongue logo finishes a very limited package that’s easily as iconic as the other four shoes in the pack.
Have a close look at a series of pictures after the jump.