The inspiration behind the collection was born when a Fred Perry designer unearthed a vintage Fred Perry t-shirt…for an Action Man!
Using this shirt for style references the classic Fred Perry shirt was ‘supersized’ and lead to the Little Big Action Man titles. Key details include oversized collar and cuffs, thicker tipping, large press stud fastenings and a heavier knitted pique styled in a slim-fit silhouette.
There are three items in the collection all iconic pieces from the Fred Perry collection; the traditional polo shirt, the track jacket and the classic tennis jumper. All styles carry the authentic 1950’s Fred Perry laurel worked in a heritage palette – shades of snow white and tartan green.
This limited edition collection will be available from Thursday 8^th November from oki-ni.com and from Fred Perry Laurel stores world-wide.
Check out all three pieces in this limited edition collection after the jump.

Montana introduces a new series of collectible artist cans. The limited edition cans comes with the artwork of various known artists. Participating in the series are OS Gemeos, Shame, Tilt, Microbo, Mist and many more.
Overkill has now received the Shame and Mist cans. Check them out in more detail after the jump.

Spiewak, the leader in innovative outerwear since 1904, has teamed up with Kidrobot, the leader in the designer toy movement, to create a limited edition field jacket available in select Kidrobot shops worldwide for holiday 2007.    
 
This collaboration combines Kidrobot’s playful irreverence with Spiewak’s fit and design sense to create a jacket that is a must have for collectors and people who crave technical, one-of-a-kind outerwear.  The M-43 Field Jacket is available in either purple or black and is limited to 112 and 288 jackets respectively.  The purple jacket features the classic Kidrobot “robot head” pattern and the black features the “rainbow” pattern throughout the lining of the jacket extending through the placket.  Additional details from the mad laboratories at Kidrobot include reworking the standard issue military pockets to create unique pockets on a slant, adding contrast knit cuffs and embroidered logo, custom Spiewak and Kidrobot labels and hangtags, and an embroidered limited edition number sewn into each jacket.
 
Spiewak reworked a style they first manufactured in WWII to a slimmer fit and added in new details for the urban landscape.  Four fleece-lined pockets are found on the outside, two of which are double entry. Spiewak has also added a rounded inner pocket featuring an additional hidden stash pocket buried within for music players or other gear.  The other side features pen and marker slots for that creative moment on the street. Borrowing from its uniform division, Spiewak has added a unique drop-in hood that drops down the back of the jacket rather than being rolled up in the collar.  The jacket is constructed of a high-density microfiber shell that is coated with Teflon for water-resistance and lined with Thinsulate for added warmth without bulk.   
 
The Kidrobot x Spiewak jacket is available exclusively through kidrobot.com and Kidrobot retail stores for $250.00.
More pics after the jump.

Just recently we reported about the Griffin x Berghaus technical jackets. This time Clerk & Teller got together with the outdoor jacket specialist on a series of three collaboration jackets. Using a waterproof impregnated, Italian wool/viscose Prince Of Wales check fabric that is bonded to a micro fleece inner these shells have great technical abilities alongside a vintage look. The perfect combination of style and function. The jackets come with Gore-Tex technology and are limited to 250 pieces worldwide.
They are now available at Hanon. Check out more details after the jump.

10.Deep in conjunction with Supertouchblog.com, DR. Romanelli, LTD Magazine and Thunderdog Studios bring you “The Beast Within”, an art show featuring monster inspired art by 65 artists spanning the realms of street and fine art. We reported about the event already, when we presented the 10.Deep x Pushead t-shirt that is made especially for the occasion (see again here).

The Oct 30th event will be an invite only affair at The Showroom NYC, hosted by Mr. Kick Push Himself Lupe Fiasco. The Event will double as a pre release party for his upcoming album “The Cool”.

For the event 10.Deep will be giving away a special 10 Deep x New Era “Frankenstein” Fitted Pillbox cap. With only 100 on hand, you better make your way out there early!

Adidas Originals introduces for the Fall/Winter 07 season a collection of limited edition footwear – the Consortium Series. The collection is of premium nature, produced in highly limited quantities and exclusively distributed solely to selected stores worldwide. Concerning limited edition footwear Adidas has a hard standing in comparison to Nike. But we have to say, that we like what they are doing with their Consortium Series. Without the need of collaborations, they have so far presented innovative design, materials and packages in this series.

Today we present you one more package which will be released this month – the Weave Pack. This package features a special new weave construction, made out of a patent crossover with suede. The pack consists of a ZX500 and a Superskate Hi, both feature premium leathers and suede on the upper mixed with a purple weave construction. Both sneakers in the pack came out really nice!

Expect the Adidas Consortium Weave Pack to come to premium sneaker stores around the globe in the coming weeks.

Shmack just released their limited edition tee & toy pack as part of their Fall 1 delivery. They made 400 pieces per tee and toy and style. Each tee comes with its corresponding toy weapon, all nicely packaged, kind of similar than what you see sometimes from Bape. Look out for these to pop up in stores in the coming days.

Those of you interested in art have of course heard about Jeff Koons. All the rest of you has probably seen the Supreme skateboard decks designed by the artist. Now Taschen Books has released an exciting book on Jeff Koons.
“From kinky to kitsch to conceptual, Jeff Koons’s art is anything but conformist. Since he stirred up the art world establishment in the 1980s with his unapologetic basketball sculptures and stainless steel toy blow-ups, Koons has been known as somewhat of a bad boy—a reputation he confirmed in the early 90s via works depicting him having sex with then-wife Cicciolina, the Italian porn star-cum-politician. Following this torrid phase, he changed gears to produce the gargantuan Puppy, the 43-foot tall floral terrier that now resides at the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain. Koons’s exploitation of the banal, in the aggrandizement and/or embodiment of kitsch and pop imagery, has become his trademark; detractors may delight in their naysaying, but Koons’s work commands millions at auction and his position at the forefront of contemporary art is indisputable.”
Taschen has now released the book “Koons” in a limited edition of 1′500 numbered and signed copies. The book comes with 606 pages all about this exceptional artist and is now on sale for 750 Euros.
Check out some pages of the book after the jump.