Some proper tactical boots from Palladium and Maharishi. The bottom is Palladium’s traditional one piece molded rubber outsole, but Dri-Lex ® Moisture wicking insole and rubberized Full Grain Leather, high abrasion 2520 denier Ballistic Nylon mixed uppers and 3M reflective thread is woven into the boot take these to a new level. Red and black Maharishi branding on the rear and interior collar finish the style.

maharishi aims to convey a strong anti-war sentiment through its use of camouflage – reclaiming its symbolic value away from war, back to its roots in nature and development by artists and to highlight objections to continued 21st century warfare.

This message is best described in DPM: Disruptive Pattern Material, a 944-page encyclopedia of camouflage by Hardy Blechman. As such, a highlight to their latest season is this blazer in a Bonsai All Terrain pattern. Now available here.

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Maharishi presents a modern special forces inspired collection for Fall/Winter 2011, entitled ‘Into the Light: Survival 2012′. High tech webbing and other interesting production methods have been applied, as well as Swiss Riri zippers and overall a range of high tech Swiss materials, including the densely woven naturally waterproof organic cotton ETA, Schoeller cloth with anti-abrasion Kevlar fibres, alongside more elaborate pieces in several types of 3M reflective material which only turn on when exposed to direct white light; incorporated within construction thread, cloth, print ink and embroidery threads.

maharishi has long produced all its jersey and sweat in Organic yarn, and this season many of the wovens are also organic. A darkened palette of black and charcoal makes up the main color theme of the collection.

The Fall/Winter 2011 range is certainly a new look for maharishi in comparison to previous collections, while still staying true to many of founding principles.

Check out the full lookbook after the jump.

Not for the first time London brand maharishi and artist and toy designer Michael Lau get together. Once again they present a collaborative toy collection, including Lau’s iconic Mr. Shoe character, as well as a NYFatcap and TooBigFoot. The toys all feature colorways that are very close to the maharishi brand, which means orange and of course camouflage. The toys will all release today, January 8th, at maharishi in London.

maharishi
2-3 Great Pulteney Street
London
W1F 9LY
England

Take a detailed look at all the toys after the jump.

Maharishi presents a Bonsai camo neoprene iPad case as part of their Spring 2011 collection. This companion to the iPhone 4 case is now available direct from Maharishi.

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Selectism just reported the other day about the collaboration between London Undercover and Tenue de Nimes on the denim umbrella. Today we bring you first images of the Maharishi collaboration with the umbrella makers.

“The pattern on the fabric has been inspired by the dazzle paint scheme used on Navy ships during World War 1. The complex geometric shapes were designed to confuse a German torpedo operator as to the direction the ship was travelling, the distance away and how fast it was moving.

With DPM’s aim to detach camouflage from its military associations and promote its national roots and artistic influences, the Bamdazzle pattern incorporates multiple contrasting Bamboo stems, interrupting and intersecting each other. The theme is continued in the make up of the umbrella with a special natural Bamboo/Whangee handle.

Available in 2 variants, the umbrellas are made in allied France with a traditional metal frame and runner attached to a natural beech wood shaft. The premium umbrellas come with a special collaboration label and engraved metal plate.”

The two umbrellas are now available at the London store of Maharishi and in their online store for 120 Pounds.

Maharishi Store
2/3 Great Pulteney Street
London
UK

Check out the second umbrella after the jump.

maharishi presents as part of their Spring 2011 Collection a series of new iPhone cases. The cases feature different camouflage patterns, just like you are used to see from the UK brand. The cases were produced by Uncommon for maharishi and come both for the iPhone 3GS and the iPhone 4.

Check them all out after the jump.

Not for the first time New York artist Futura and maharishi get together. For Spring 2011 they partnered up again on a small capsule collection. Hoodies, zip-up jackets, shirts and pants come with the added Futura touch, featuring trademark graphics such as the Atomic Rings and the Pointman character in the form of embroideries. Look out for a release February 2011 at Stless.

Many more images of the Futura x maharishi Spring 2011 Collection follow after the jump.

In their latest collaboration with Medicom Toy, Japanese store Advantage Cycle has invited Cassette Playa, Maharishi and artist Will Sweeney to create their own luggage and accessory collections. Included in the product range are backpacks, fanny packs, cushions, wallets and more. We especially like the Maharishi camo used in the line and Cassette Playa also created an intriguing all-over design, using their signature colors, yet managing to keep it a little more subtle than usual.

Check out all three product ranges after the jump.

We already showed you a video of the maharishi Spring/Summer 2011 Collection presentation, which took place early July in Berlin. Here is now a closer inspection of the upcoming season of the London brand.

“This season maharishi presents a 1940 s North African Desert military inspired collection entitled Theatre of War . With references to the forerunners of the SAS, the Long Range Desert Group (L.R.D.G.), the range features military inspired staples in distressed cottons and natural fibres including washed Irish linen and hemp, alongside more elaborate pieces in super lightweight voluminous voiles and recycled vintage parachute cord. A muted palette of washed vintage olive, sand and white makes up the main colour theme of the collection.”

Many more images of the new maharishi Spring/Summer 2011 Collection follow after the jump.