Japanese retailer Kinetics brought together an interesting line-up of collaborators this season. They worked with Medicom Fabrics, Columbia and New York graffiti artist Stash on a series of product. The collaboration spans over technical jackets, messenger bags, backpacks and a gadget pouch. Each piece comes in two colorways and features reflective graphics on the upper. Each piece also carries the Stash signature.

Take a detailed look at the Medicom x Stash x Columbia x Kinetics Fall/Winter 2009 Collaboration Collection follow after the jump.

T19 Skateboards out of Japan worked with Medicom Toy on a 400% Bearbrick figure. Known for their love of blue, the metallic hue of this toy is no surprise. Features a flying hamburger on the back. Now available at select retailers such as Invincible.

Once again Japanese organization more trees gets together with Medicom on a wooden Bearbrick. As usual, the wooden Bearbrick came out beautiful. This time it is made of different kinds of wood, with the name of the wood engraved onto each piece of the toy. The more trees logo has been engraved on the back of the Bearbrick. Look out for a release at rumors on October 28th.

More detailed images of the more trees x Medicom 400% Wooden Bearbrick follow after the jump.

Workwear brand Ben Davis gets together with Medicom on 100% Bearbrick. The toy comes with a black upper, featuring a design that references founding dates and home of the Ben Davis brand. Look out for a release in December 2009.

More detailed images of the Ben Davis Bearbrick follow after the jump.

Following up on the Black Sense Market Collection that we presented this morning, we give you a look at a special 1000% Stainless Steel Bearbrick that comes as part of the collection. The incredible toy comes as a solid piece of steel and is priced at 5′250,000 Yen (58′000 USD). Matching they also poduced a 200% version of the toy, which is priced at 8200 Yen (90 USD). Just like the rest of the collection, the toy is available through The Contemporary Fix.

Check out images of the 200% Stainless Steel Bearbrick after the jump.

We presented to you the Kubricks just a couple of days ago, and today you get a look at the collectible toy figures by Medicom of Where The Wild Things Are. All your favorite characters of the iconic book and soon to release movie, got recreated in the form of toys, overall making a beautiful collection. The figures are now available from colette.

Detailed images of all 8 characters that are part of the Where The Wild Things Are toy set follow after the jump.

As part of the Dr. Romanelli x Hello Kitty collaboration we see the release of the “Anatomy” toys. The toy comes in two colorways and features a true Dr. design, revealing the inner organs of the iconic character. The toys have been produced by Medicom Toy.

Detailed images of both colorways of the toy follow after the jump.

Now that we are getting really close to the October 17th launch of the “Where The Wild Things Are” movie, lots of product is releasing around the movie. Today the Bearbricks by Medicom Toy have come out. They present a 400% Bearbrick and a 100% double pack set. Both are now available from colette.

More views of the Medicom Toy “Where The Wild Things Are” Bearbricks follow after the jump.

After presenting to you in detail the Loopwheeler Bearbrick collaboration, we take a look at other interesting new Bearbrick releases. Mickey Mouse comes dressed up as Peter Pan, Minotaur presents a metallic gold version, two Verner Pantone toys are in the pipeline, a Pink Ribbon key chain Bearbrick will be dropping and a 200% Chrome version of the popular toy is also being previewed. Last but not least, Medicom of course celebrates Halloween with a Bearbrick as well.

Take a look at all upcoming Medicom Bearbrick toy releases in detail after the jump.

Finally we can give you a detailed look at the new Medicom x Loopwheeler Bearbrick Set. The set consists of a 1000%, 400% and 100% size. The 400% and 100% sizes feature a felt upper and the 1000% size comes with actual Loopwheeler fleece. Look out for a release soon.

More detailed images of all three Bearbricks follow after the jump.