Disturbing London and MHI gave us a look at their upcoming denim shirt, and in turn, we are sharing the news with you. This washed indigo shirt features a grouping of embroidered icons on the front, but the sleeves and back were left plain. White buttons pop nicely against the denim making this one nice overall product. The shirt does not ship until January 6, 2012, but get yourself in the game by pre-ordering now.

Take a closer look after the jump.

We take a first look at the upcoming MHI Fall/Winter 2010 Collection. After their short vacation, the Hardy Blechman brand is back and presents a very solid offering for the coming season. They stick to what they know best – military and work wear. The collection features some great jackets, thick fleece pieces and also solid accessories.

Take a further look at the MHI Fall/Winter 2010 Collection after the jump.

The SS’10 “Headhunter” collection from MHI by maharishi has arrived at retail. The season “expresses late 80s and early 90s pop culture from industrial music to New Jack Swing, graphic inspiration from Face Magazine art director Neville Brody and the Buffalo movement.” The collection comprises striking graphics tees, as well as classic military and workwear with a distinctly MHI twist. If you like what you see, you can grab a piece or two direct from MHI.

Take a leap for a full look into the MHI by maharishi Spring/Summer 2010 Collection.

Maharishi and their more middle-market MHI by Maharishi have both delivered a batch goods for the Autumn/Winter 2009 season. Taking cues from the stock market crash, excessive wealth, TARP money and government bailouts, MHI by Maharishi presents a series of concept-driven, printed-based garments. The higher-end Maharishi line showcases an acute attention to detail with distinct military inspiration. As always, quality is on par. Now in store at EASTWESTWORLDWIDE.

More looks at the MHI by Maharishi and Maharishi Autumn/Winter 2009 Collection after the jump.

We get a first look at the MHI Spring/Summer 2010 “Headhunter” Collection. Carri Munden from Cassette Playa is responsible for the styling of the lookbook. Both all-over print, large graphics and more subtle chambray styles make up the collection.

Have a further look at the upcoming collection after the jump.

We present you the new nylon military back pack from MHI with a host of features including numerous compartments, reinforced arm straps, heavy metallic fastenings and embroided logo. The back pack is waterproof and functional, while looking very solid as well.

The MHI Military Back Pack is now available at End.

More detailed images follow after the jump.

After giving you yesterday an exclusive look at the Maharishi Autumn/Winter 2008 collection, we show you today stand out pieces of their more street inspired MHI collection.

MHI offers as part of their new collection some quality jackets, pants, shirts, hoodies, as well as accessories. The bags in the new collection are looking really good.

Part of the collection has already been delivered to stores, but most of what we show you here is coming out in the next months.

Many more images of the MHI Autumn/Winter 2008 collection follow after the jump.

It seems a bit early, but for some reason MHI will be releasing a couple of Spring/Summer 2009 items in Japan in the near future. Most interesting we found the Viet Slip-On. 

Coming in two canvas colorways, the shoe is already special for being a mid top slip-on, something one only sees rarely. Also the closing mechanism is something new to us. The choice of materials and colors is very balanced, making the Viet Slip-On a model to be looking out for.

Dedue will get them in on the 24th of September.

More detailed images follow after the jump.

Uniqlo once again proofs its innovative character. A while back we were impressed with the opening of their first UT store, selling t-shirts out of vending machines. Today we present you another great addition to Uniqlo stores – Wakamaru.
It is the first robot ever to be featured in a retail store environment, will be joining the UNIQLO team the second week in September. Designed by Toshiyuki Kita and developed by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (MHI), wakamaru is neither human or machine; it is the first creation of its kind.  wakamaru’s capabilities include eye contact, basic conversation, ability to recognize people and greet them, voice recognition, and basic arm movements. wakamaru will hold a unique role in the UNIQLO store.  It will lead staff in motivational morning exercises, communicate promotions to customers, as well as greet customers upon entrance into the store.
In about a weeks time you will be able to meet wakamaru in the Uniqlo Soho store.

MHI worked with artist Michael Lau on a t-shirt. The t-shirt features graphics both on the front and back. It is now available at End Clothing, along with other new MHI product, including t-shirts and hoodies.
Have a look at the other releases after the jump.