Carhartt WIP always has fun accessories in their collections. That is also the case for Spring/Summer 2012. Next to the Military Watch that we already presented, they have collaborated with various brands on special product for the new season.

Together with 5Boro they produced a skate deck, with London Undercover a camouflage umbrella, with Moleskine a notebook pack and together with Fisher they present a special version of the iconic Spacepen.

Check them all out after the jump.

LEGO joins forces with Moleskine for four different Ruled and Plain Notebooks, each containing a printed themed flyleaf, an inner pocket, a color-coordinated bookmark and 10 adhesive labels representing LEGO bricks and LEGO men to personalize your records and pages. Available at the Moleskine Store and on shelves worldwide starting March 1, 2012.

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We have to hand it to the guys over at Moleskine for creating a complete lifestyle brand out of a single notebook. The latest product to come from them is a luggage tag and we love it.

“Priced well in the range of most – around $10 – the luggage tags will either add a dash of color to your bags or actually get lost luggage back to you. Designed by Giulio Iacchetti, the luggage tags are modeled after Moleskine’s signature “In case of loss” page found inside Moleskine notebooks and planners.”

The colors are nice, but the classic black one is still our favorite. You can buy the luggage now from Moleskine.

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In an interesting collaboration, Hong Kong brand CLOT has gotten together with Moleskine. They designed one of the classic Moleskine notebooks, inspired by their Chinese heritage. Both the exterior color, as well as the pages inside the notebook have their own very unique design elements. This is without a doubt one of the most interesting collaborations to come from CLOT in recent months.

After having previewed the renderings a while ago, we can preview today the complete range of Moleskine x Star Wars limited edition notebooks. The design of the notebooks was inspired by the original movie posters from the time when the movies were released in 1977. The range includes different notebook sizes with different designs and an official release is scheduled for September 14th, 2011.

Legendary notebook label Moleskine has released (what we believe to be) their first ever pair of eyeglasses. Perhaps the perfect companion for deciphering those long lost plans stashed away in your trusty Moleskine book.

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Today we can give you a preview of the upcoming collaboration between Moleskine and Star Wars. Soon the pocket diary maker will release a limited edition series, featuring Star Wars graphics and characters. For the moment the first pocket diaries are only available for pre-order on Amazon. Hopefully we can soon show you the entire range.

Rogier Wieland produced a nice stop-motion video for Moleskine, introducing the brand’s mini planners. Check it out!

The Peanuts 60th Anniversary celebration continues with a handsome set of Moleskine notebooks.

Strictly black and white, the Peanuts limited edition series will come in two sizes, both plain and ruled page layout. Charlie Brown and Snoopy are given top billing on the silkscreen printed covers, whilst the anniversary logo is debossed on every notebook. The interior features illustrations of the characters with inspiring quotes, a set of stickers, and a family tree tracking all possible connections among the whole Peanuts gang, their love crushes, their likes and dislikes.

Currently these have only shown up at Japanese spots, but keep an eye out at your local Moleskine accounts.

This past November, The MoMA opened a retrospective honoring the art of acclaimed director Tim Burton. As a further tribute to the director, a custom 2010 weekly planner was published by Moleskine. The books feature Tim Burton’s signature and the MoMA logo embossed on the cover along with a unique paperband featuring the names of several of Burton’s films. These titles are set atop images of one of Burton’s earliest characters, Vincent, the star of a 1982 short film created in collaboration with Rick Heinrichs. The exhibition runs through April 26, 2010 at The MoMA.