The Oakley Frogskin was brought back to life with a Supreme NY collaboration last year. In the meantime Oakley has released several colorways of the all time classic. Since summer is getting closer they have just released two new colorways and the matte red colorway is looking really good.
You can now get both new styles at Norse.

The latest addition to the Oakley artist series collaborations comes to us from Frank Kozik.
His work is well known to devotees of album-cover art and concert flyer art. He has produced artwork for musicians such as Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Nine Inch Nails, Neil Young, Sonic Youth, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Jane’s Addiction, Ice T, George Clinton, Green Day, Beck, The Offspring, The Melvins and many more.
Kozik is also heavily involved in the design and production of vinyl toys. He has teamed up numerous times with such entities as Kid Robot, Toy2R and others and is credited with such creations as Smorkin’ Labbits, the Hate Dunny, Dr. Bomb and more.
There is no set release date for this new Oakley x Frank Kozik collaboration, but expect it to drop soon.

Oakley today announced the further expansion of its successful program of custom design treatments. Enriching the company’s performance and lifestyle products with original and stylized art, this focused extension of Oakley product categories is now joined by the Flying Tigers Collection, a group of products with graphical treatments that salute the independence and valor of the volunteer flying group that became an icon of WWII.
Current products in the Oakley Flying Tigers Collection include apparel designs that range from a stylized jacket to a performance boardshort, as well as two unrivaled editions of the company’s popular GASCAN® eyewear. Accented with custom graphics on the temples, each sunglass comes with a commemorative pin, a custom packaging box for collectors, and a custom printed MICROCLEAR™ bag for lens cleaning and eyewear storage.
Expect this pack to be dropping soon!

The London Police started when a few English geezers headed to Amsterdam in 1998 and started rejuvenating the visually disappointing streets of the drug capital of the world. The characters known simply as “LADS” soon held iconic presence in the city.
From 2002 onward, The London Police started sending missionaries into all corners of the globe and soon there were LADS on the streets and in shows in many World cities, including London, Manchester, Brussels, Barcelona, Berlin, Munich, Milan, Torino, Copenhagen, New York, Los Angeles and Tokyo.
In this latest artist collaboration, Oakley offers more than a signature sunglass – in extremely limited quantity, Oakley is introducing The London Police Artist Series Collector Pack, featuring a GASCAN sunglass, CROWBAR goggle and custom hoodie, all in a zippered case – each piece featuring artwork by The London Police.
Retail price on this pack is $500 US. The London Police GASCAN will be sold outside of the pack for a retail price of $170 US. Check those out in more detail after the jump.

Supreme will be releasing two new original colorways (chrome and gold) of the Oakley Frogskins model. It seems like Supreme wants to make sure you got the right sunglasses for Christmas.
On November 19th, the Oakley/Supreme Frogskins will be available on their updated online shop (U.S. only).Otherwise they will be available at the NY and LA stores on November 20th, Japan locations on November 23rd. More pictures after the jump.

Today we present you the next collaboration that is part of the Oakley Artist Series. This time the brand got together with artist Todd Francis.
Todd Francis has been designing skate graphics for fifteen years. His artwork has helped define several distinct companies such as Element Skateboards, Stereo, Real Skateboards, Spitfire Wheels and New Deal Skateboards. He is perhaps best known for applying political and environmental satire to his past graphics for Antihero Skateboards, which continues in the artwork he develops today for Element.
Oakley and Todd Francis present the “Eyepatch” sunglasses. As usual the glasses come in a limited edition run and custom pouch and box. Later this month Oakley will also host a media event for Todd Francis. Check the details after the jump.

Here we present you some images of the G-Shock Conre Magazine – CONCRE Magazine “THE ROUGH AND TOUGH OF NYC” G-SHOCK Story. We presented you teh G-Shock Conre project last week, featuring limited edition watches designed by some of the most influential designers and artist in this culture, including Madsaki and Eric Elms.
The Conre Magazine features Neal Santos. Neal Santos was born and raised in New York City. Having grown up between Washington Heights and the South Bronx he was exposed to some of the world’s most culturally diverse areas throughout his youth. These days he is developing a clothing line with the Teamworks name and working on projects with friends like collaborator J. Money. As a freelance designer he is working on several Supreme co-branded products, one which, an Oakley-Supreme collection was released this spring. Neal will be launching the Teamworks clothing line 2007 with a series of shirts that are going to be in 50 specialty clothing boutiques.
Check out the complete photoshoot after the jump and expect more to come from Neal Santos later this year.

Norse relocated in Copenhagen and is now finally back in business. Right away they have some exciting new goods coming in. The also carry now Original Fake – the only ones next to HideOut, Colette and Firmament in Europe. Another exciting release, or better re-release are the Oakley Frogskins. Norse will launch them tomorrow in their online store and they have four colorways available – white (glow-in-the-dark), clear, black and brown. They are limited to 3000 pairs worldwide.
Also expect soon at Norse – It’s Our Thing, Nike, Absurd, aNYthing, Cali Denim, Huf and their very own Norse Projects collection.
For now check out more detailed pics of the Oakley Frogskins after the jump.