After our first teaser of the Obey x Levi’s® line we’re now able to reveal more detailed imagery and information around the capsule collection. In addition to t-shirts (adorned with the OBEY face peeking out of the Levi’s® batwing logo), the line also features two different denim jackets with custom, Fairey-designed artwork lining; one with a black, french terry hood sewn into the collar of the jacket, and the other over-dyed in black. There is also a buffalo plaid flannel woven shirt with drip details throughout and 511 and 514 cut denim with unique detailing. Prices range from $34.50 to $148.00 keeping with Fairey’s “public art” philosophy, making the collection more accessible to a wider audience, while still offering them something special and limited.

To further commemorate the launch of this collection – Fairey is going to be creating a very special public, live art installation on the outside facade of the Levi’s® flagship store in Times Square. This work will be unveiled Thursday, Oct. 29th with the release of the collection.

Additionally, Fairey has developed 4 new pieces inspired by his work with Levi’s®. Museum-quality, poster reproductions of these new works will be given away as a “gift-with-purchase” set with any Obey x Levi’s® style (while supplies last). Immediately after the installation, Fairey will be doing an in-store signing for fans who have collected the poster kits thus far.

More looks at the Obey x Levi’s® Capsule Collection after the jump.

Today we can announce the upcoming project between Levi’s and Obey by Shepard Fairey. The collaboration spans over a small capsule collection, which consists of denim, shirts and graphic t-shirts. Each piece has been hand-customized and original artwork has been created specifically for this collaborative project. On top of that each product has been worn to give it intentionally a unique look and feel. The collection will be released on October 29th, with only a handful of stores getting the full collection. Hopefully we can soon show you more.

More detailed images of the upcoming Levi’s x Obey collaborative product follows after the jump.

Founded by iconic street artist Shepard Fairey, OBEY has been a mainstay in streetwear since before the (often sneer-inducing) term even existed. The company continues to thrive with a commitment to Shepard’s philosophy of art and his wide range of personal influence. The Holiday 2009 men’s collection is marked by a selection of well-constructed, refined casual garments for a cooler climate.

More looks from the OBEY Holiday 2009 Collection Lookbook after the click.

We present you a first look at the Obey Fall 2009 Collection Lookbook. We have to say that we like a lot the direction of the brand. We see a lot of solid cut-and-sew with quite some outdoors inspiration, that is directly reflected in the lookbook style. Obey seems to take a more high end route in the future, at least in terms of look. Overall subtle, the collection seems to be easy to wear and match.

Take a look at the complete Obey Fall 2009 Collection Lookbook after the jump.

Over the weekend the latest issue of Arkitip magazine was released, entirely dedicated to Shepard Fairey. For the occasion Arkitip teamed up with Alife and Obey to present a series of works by the artist at the Space 15 Twenty in Los Angeles.

Take a look at the exhibition after the jump.

The much anticipated Arkitip No. 0051 issue has been released, this time an entire issue dedicated to Shepard Fairey. Packaged with each issue edition is one Shepard Fairey 7.5 x 10 in. silk screen print, designed and printed specifically for this issue edition. Each print is signed by the artist, all packaged neatly in a custom designed box produced exclusively for this issue edition of Arkitip by Incase. The new issue edition will be available along with special Obey + Arkitip + Alife commemorative tee shirts.

The release event will take place on June 19th at Alife Los Angeles. More information on the release event, as well as a video showcasing the packaging of the issue follow after the jump.

Obey recently teamed up with Major Lazer to create a special edition t-shirt. If you’re not familiar, Major Lazer features Diplo of Mad Decent and renowned UK-based DJ Switch joining forces to produce a dancehall record, which is set for release later this month. The t-shirts feature the Major Lazer cartoon character, a Jamaican commando who lost his arm in the secret Zombie War of 1984. These shirts are available now, exclusively through ObeyClothing.com. Stay tuned to Mad Decent for a secret giveaway within the next couple of weeks.

With much anticipation we are awaiting the upcoming issue of Arkitip magazine, which is entirely dedicated to Shepard Fairey. The official release party is taking place on July 19th in collaboration with Alife and therefore the brands have now put up a large scale billboard on top of the Alife LA store, promoting the event. Make sure to check it out up close, should you be in the area!

Obey Clothing and 530Medialab got together recently to scheme on our like minded influences. The outcome is a limited edition T-Shirt based on the 80’s skate scene here in Southern California with a nod to the Cramps via lustrous green ink. They will go on sale on our online store this Saturday (5/30 get it).

More detailed images of the Obey x 530Medialab T-Shirt follow after the jump.

Obey has released their new Summer 2009 Collection. The brand included a variety of nice graphic t-shirts in the new collection, but also offers lots of solid basics. This season they also introduce two new t-shirt styles, including a new v-neck and the pigment dyed burnout tee. Most interesting is the collaboration with artist James Callahan. He is known for releasing art under the title Barf Comics and is also the founder of Nowhere Skateboards. He designed several t-shirts for Obey this season.

Take a look at the Obey Summer 2009 Collection after the jump.