Today Supreme released several interesting new products from its Fall/Winter 2011 Collection. Next to the collaboration with New York designer Adam Kimmel, that we presented earlier this week, they have come out with the ‘FUCK’ rug in a square 32″ size, inspired by Robert Indiana’s LOVE artwork. Furthermore they have released a matching pin. Both pieces are now available in the Supreme online store.

Stussy links with Gallery1950 to tap their rug making expertise. The classic ‘SS-Link’ logo in black and white on a shaggy round mat. Bong. Now available at Stussy Japan stores.

UCS, the lifestyle brand by mixed martial artist Caol Uno, is celebrating the 10th anniversary of its Yokohama flagship store. For the occasion the brand produced some solid collaborative items.

Included in the 10th anniversary range are a re-release of Undercover collaboration t-shirts (originally released in 2005), Porter travel organizer and tote bag together with Lower Case and rug mats with Gallery 1950. The products will be released at the Yokohama store mid September 2011.

Check out the entire range after the jump.

Inspired by Robert Indiana’s LOVE artwork, Supreme presents in collaboration with Japanese brand Gallery 1950, the ‘FUCK’ rug. Measuring 32′ x 32′, the rug will be released along with their Fall/Winter 2011 Collection this coming weekend.

Japanese retailer Tomorrowland pays homage to the great color theorist of the 20th century – Verner Panton. Using some of his most iconic work Tomorrowland worked with a series of brands and partners to realize special product, including a 100% Bearbrick Set, a SFIDA soccer ball, a rug and two scarves. The product is now available through Stitch Tokyo.

Detailed images of the Verner Panton x Tomorrowland Collection follow after the jump.

Supreme worked with Gallery 1950 this season. The “Fuck Em” theme already appeared in their recent A.P.C. collaboration and other pieces of the Fall/Winter 2009 Collection. G1950 now produced the “Fuck Em” rug and it comes in two colorways. The rugs will be available in store and online from November 5th and will drop in Japan on November 7th.

A more detailed look at the Gallery 1950 x Supreme Rugs follow after the jump.

Presented earlier this year at Art Basel, we get a first detailed look at the rugs that Japanese artist Takashi Murakami produced in collaboration with Louis Vuitton. They worked on two designs, both based on paintings by the artist and they come in editions of 20 each. The round flower rug that you see above, comes in both 2 meter and 3 meter diameter. All of these rugs are hand woven at an Indian rug factory with a long and distinguished history.

After you jump you get a closer look at the Takashi Murakami x Louis Vuitton Rugs and also at the production in India.

It is always nice to see brands go into new areas and creating something unusual. Goodenough has now created some nice accessories for the house. They decided to do some rugs for different purposes in different sizes. The Japanese brands offers different designs on two sizes – the Floor Rug and the Table Rug. Via Figure.
Should you need a new rug, these might just work. Check out more pictures after the jump.