Enjoy “It Was On Earth That I Knew Joy,” a short movie directed by Jean-Baptiste De Laubier and produced by Sixpack France.

DIY has produced a cool teaser for the upcoming Sixpack France Spring/Summer 2011 Collection, entitled “Dust to Dust”. Enjoy!

Sixpack France presents a nice blacked out Varsity Jacket, designed by Swiss graphic artist Grotesk. True classic form with a wool body, black leather sleeves and American inspired logos.

More images follow after the click.

Following the teaser videos, Orgone Project and Artist Series tees, we can now give you a look into the lookbook for Sixpack France’s Autumn/Winter 2010 collection, “Synesthesie.” The following is an excerpt from Sixpack France’s introduction that explains their inspirations and moods.

Evil is one of the primary instincts of the human heart.
 We advised you that we were about to break through its very substance – here we are. The explorations of endless desert landscapes are behind us: here comes the time to sink into our deepest and darkest fantasies.
 The loneliness of inner space as another form of vastness. An itinerary similar to the one of Rimbaud, but backwards.

We don’t intend to commit suicide in the gothic tradition, but we claim it’s time to draw a line under ease and superficiality. 
To get rid of that self-indulgent regurgitation of the same obvious references, over and over again.
 We’re tired of the predictable revivals, of the stale and unimaginative recycling.

Have a look at the full collection after the click.

Sixpack France presents a series of AW10 teasers by ill-Studio. The collection is available on sixpack.fr as of today. Enjoy.

See two more videos after the click.

As part of their SS10 “Peyote Poem” collection, Sixpack France worked with designer Uncle Geez on a series of Neil Young tribute tees. “While immerging ourselves into the line, we used to listen to those amazing records that are Harvest, Zuma, or Rust Never Sleep…Arc Weld and On the Beach! The idea of this series was to create merchandising-like t-shirts that could have been bought at a Neil Young’s show or in a music store.” Now available online.

Check out the Sixpack France Neil Young T-Shirts by Uncle Geez after the click, and visit the Sixpack column for images from the creative process.

Institubes are celebrating their 7th year with a big bang. Two days of partying at legendary Club L’Enfer right below la Tour Montparnasse on april 9th and 10th.

With Institubes acts Para One, Teki Latex & Orgasmic, Surkin and Douster, to name only a few, plus good friends Boys Noize, A-Trak, Modeselektor, Sinden, Bart B More and The Genevan Heathen.

Institubes also collaborated with Sixpack France on two tee shirts that will be exclusively available at the party. Go check Orgasmic’s mini-mix of tracks of all the artists playing at the festival over on Mixcloud. Tickets are available here.

A better look at the t-shirts and the full event flyer follow after the jump.

Sixpack France presents a new collaborative collection with artist Joe Misrelli and Polaroid. The line consists of three pop-abstract polaroids printed on two white tee shirts and a black one.

“The photos are all taken with a modified polaroid pro-pack to take extreme close-ups. Each print consists of multiple exposures taken of shapes and textures laid on top of each other to form a surreal landscape.

The concept stems from psychedelic LP art and musicians like Santana, Pink Floyd etc. but just as importantly people like Carl Sagan, Neil Degrasse Tyson and Buckminster Fuller. These dudes were the real deal. They brought deep scientific and utopian ideas to the general public. Their work is what inspired much of the art of the 60s and 70s and the images their work conjure-up, in my head, are what I wanted to depict in these polaroids.”

A more detailed look at the collection follows here.

DC Shoes has once again worked with Sixpack France, who chose PMKFA this season to work on the graphics and looks of the collaboration. For Spring 2010 they present two sneakers, the Sector 7 and the Admiral, as well as two t-shirts and a matching New Era fitted cap. The entire collection is kept subtle and works with lots of light grey.

Take a detailed look at the DC Shoes x Sixpack France x PMKFA Capsule Collection here.

We present the official trailer of “It Was On Earth That I Knew Joy”, the first movie produced by Sixpack France and directed by Jean Baptiste de Laubier (Para One). The film will be presented in Los Angeles on February 20th at SCION Gallery, as part of an exhibition curated by Sixpack France. The show will include works from Akroe, Honet, Ill-Studio, PMKFA, Jonathan Zawada, Brigitte Sire, Neil Krug, Steven Harrington, Justin Krietemeyer, Daniel Sparkes, Cody Hudson, Russel Maurice, Mark Owens and others. The show stays open until March 13th. Check out the trailer of the film here above!