French brand Sixpack presents their new Spring/Summer 2011 “Dust to Dust” Collection Lookbook. The brand is best known for their high profile artist collaborations on t-shirts. But a lot has changed – next to a strong collection of t-shirts, the brand has developed their cut and sew part and now offers everything from jackets, pants, jersey to accessories in the collection. The lookbook was art directed by DIY.

The full Sixpack France Spring/Summer 2011 Collection can be seen after the jump.

Sixpack France has worked with Swiss graphic design agency DIY (aka Plus41) on a small capsule collection for Fall/Winter 2010.

“This line is mainly inspired by George Bataille’s book « La littérature et le Mal» (Literature and Evil). A series of 5 pieces with a smart and subversive graphic language. The line also features two sleeved pieces : a varsity jacket coming with a black wool body and matching black leather sleeves, featuring a patch logo pentacle/peace symbol (duality) and a nice black cotton sweat crew wearing the same symbol.”

The capsule collection is now available from the Sixpack online store.

Detailed images of the collection follow after the jump.

We continue to preview the new Sixpack France Fall/Winter 2010 Collection. Here we take a look at their artist collaboration t-shirts, including designs this seasons by Hajime Sorayama, Grotesk, Stefan Marx, Robert Crumb, Todd James and others. We could not think of another band that currently works on a continuous basis in every collection with such a strong line-up of artists.

Check out our favorite new designs for the season after the jump.

Sixpack and fellow French brand Homecore have collaborated for Fall/Winter 2010 on “The Orgone Project” Collection. The capsule line consists of two jackets, some shirts and several t-shirts. All in all a very clean looking line. It is now available from the Sixpack online store.

Detailed images of the collection follow after the jump.

We present to you the new Sixpack France “Peyote Poem” Spring/Summer 2010 Collection. While the French brand continues to closely work with a strong artist network on graphic t-shirts, their Spring/Summer 2010 Collection screams for a new direction. The look is sleeker, more clean and also more grown-up. The graphics are more subtle and less colorful. The cut-and-sew part of the collection has grown a lot and offers a wide selection of new interpretations of oterhwise classic pieces.

Take a closer look at the full Sixpack Spring/Summer 2010 Lookbook after the jump.

Sixpack France has built a strong name for itself in the market over the last couple of years, especially because of their high profile artist collaborations. Here we present you a short video preview of their Spring/Summer 2010 Collection and as usual the French brand takes a more artistic approach. Enjoy!

Sixpack has released the Fall/Winter 2009 Flash Collection, a small series of artist t-shirts. The brand worked on the collection with Justin Fines, Steve Nishimito and with Justin Krietemeyer. Once again the graphics are very strong and have been inspired by a diverse range of themes and topics.

Take a look at the Sixpack France Fall/Winter 2009 Flash Collection after the jump.

Sixpack France presents a Todd James aka REAS Micro Collection. The collection consists of a series of t-shirts, featuring the art of REAS. The tees are now available in the Sixpack online store.

Detailed images of the Sixpack x Todd James aka REAS Micro Collection follow after the jump.

The collaboration from Sixpack France and DC carries over to Spring 2010. After previously working with Akroe, Sixpack this time chose to work with designer PMKFA on the collection, which consists of sneakers, t-shirts and a New Era Cap. In terms of sneakers the French label went for the Admiral 6Pak and the Sector 6Pak. In line with the rest of the capsule collection, both the footwear and the New Era cap come in light grey with subtle details. You can expect a release Spring 2010.

Detailed views of all product from the DC Life x Sixpack Collection by PMKFA for Spring 2010 follow after the jump.

Sixpack France has been involved in the music scene from the very beginning. Therefore starting a mix series was only a natural direction for the brand to take. They worked with Renaissance Man on an exclusive 50 minute mix and together with Kokoro et Moi they created a t-shirt celebrating the collaborative music project. Kokoro et Moi is a Finish design studio and their t-shirt is limited to 100 pieces. The mix can be downloaded for free here.

More detailed images of the t-shirt and the mix cover art follow after the jump.