The folks from Sixpack have delivered a short interview with their latest collaborator, Japanese artist Hajime Sorayama. They discuss his inspirations, interest in robots, and get a feel for his artistic process. Read the interview in full here.

Just yesterday we presented you the Kaws Original Fake x Hajime Sorayama No Future Companion toy that will be released this coming weekend. Sixpack France also worked with the Japanese artist on a small capsule collection of t-shirts. Overall they present three collaborative t-shirts, picturing the iconic robot women by the artist. Furthermore they present a nice screen print. The tees are now available at colette.

Detailed images of the Sixpack x Hajime Sorayama T-Shirts and Print follow after the jump.

DC Shoes and Sixpack France got together to collaborate on a small capsule collection. The line consists of a Xander high top sneaker and two jackets. Entitled “Non Merci”, the collection was designed by AKROE from the Sixpack artist network for this special collaboration. They offer a hooded leather jackets, as well as a reversible satin baseball jacket as part of the pack, which will release under the DC Shoes Life division.

Take a detailed look at the other product from the DC Life x Sixpack France “Non Meric” Collection after the jump.

For Fall/Winter 2009 French label Sixpack has worked with Japanese artist Hajime Sorayama. The artist worked on a capsule collection for Sixpack, something that we are definitely looking forward to. Sorayama is best known for his robot women, which are also featured in the collection. The line consists of three t-shirts and a limited edition poster. Colette will be giving an exclusive preview of the collection on June 28th.

Check out the full flyer after the jump.

Sixpack France has grown into a force in the artist collaboration clothing space and they surprise us every season with their new artist collaborations. Their Summer 2009 Flash Collection has just been released. Our favorites include t-shirts with Stefan Marx and with Morning Breath. On their blog they also announced their upcoming collaboration with Japanese artist Hajime Sorayama, something we cannot wait to see.

Take a look at pieces from the Sixpack France Summer 2009 Flash Collection after the jump.

Last week in Las Vegas DC Shoes gave us a little preview of another exciting Double Label Project that will be releasing later this year. They got together with Sixpack from France. The brand is known for their strong graphics and especially their tight knit artist network.

Together with DC, Sixpack worked on a high top sneaker and a matching reversible jacket. The shoes come with a grit all-over design and an exciting design on the sole, which is replicated on the lining of the reversible jacket.

Take a more detailed look at the upcoming DC Shoes x Sixpack Double Label Project products after the jump.

The other day we showed you the Sixpack x Parra Collection, here now a look at the Sixpack x Cody Hudson “Geodesic Domestic” Collection, which is part of the Sixpack Spring/Summer 2009 Collection.

The line consists of four t-shirts, one featuring a glow-in-the-dark print, a windrunner jacket, a crewneck sweater and a hoodie.

Have a more detailed look at the collection here.

As part of their Spring/Summer 2009 Collection, French label Sixpack has worked with Parra. The Dutch artist designed a reversible jacket, pins and a t-shirt for the brand.

More info and a detailed look at all pieces you can check here.

Sixpack France is one of those labels that continues to impress us. Slowly they have become a real force in the market, presenting some of the strongest t-shirt designs, mainly through smart collaborations with the creme of the creme of the art scene. This season the brand starts to go more heavily into cut-and-sew, presenting first shirts and jackets next to their t-shirts.

The current season features designs by Cody Hudson, Grotesk, La.Boca, iLL-Studio, Hellomonsters and Akroe, as well as Parra, whose t-shirt and reversible jacket you can see on the image here above. Also the lookbook features DJ A-Trak, Qoso and Brodinsky.

Check out the complete Sixpack France Spring/Summer 2009 Lookbook after the jump.

French brand Sixpack has released the first part of their Spring/Summer 2009 collection. This season they worked with Ill-Studio, which might ring a bell, since they were also responsible for the Art Of Music exhibition that we recently saw appearing in Los Angeles and at colette in Paris. Ill-Studio designed several t-shirts and a catalogue to go along with them. Furthermore Sixpack worked with La.boca on a couple of t-shirts and on two posters.

The Sixpack Spring/Summer 2009 Collection has been inspired by Radical Achitecture : Archigram and Superstudio. The quality of the prints is once again very impressive this season and underlines the strong graphics.

Take a further look at the collection after the jump.