Huf and Japanese artist Haroshi, did not only work on a series of sculptures together, but present along with the art exhibition and capsule clothing line. We really have to congratulate Huf for making the project such a well executed all encompassing initiative. Of course the entire collection is inspired by the style of the artist.

The capsule collection includes a Hufnagel Pro sneaker, hoodies and raglan tees with Spitfire, Huf t-shirts, Krooked t-shirt collaboration, Real Skateboards t-shirt collaboration, and Huf snapback and 5-panel caps.

Check out the full collection after the jump.

Brixton gets together with Spitfire for Holiday 2011. Together they worked on heavyweight sherpa lined flannels, as worn in the video here above by Ernie Torres. The cuff buttons feature the Spitfire logo and a collaborative logo tag has been placed on the chest.

Check it out here below.

We have missed this one earlier this month. Tyler The Creator got together with Spitfire and Eric Koston on a limited edition ‘Goblin’ t-shirt. The tee comes in a very limited run and is exclusive to Berrics and Unified Shops, with a full shop listing to be found here.

For Summer 2011 Vans and Spitfire teamed up on a small series of footwear. The line-up includes the TNT 5, DDSpawn and the Era Pro. All three feature an embroidered Spitfire logo on the heel. The TNT 5 and the Era Pro are especially nice, featuring solid color combos, while keeping an overall clean look.

Via Espionagekicks.

After the success of Benny Gold’s first collaboration with Spitfire Wheels, they are releasing them in a second navy colorway. Benny says, “I have been riding Spitfires for as long as I can remember. It’s trully amazing to have the support of brands that you yourself have supported regardless.” Now available exclusively through Benny Gold.

Pro rider Alex Olson teamed up with Spitfire to collaborate on a set of wheels. Inspired by Daft Punk, what you see here are the “Daftfire” wheels. We like them!

Another look at them follows after the jump.

Vans collaborates with skateboard supply company Spitfire as part of their Fall 2010 Collection. As part of the collection they present the Vans Era Pro, the AV6 and the Chukka Low. The footwear is supported with a couple of apparel pieces as well.

“This project was a no-brainer. Vans and Spitfire share a lot of mutual respect, both have a passion for skateboarding, and don’t hesitate to give back. The goal of this project was to ensure that we contributed to skateboarding in a real way—not just make co-branded product together. The initial meeting focused on that contribution—how we would support our skaters, our shops, and the skate scene itself. “Keeping the Underground Lit” was the headline, something that both brands believe in. Cardiel and Van Engelen will work with the Spitfire crew to design and build two new street spots, one in Sacto and one in LA. The product capsule will support the effort, and includes footwear and apparel that is clean and timeless, tied together with the collab logo and a basic color palette. Cardiel hooks up the Era Pro, Van Engelen colors up the AV6, and we added a Chukka Low for the team to finish it off. The apparel and accessories are all classic pieces that we agreed would work well. Stay tuned—we are already talking about Round 2 …”

Take a more detailed look at the three sneakers after the jump.

Benny Gold offers a look into an impressive skate collab set to drop at his SF store opening tomorrow. 52 mm Spitfire wheels son. Limited to 25 sets, with 24 for sale (Benny kept the other.)

Benny Gold
3171 21st Street
San Francisco, CA 94114

A classic Spitfire design is resurrected for FTC skate shop. The pocket tee boasts both logos in gold on the front with the retro Spitfire swirl across the back. A 54mm wheel is adorned with the “FOR THE CITY WORLDWIDE” tag, alongside both logos. Now available at FTC.

Once again UK’s Hanon is getting together with New Balance and presenting an impressive project in collaboration with the sneaker brand and Ventile – the Hanon Flying Club.
Entitled The Flying Club, their latest venture is a special release of an archiverunning shoe complete with customised upper. Following their previous collaboration with New Balance, they have looked again to expand the boundaries of materialapplications on some of their favourite running shoes. This time round they
have sourced a superior old school technical fabric by British company Ventile.

Ventile is a densely woven, 100% cotton all weather material. It originated in the 1930’s and  came to prominence during World War II when it was manufactured especially for flying suits due to its unique waterproofing properties. Throughout the years Ventile has developed into a superior performance fabric and as well as a continued military association it has provided technical outerwear for explorers such as Sir Ranulph Fiennes during expeditions of Mount Everest and the Antarctic.

The Flying Club harks back to the early New Balance silhouettes of yester year.Comprising of two models, each one has a customised upper and features detailing that is unique only to this release. They have drawn influence from the simple aesthetic of the 70’s and 80’s styles and reintroduced some of the old school touches they felt would reflect and compliment the heritage of Ventile.

Both the Ventile fabric and footwear are made in the United Kingdom and assembled with the finest materials sourced worldwide. Special features include a single piece N, bound and unbagged vintage mesh tongue, aged EVA midsole unit, bespoke tongue label, old school cotton laces and original polyurethane collar lining.
The outcome is the M670 Tornado and the M670 Spitfire. Each shoe is limited to 150 pieces worldwide. Hanon is looking for a release towards the end of August. We will keep you posted on the release.
Now head on after the jump to get a detailed look at both models.