As reported by us earlier on, Juice Hong Kong, the store run by the CLOT collective, will be re-opening its doors on the 19th of April and of course they will have some special items ready for the occasion.

The “Business As Usual” t-shirt will be dropping, printed like a neon sign, and on the back it has printed “24/7/365 – Can’t Stop Won’t Stop”.

Furthermore they will be releasing CLOT Royale x Porter iPod cases in black and yellow. The cases come with a red CLOT logo tag on the outside and the CLOT Royale pattern running on the inner lining. Pics via Pat.
Detailed images after the jump.

Stussy and SlamJam teamed up with the makers of the house music documentary “Unusual Suspects”, which was first released in 2005. The outcome is a pack of a special t-shirt, which comes together with the Italian version of the movie. Unfortunately the set is not for sale!

Boston’s Concepts have teamed up with local hip hop icon Edo G, the Godfather of Boston hip-hop, and independent apparel brand Com Raid for this exclusive collaboration tee, which will be released this Saturday April 19th.

To celebrate its latest installment of T-shirt series featuring fantastical metal covers, Mishka presents an exclusive and rare interview with the undisputed king of Thrash metal art. 
This spring, Mishka was thrilled to have the opportunity to feature the work of legendary artist, Ed Repka, who is best known worldwide for his iconic work during the 80s and 90s with Megadeth and Vic Rattlehead, their roguishly evil skeletal mascot.
According to Repka, “The new street wear movement is exciting and offers another great new market for my work.” Responsible for creating many of the iconic shirt designs in metal’s history, Repka goes on to comment, “T-shirts can be great medium for creative expression rather than just a marketing medium for music and movies.  When you wear extreme imagery, you’re making a really bold statement.  I think it’s a great antidote to today’s politically correct climate.”
Describing himself as a connoisseur of grotesque, Repka has painted brutal covers for many other members of metal’s finest such as Death, Nuclear Assault, Violence, Possessed, Defiance and more recently, Municipal Waste and 3 Inches of Blood.  Following Derek Rigg’s “Rasputin” masterpiece for Fall ’07, Repka is the second artist to contribute work to this Mishka on-going series. For this season, Repka painted “Lobotimizer,” the brand’s lament to teenage brainwashing by the Man, which is now available as a part of the Spring ’08 collection. 
For the exclusive interview with Ed Repka and details about Mishka’s Spring ’08 offerings, please visit: mishkanyc.com.

Juice, run by CLOT, is Hong Kong’s premier high-end streetwear boutique and recently they closed doors to renovate their store. On April 19th they will be re-opening in a fresh new look. One opening item will be this "Business As Usual" t-shirt. More info to come soon. Pic via Easttouch.

Original Fake has released the “2 Fingers” t-shirt, playing with the Kaws Companion hands. It is now available in 2 colorways at Sold Out.

Here we give you a preview of an upcoming t-shirt by Off-Bowery Productions. Paying homage to the Wreck Center they will soon be releasing Wreck Center R.I.P. t-shirt. More info once we get closer to the release! Via NYglob.

Last week we reported about WoodWood setting up a temporary space in the Comme des Garcons Warsaw Guerilla Store. Here we present you the t-shirt that was made for the occasion. Via Arkitip.
Also check out some pictures of the space after the jump.

Robust Flavor has gotten in a the new collaboration by Diamond Supply Co. and our good friends at The Skateboard Mag. Introducing the “Stop Skate Harassment” T-shirt featuring a pig, spoofing traditional police shields.

Fatlace and Japanese brand Devilock joined up to create this fun/cartoon-like racing tee. Limited to 60 pieces, it will be available as of April 15th at the Fatlace store in San Francisco.
See the whole tee after the jump.