Traverse Tokyo presents new T-Shirts by Hiroshi Fujiwara, Sk8thing (representing his new label Cav Empt) and Tenderloin. Overall the images stick to the clean, focused design we’ve seen from these designers over the years with an emphasis on black and white. Of course Hiroshi Fujiwara added a couple hits of color to his pieces, as we’ve seen him do many times over with various Fragment releases.

More images follow after the click.

Once again Japanese magazine Sense presents The Black Sense Market, a series of product collaborations with fellow Japanese brands, with all product coming exclusively in black and is only sold through The Black Sense Market website.

This season they teamed up with visvim, Bedwin & The Heartbreakers, mastermind JAPAN and Tenderloin, with more to follow. Currently the visvim collaboration is certainly the most interesting, offering pants, a jacket, a backpack and shoes.

You can expect the product to release in the coming months.

Check out the product collaborations on footwear, accessories and clothing with the above brands, after the jump.

When other Japanese brands such as visvim, Sophnet and Neighborhood have made the move overseas, at least on a small scale, Tenderloin is still among the hardest brands to get a hold of. Continuously the brand presents strong collections, mostly consisting of re-interpretations of classic pieces. For Fall/Winter 2010 they once again present a beautiful line, using only the best materials and adding some fantastic details to all pieces.

Take a further look into the Tenderloin Fall/Winter 2010 Collection after the jump.

Tenderloin, even though around since a while, is still a brand hard to come by. Inspired by American workwear, Tenderloin creates premium garments with an eye for the details. Today we can give you a look at their Spring/Summer 2009 Collection, which once again offers a strong selection of classic pieces. Images via Sense.

Many more images from the Tenderloin Spring/Summer 2009 Collection follow after the jump.

Dissizit has gotten together with Japanese brand Tenderloin on a collaboration t-shirt. Bold graphics, including the logos by both brands are featured on the front of the tee, as well as on the sleeves. The t-shirt comes in black and white and has now been released in Japan.