To celebrate the launch of the Trainerspotter x Puma SkyHi II for Size?, Puma and Trainerspotter have collaborated on a 1 off signature bike. With a grey pastel finish and flashes of pink and mint on the rims and tires, the bicycle’s color combination has been colored with a nod to the collaboration sneaker which took reference from Trainerspotter’s aesthetic influence, the cult 80’s TV series ‘Miami Vice’. “Constructed from Alloy and designed geometrically holding the body forward in a leaning aggressive position for urban pursuit the bike is the perfect match for Crockett’s taste in cars, his preferred choices being a Ferrari365 GTS/4 Daytona and a Ferrari Testarossa.”

More images of the bike follow.

After a first preview the other day, we can give you a more detailed look at the collaboration between Puma, Trainerspotter and Size, celebrating the retailers 10th anniversary.

“The original ethos for Trainerspotter was drawn from the stories of sports history and the aesthetic of the TV show MIAMI VICE. Michael Mann was given complete creative control over the show and enforced a ban on primary colours, limiting the colour palette for each episode to pastel tones with the exception of the neons seen at night. These colours became the show’s signature, no detail was gratuitous, the clothes, colours, cars, architecture all expressed the milieu through which the characters were moving. We have always emulated this vision by restricting our palette in the same way and these colours have now become our signature.

As an original early 1980’s high top, the Sky High II is perfectly suited to be rendered in 3 pastel tones straight out of Crocketts wardrobe – grey, mint and pink.”

Many more detailed images of the sneakers follow after the jump.

Size? continues to celebrate its 10th anniversary with a long list of collaborations. Every once in a while they do not only involve sneaker brands, but other retailers or brands on top. Here we present their collaboration with UK brand Trainerspotter and Puma on the Sky Hi 2. The high top sneaker comes in two colorways and will be released October 16th.

Take a further look at the details of the sneaker collaboration after the jump.

In 2003 Trainerspotter reinvented the iconic 1980’s Windjammer jacket with a literal interpretation of sport meets fashion. By taking the silhouette of a staple piece of sportswear and then (de) constructing it by juxtaposing the lightweight waterproof nylon against floral Liberty print fabric they created a true sports fashion garment.

The jackets were an immediate success in the UK and Japan, with a high demand they sold out quickly and were repeated in small limited runs over the season.

For spring summer 2010 Trainerspotter have been asked to revisit this project by Liberty of London and produce 3 new Trainerspotter x Liberty Jammers.

The result is three luxe versions of the 2003 originals. Made in England from floral Liberty prints with British Millerain wax cotton, Nickel Swiss RiRi zippers, Worsted Wool rib cuffs and cotton cambric lining, each style of limited numbered editions and can be found exclusively at Liberty of London.
Detailed images of the Trainerspotter for Liberty Spring/Summer 2010 Jackets follow after the jump.

Trainerspotter worked on a pair of jeans with Studio Zero of Japan. The TS Lot-05 jean is made from 10 oz righthand selvedge raw indigo Okayama denim and features a slim parallel cut. Details include orange and yellow hemp stitching throughout, brass RiRi zipper with leather pull, and rectangle saddle leather Trainspotter “palm” patch above the pocket.

TS introduces an adjustable button tab on the hem to subtly taper the cut, perfect for showing of those new or old sneaks just that bit more. Hand made in Meguro, Japan, each pair is hand signed and dated by the maker. Limited to 50 pieces worldwide.

More looks at the Trainerspotter x Studio Zero Lot-05 Denim after the jump.

For more than 140 years, Pendleton Woolen Mills have been weaving world class woolens in their Northeastern Oregon Mills. In 1898 the family resumed the production of Indian blankets and introduced new designs, colors, and patterns to their product line. Pendleton then expanded their trade from the local Nez Perce Indians to the Navajo, Hopi, and Zuni peoples of the American Southwest. Trainerspotter continues Pendleton’s proud heritage with two garments influenced by the American Northwest – their staple 30’s style Trapper hat and the new Broken Twill Overshirt with detachable hood. Both are constructed using premium napped Nez Perce, Zapotec and Chief Joseph pattern Pendleton wool and RiRi zips. Exclusive to the No-One store in Shorditch, London.

More looks at the Trainerspotter x Pendleton Mills Capsule Collection after the jump.

Autumn/Winter 2009 sees the launch of Trainerspotter’s first series of footwear. The debut release consists of two styles, both influenced by the 1980’s. The palm tree logo gets ample play time, over one style inspired by Miami Vice and another borrowing looks from their favourite sneaker of that era. Nothing we haven’t seen before, but definitely something to look forward to for fans of the brand.

More views of the Trainerspotter Autumn/Winter 2009 Footwear after the hop and skip.

Trainerspotter hit us up with a series of photos produced by their good friend and British Photo Journalist Rob Felix. His work has been featured in WAD, I.D, Radar and Clarke magazine. The shots are a preview to some of the Autumn/Winter 2009 t-shirts. Overall, a great selection of goods and an interesting photoshoot — colorways likened to identical twins? Maybe that’s just me. Look for these in stores next week.

Check out the full Trainerspotter Autumn/Winter 2009 Collection after the jump.

Trainerspotter has just launched a collaborative project with Scottish boutique Attic. Three work shirts were produced, one in collaboration with each one of the brothers who own the store. The shirts are called “The Watchmen”, “The Plum” and “Brightlines”.

‘The Watchmen’ shirt is a nod to Scotland’s Black Watch, 3rd Battalion, Royal Infantry Regiment. ‘The Plum’ speaks for it self with it’s plum colours within the Tartan and the details. ‘Brightlines’ is a plaid of dark rich maroons mixed with navy squares and bright lines of lemon and lime cutting through them. All 3 shirts include 100% leather tipping to the right breast pocket. They are a mid weight cotton and perfect upper wear for trekking the Highlands. There are 12 of each style available and from Attic only.

Take a detailed look at the Attic x Trainerspotter Work Shirts after the jump.

UK brand Trainerspotter presents an interesting new collaborative project with BattleLake USA. Together they produced the Day Pack backpack and the Hunting Pack. Both pieces come in thick cordura, feature a suede base and chunky YKK zippers, as well as branding by both brands in the form of leather patches and tags.

The collaboration will be released soon in the UK at EndClothing, NoOne, Seasons and in Japan at Raddlounge.

Detailed images of the Trainerspotter x BattleLake Day Pack and Hunting Pack follow after the jump.