Later this year Tonite will be releasing their womens collection. The collection gets its inspiration from travelling. It is an attempt to bring the beach to the city. To share the freedom, whether under the tropical rain of the beach, or the winter skies of the city.
Have a look at the collection and make a mental note, so that you do not forget about it by the time it drops. As usual from Tonite, it is something special and different from everything else out there. Also their website is launching soon.

http://www.tonitesite.com That will make it easier to keep track. Now check out some more pictures of the womens Fall/Winter 2008 collection after the jump.

Lacoste has made quite an impact in the last couple of years with their Stealth collection. Especially collaborations with Kidrobot and SneakerFreaker helped the brand to gain more credibility in this hard to enter core market.
Now Lacoste got together with UK sneaker retailer Size?. They worked on special colorways of the Revan 3 and the Observe. Both styles share a perforated toe box and tongue, large holes revealing the pop neon colors underneath.
Size will be releasing the pack in very limited numbers soon, so stay tuned. After the jump more pictures.

Fergadelic is back with Tonite. Spring/Summer 2008 is one of the strongest collections since Tonite’s early Silas associated days. With Silas firmly rooted in Japan, it’s left to Mr Fergus to get the UK streetwear market excited once again and put Britain back on the map! Remaining true to it’s gritty London roots, the new range it an eclectic mix of it’s creators psychadelic mind. Punk vs Hippy’s vs Comic’s vs Pop Art vs Humour vs Angst. All living in harmony! Subtle nods to some of the most influential artists/graphics of the Tonite generation – Pettibon, Warhol, and Robert Crumb are all evident.
Beach Towels and Giant Rock Hands at the ready for Woodstock! Hardcore Cycling caps pay homage to Suicidal T’s  skate graphics. Kick ass womens tees are all there and the mixtape is on its way.
It’s nice to have Tonite back in full effect. The collection will be available as of March at all Tonite stockists, including Slam City Skates and TheThreeThreads. Have a look at our Spring/Summer 2008 preview after the jump.

Andrew Bunney revealed some teaser images today of an upcoming The Hideout x Neighborhood Stud Jacket. It will be part of the Hideout anniversary celebrations and was inspired by 1950’s UK biker jackets. The jacket will be released along with some t-shirts in the near future. We’ll of course keep you posted.

The new Pointer Footwear Spring/Summer 2008 collection has just been released in stores. We give you a first look at the key pieces of the line.
The new Bastia Denim was added to the collection and adds a nice sailing shoe to the line-up, something a bit less sporty. In general the collection comes in nice colors and with strong patterns, something we have not seen a lot of from Pointer until now. We were always fans of the brand, but we enjoy the new life in this collection.

After the jump we give you a detailed look at all the styles.

UK premium sneaker chain Size? just released the first part of an artist series. In this series they get together with artists to produce limited edition products. This first drop in collaboration with UK artist Jon Burgerman, consists of  a t-shirt, crewneck sweater, hoodie and also matching umbrella. All pieces in this collection are limited to 300 pieces worldwide.
The Jon Burgerman pieces have now dropped also in the Size? online store. Check out the other pieces after the jump.

Here a look at the new MHL collection designed by UK designer Margaret Howell. Margaret Howell is especially known for her menswear collections and for creating clothes based on vintage pieces that she comes across. The MHL line is the younger sports collection, with her general line being more dressy and sophisticated.

Here MHL collection consists of western shirts, blazers, beanies, scarfs, a rugby shirt and also a rain coat. The collection is now available in the newly revamped Hanon Online Store. We are especially excited about her shirts, which are all handmade in London with a lot of know-how going into them.
Check out some more pieces of the collection after the jump.

UK based girls streetwear label Not Bad For A Girl (NBFG) has just released their Holiday 2007 collection, which consists of t-shirts, crewneck sweaters and zip-up hoodies. In terms of brand building we see quite some similarities between NBFG and Married To The Mob. Lots of the designs are brand name based and centered around their key graphics. The outcome of this strategy is that the brands build strong brands around their clothing and immediate recognizability.
Anyways, check out the new NBFG releases after the jump.

The team of UK based Charge Bikes has released a new feature on their site – A Day In Philadelphia. Rider Tom Lemarche and photographer Paul Bliss, show off the city of Philadelphia and some quality fixed gear riding. Definitely worth checking out.
See the feature here.

The Garbstore website finally launched. The brand that calls its style “unfamiliar vintage” has presented a really interesting first collection this season. The website gives you some more insight into the brand and they will also launch an online store shortly. You can already check out all the styles. Another interesting thing is, that the online store will carry Garbstore and also Japanese brand Mountain Research, which is pretty much impossible to come by in Europe. Mountain Research is also a very interesting brand, taking each season one theme and entirely dedicating themselves to this theme.

http://www.garbstore.com Check it out for yourself!