adidas has just launched  a new adidas Skateboarding website. The cleanly designed site is packed with a lot of great material, including a video project called “Diagonal” featuring their European skate team and some detailed information on the launch of the new Dennis Busenitz pro model. One of our favorite parts is the animated Gonz “Shmoo” character that floats around encouraging you to register.

Check it out at www.adidas.com/skateboarding

Visvim has finally launched their official website. We have been waiting for years and now finally they took the step and present Visvim.tv. The website offers background information on the Visvim Spring/Summer 2009 Collection, the F.I.L. flagship stores and other important background info on the brand. Check it out here.

Bape has today officially launched a dedicated website for the US. At us.bape.com you find a news section, Spring/Summer 2009 Collection presentation and the online store will also be launching soon. This is just another step in the worldwide expansion of the brand.

It will be interesting to watch how the brand balances exclusivity and expansion. Its a difficult subject and there is no easy solution. So far, if you are a fan of the brand or not, they managed this balance pretty well, still selling out most of their stock. In the US people still had to make the trip to the stores in NYC and LA, that is over once the online store launches.

While on that subject, check out a recent article in the LA Times on this exact subject. They spoke to The Hundreds about growing, while maintaining the connection to their customer. Check it out here.

We have good news for all Maiden Noir fans. The Seattle brand was always kind of difficult to get a hold of, has now finally properly launched their website. Next to the Spring/Summer 2009 lookbook, background story and more, you now also find an online store on their website, making the brand finally a little more available. Check it out here.

10 Corso Como has launched their website, now featuring tons of information on their stores around the globe. Also they will be launching an online store, which is great news, for anybody not living in Milan, Tokyo or Seoul. The online store will carry products from the store, as well as a large amount of 10 Corso Como branded product.

We’ll let you know once the online store has launched.

This is good news for everybody not living in NYC or Los Angeles. Opening Ceremony has not only released a new website, but they also finally have an online store, offering both their in-house collection and many other exciting brands that they carry in store.

The site is worth a bookmark for sure. Visit it here.

French graffiti legend Zevs has launched his new website. Based on the iconic Google homepage, the artist applied his style to the famous logo and other parts of the website. Via Curated.

Check out the site at www.gzzglz.com/.

adidas Originals launched their new website this week. In line with their 60th anniversary celebration, the website now features a great interactive timeline of the brand. Also you can have a first look at new product and at the lookbooks of the season.

Check it out here.

Mumble Magazine has relaunched and now hosts the Club Mumble, an impressive list of bloggers. Here a list of bloggers, just so you get an idea: Don Pendleton, Tony Larson, Michael Leon, Matt Irving, Geoff McFetridge, Todd Bartrud, Andrew Pommier, Jeremyville, Sung Choi, Cody Hudson, Andy Mueller and about 90 more.

Expect many more updates over at Mumble from now on, therefore certainly worth a bookmark.

Sneakers N’ Stuff is celebrating their 10th anniversary in 2009. For the occasion they have launched a website that will be regularly updated with stories around SNS, as well as with updates on special product releases.

http://www.sns10years.com/

Check it out!