Stussy Japan has uploaded a feature that has some great behind the scenes shots of the creation process in the Brooks factory of their upcoming Stussy collaboration saddle, that was designed by the Wilson Brothers.

Check it out here.

A couple of weeks we first showed you the Stussy x Brooks Saddle, made by the Wilson Brothers for Stussy. Here is now a look at the final product. The saddle will be released in Japan on 8th of November. At this point we are not sure, when and if it will release outside of Japan. Let’s hope it does!

An interesting project is coming from the Wilson Brothers and Brooks. Brooks is one of the most famous quality bike saddler makers and known for their high quality standards. The Wilson Brothers have made some impressive bikes in recent years, so the partnership only made sense. Together with Brooks they produced a saddle for Stussy. It looks like it will be coming in white leather. Via Paul Mittleman.

More on this project, once we get closer to the release. An image of the packaging follows after the jump.

As part of the AF1 Silver Service installation at Dover Street Market, the Wilson Brothers (Ben and Oscar) have created a traditionally lugged, steel–framed fixed wheel bicycle. This bespoke, hand-crafted piece draws inspiration from the track and captures the essence of what’s happening on the streets today. The bicycle has been added to the curation at Dover Street Market which celebrates 25 years of the iconic Air Force 1. Via Sneaker Freaker.
After the jump you can check out some more detailed shots.

The Wilson Brothers announced “Hextable” – a special product for Stussy. After the success of the limited edtition chairfix that the Wilson Brothers created for Stussy London a couple of years ago, they were now asked to work on a new product for Stussy Japan.
"Hextable" is an occasional table for the home, and is made from two identical components that once popped out of their packaging, fold and lock into place to create an incredibly light yet strong structure. "Hextable" is made from recycled cardboard and is fully recyclable. Because of its Honeycomb core "Hextable" weighs in at an incredible 1.2 kg which it a very sustainable product for logistics. The product also features an all-over repeat Stussy Pattern which was hands screen printed in London.The product is limited to Japan and London only (London Store Covent Garden) and went on sale this past weekend! A nice and innovative project once again by Stussy and the Wilson Brothers.