In the upcoming film Machete, Danny Trejo headlines an allstar cast, including, Robert De Niro, Cheech Marin, and Jessica Alba to name a few.  In addition, David Choe was commissioned to create some new art works based on the film.  Here are the results and a clip of some of the process...

In celebration of their 10th anniversary, Japanese brand BAL, has gotten together with Stussy & Porter to come up with a couple great lookin collabs.  They are doing a shirt with Stussy in 2 colorways, and a backpack, coin purse, and money clip with Porter.  All are set to drop at the end of the Month...

Don't really know too much about this collab, looks interesting though.  Stussy has teamed up with Tower Records on a “THINK MUSICAL… ACT LOCAL” collaboration, that includes a tee and a towel that features the slogan “NO MUSIC… NO LIFE."  Tower was dope, I didn't even know they still existed...

G-Shock has joined forces with British label/music producers Passarella Death Squad for a really nice rendition of the DW-6900. Kept it pretty simple with white contrast hits, but there is also some nice subtle detail with custom backlight & face, engraving on back case, and logo stamp on the band. The matte black is a nice touch too, available September of this year...

Vans Vault has come together with another great brand to create this really dope collab.  This time they matched up a pair of SK8-HI's (using Filson's trademark canvas and leather) to go along with one of Filson's awesome looking rucksacks.  Really like the recent collabs Vans has been doing with all these heritage companies.  Word is there are a bunch more in the works...

Working closely alongside, original seamstress, Sato Hughes, Apolis and Kanvas by Katin have come together for the 2nd time to create a really great lookin pair of boardshorts.  The shorts come in 2 different fabrics, nylon and a 5.5 oz chambray sourced from Spain.  "Kanvas by Katin is an iconic fifty year old California example of craftsmanship, responsible for developing the original swim trunk.  In the late 1950's Nancy and Walter Katin were in the business of making boat covers. In 1959 they were commissioned to produce a swim trunk that would meet the rugged needs of California waterman. The trunks were a huge success and became the uniform for watermen worldwide. For Katin's 50th Anniversary Apolis approached them with the concept of a boutique capsule for the fashion market."  Grab a pair on their online store here.

In  celebration of their 30th aniversary Stussy is doing a bunch of really dope collabs, here are a few shirts they are putting out. Bape, Ren & Stimpy (not an anniversary collab), and Furtura...