Having previously immortalized the likes of Marisa Tomei, a Jesus piece, and stacks of cash as skate decks, Alltimers now turns its attention to Ryan Gosling. Created alongside Montreal-based Dime, the design — billed as “the first-ever board designed specifically for girls to ride” — is exactly what it sounds like: a cutout cruiser of The Gos. Complete with a Dime-emblazoned henley and Alltimers chain, the collaborative Gosling deck is due out July 15 at 12 a.m. EDT with the relaunch of Dime’s web shop.
NOMOS introduced its popular Lambda silhouette to much fanfare back in 2013, which was warmly received and has since been awarded numerous accolades. Originally designed with a 42mm case, the new 39mm iteration also features the same in-house caliber DUW 1001 NOMOS Glashütte manual-winding movement. The smaller case will definitely be a welcome addition to fans who would prefer a smaller size, which is available in 18k rose gold with a variety of hand choices. Retailing for €11,800 EUR (approximately $13,000 USD), head over to NOMOS’ site for more details.
SOPHNET. introduces a new design to its T-shirt range under the sports-oriented F.C.R.B. label. Riffing off the Supreme box logo, the design instead replaces it with “Bristol” in a white typeface against a colorful splatter box print with a grid overlay, atop a white base. The T-shirt is also available in grey and black colorways, with monochromatic box logos adorning those iterations. Available for approximately $65 USD, buy the T-shirt now from F.C.R.B.
Japanese favorite UNDERCOVER has followed up the return of its Hamburger Lamp — originally released back in 2002 in extremely limited quantities — with a collaborative tee alongside Dover Street Market. Available in both black and white, the design simply sports an oversized version of the brand’s signature “U” logo while a repeating hamburger motif — eyes, fangs and all — adorns the entirety of the graphic. Retailing for £60 GBP (approximately $93 USD) each, the tees can be found now via DSM’s web store.
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