One of my favorite streetwear brands, 3Sixteen, continues to differentiate itself from its competition. With each passing season this brand seems to move further and further away from the t-shirt and hoody culture of streetwear as it evolves into a traditional cut and sew American menswear brand. The result is an amazing array of pieces that would work for just about any man. You have to admire their ability to push the limits and create new and exciting designs. My personal favorite is this heavy fleece field jacket. Don’t know how much it’s going to cost, don’t know when it’s going to be available, but this is a piece that I must have in my collection. 3Sixteen, the check is in the mail.

You can see the entire collection at my personal favorite blog Selectism.

Chocolate Crocodile, the San Fernando Valley’s premier street-wear boutique, and one of our stockists, got together with Rogue Status sub-brand, DTA, to create a really nice fitted from Estate LA. The hat drops on November 1st at “The Day of the Dead” art show put on by Choc Croc, Rogue Status and our homies at Clandestine Rabbit Tattoo. Respect to Vic and Mike at Chocolate Crocodile for putting together another nice collaborative piece. You may remember the shirt they did with Rogue Status.

For more pics, hit the jump.

Clandestine Rabbit x Chocolate Crocodile “Day of the Dead” Art Show
November 1st, 2008
Hours: 8:00 pm - 12:00 am
18400 Ventura Blvd.
Tarzana, CA 91356

As you can see, ladies and dudes went nuts for $50 Diesel Denim (yeah, one day only, gnarles). I can’t understand what they’re saying but it sounds like, “Hey, Everyday Villains, when the eff are you gonna get an account here in Amsterdam? You guys make the best stuff, I’m sure millions of Americans buy two of your shirts every single day.” You Dutch are so sweet. Honestly though, these kids seem like they might be high. Call it a guess.

Announced a few months ago, and just now available to the rapidly bankrupting masses of the American public, we present to you the G-Shock x Spike Lee. This collaboration is fairly basic. Spike Lee’s company logo is embossed on the back of the watch (hit the jump for images). But the real story here has to be how friggin’ old Spike Lee is and perhaps the bigger story is how upset he looks in this picture. Seriously, you just scored a fairly nice little deal, Spike. How about a smile? Mars Blackman would have smiled.

Available now at Dave’s Quality Meat.