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Johnny Cupcake. Not an awful lot of information at the moment other than these images but definitely one to watch out for.

Check them out at www.johnnycupcakes.com.

A few weeks ago we reported on the first of Trainerpotter’s collaborations with UK retailers and the release of their limited edition Windjammer designed by Huddersfield store SOI77. This week they drop the second, third and forth in the series with collaborations with Aberdeen based clothing store Attic.

The Trainspotter website had this to say “This Spring and Summer we have teamed up with owners and brothers Richard, Adam and Craig from the Attic store in Aberdeen in Scotland to create a trio of TS Jammers…”.

Exclusive to Fingerprint Distribution, Very Masa is one of the latest Japanese brands to hit the UK and this small collection of 5 panel caps are the first from their range to make it in to British stores.

“Very Masa puts out products for conscious individuals who appreciates and understands functionality and refined aesthetics. All of their fabrics are hand picked and constructed to the highest specifications…”

If you haven’t happened upon US based clothing label Johnny Cupcakes before now, then you’ve really been missing a treat. Started as a joke in 2001 by owner John Earle, their online catalogue features over 100 products made up of tees, hoodies and accessories all emblazoned with the brand’s iconic cupcake design in one guise or another.

The company’s legendary product drops at their flagship store in Boston offen attract hundreds of eager fashion heads who are willing to queue for hours to grab the latest tees ‘fresh from the oven’.

As part of their Spring/Summer 08 collection one the UK’s best streetwear brands Trainerspotter, have teamed up with Huddersfield fashion emporium SOI77 to create an exclusive colourway of their Windjammer jacket. The limited edition jacket features “…a rainbow check for the upper and set off against a black base and a black and white gingham lining” and was designed by, store owners, Bob Clarke and Jill Moxon.

London based ladies fashion label Not Bad For a Girl teamed up last year with UK’s finest Addict to design a collection of womens hoodies. Although this has been in the pipe line for a few months, according to the NBFG Blog these are now available to buy from all good Addict stockists.