Hong Kong’s top flight street fashion brand Fingercroxx clothing pulls the veil off their “Black Seriex” collection. Inspirations were particularly born from the U.S Delta Force – a covert anti terrorism and special mission unit.

This surely gives streetwear clothing a new spin from the military-camo aesthetics.

The collection consists of: Slim cropped pants, cargos, pullovers, and more seek monotone tees.

Check out Fingercroxx Website

Make sure you bookmark Streetwearxhiphop.com for the latest street fashion and hip hop news.

Technorati Tags: Aesthetics, Camo, Delta Force, Fall Winter, Fashion Brand, Fashion Clothing, hip hop news, Hong Kong, Inspirations, Spin, Street Fashion, Tees, Terrorism, Top Flight, Veil

In the Sub by Subcrew Lookbook for their higher end line “The Diffusion” 2011 Collection, the Hong Kong top tier streetwear brand unveils a new batch of minimalistic and monochromatic themed winter wears: Peacoats, varsity jackets, and motorcycle jackets. What other to describe this collection other than simple elegance?

Featured in the above lookbook photo shoot are their very own co-owners and hometown icons: Edison Chen & Sam Lee.

Check out more Hong Kong based street fashion on our site and get a taste of where their industry’s heading.

Technorati Tags: Diffusion, Edison Chen, Elegance, Hometown, Hong Kong, Minimalistic, Motorcycle Jackets, Photo Shoot, Sam Lee, Street Fashion, Streetwear Brand, Ub, Varsity Jackets

The Hong Kong streetwear clothing brand CLOT has garnered a steady wealth of praise for their Alienegra series. Thanks also of course to the overexposure by Edison Chen. For the winter holidays, they’ve beefed up their Alienegra offers with the Camo Parka, which comes available in white and black. The camo patterns which account for the base of the fabric are camouflaged.

Special Features: Removable face mask, ribbed front pockets, drawstrings, and elbow patches.

Price: $420 USD a pop. Available at JUICE stores.

Technorati Tags: Alienegra, Camo Patterns, Drawstrings, Edison Chen, Elbow Patches, Fabric, Face Mask, Hong Kong Streetwear, Mono, Overexposure, Pockets, Special Features, streetwear clothing, Winter Holidays

Here’s a preview look at the CLOT x JAM HOME Made “Faceless Rolex” watch series – an absolutely unique and unconventional concept in itself. It’s always good to see a cross country collaborative effort.

Features: Rolex silhouette with textured bezel encompassing the see through faceless watch bed.

Technorati Tags: Bezel, Collaborative Effort, Cross Country, Rolex Watch, Silhouette

Probably one of the most captivating denim advertisement we’ve seen in the streetwear industry. The Hong Kong based brand CLOT introduces in their teaser video their Dynasty “Day & Night” Denim Series.

What makes these pair of denim jeans so special? Aside from being marketed as a premium line under CLOT, they are each specially processed and accented with UV gloss patterns, which causes the jeans to glow under black lights. The conception also incorporated an ancient Eastern Chinese medical practice from the branch of acupuncture.

CLOT sure is harvesting reams of unprecedented creativity in their output pieces.

For more of the world’s latest street fashion, take your time, sit back and browse through SXH.

Technorati Tags: Acupuncture, Advertisement, Creativity, Denim Jeans, Dynasty Collection, Hong Kong, Medical Practice, Reams, Street Fashion, Streetwear Industry

The Hong Kong based brand Know1edge, founded by Brian Siswojo in 2004, continues to supply their fans this time round with more modern and casual aesthetics for their fall and winter wear.

As expected, all garment types embody the highest grade of fabrics – just take a look at the grey cardigans and peacoats.

Included in this collection are also the “Brasco” (slim fit), “Donny” (Straight), and “Stranger” (looser fit) pants.

Vanness Wu (Chinese singer, actor, director) and his jewely label 3.V.O.7 brings their creative mind together with Oakley to produce the Frogskin sunglasses series. These will be limited to distribution in the following Asian countries: China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea, Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand.

In cause you guys don’t know nice it, 3.V.O.7 is LOVE displayed visually upside down.

Hong Kong’s home-grown street wear brand Know1edge recently partnered with Li-Ning, one of China’s largest sportswear brand (who’s sponsored a handful of NBA stars like Baron Davis, Shaquille O’neal, along with a board room full of international athletes), to launch a new collection of lifestyle performance shoes for their world.

The following is an extract from Brian Swiswojo’s (Founder of Know1edge) short interview with Hypebeast.

How did you get acquainted with Li-Ning?

It’s crazy when I think about it again. It’s already been around 4 years! I was thinking to myself, I would love to do a collaboration project with Li-Ning simply because it’s a footwear brand from China with Chinese Pride that has been around for many years. I wanted to make a small mark in some part of Li-Ning’s collection. Just as I was thinking this, two years ago, I bumped into my good friend Scott who now works for Li-Ning.

I told him that I wanted to do something with Li-Ning and the crazy thing is, Scott had the same feeling of wanting to do something with Know1edge. It’s a mutual respect and interest. I requested that they allow me to have full control over my design and have my own outsole created. This collection is going to be the start of Li-Ning’s new lifestyle collection.

Was there any brief given?

The only brief was to design any shoe that I wanted to design meaning 110% full creative control. And to be very honest, working with Li-Ning has been one of the most amazing experiences. They are very professional and they have a strong footwear production team. I thank Scott and all the team at Li-Ning for making it such a great experience.

Would you say that there are some misconceptions about Chinese brands?

They copy, copy and copy. I guess, it has been true in some aspects. That’s why, we wanted to make a difference. China is taking over son!

When you set out to create this collection what were you looking to achieve?

Just make casual footwear that was still affordable, make footwear appealing for everybody.

How did you go about picking colors?

I always loved brown and when I was doing this collection, brown was on my mind. The use of red and black are inspired by the Jordan 1 colorways and it’s always good luck to wear something red in the Chinese culture, growing up Chinese, that’s what we learned from an early age.

Know1edge is rooted as an apparel brand but designing footwear was something a little different?

It’s always been a dream to me. I’m so lucky to have the opportunity to design footwear as freelancer in the past but this offer from Li-Ning to have a collection with Know1edge is something that I couldn’t pass up.

Overall, what are your sentiments and wishes with the collection?

I want it to be worn and liked by many. Just trying to make a comfortable, affordable, and good looking casual shoe… When you look at the silhouette of the shoes, you’ll understand that we put a lot in making a well shaped shoe and that’s the most important thing in making footwear, THE SHAPE! It could make or break a shoe.

What do you have going on in the near future?

We’ve just finished our second collection with Li-Ning. Two of them are carry-overs from our first collection and a new slip-on is on the way. I’m psyched on the slip-on. Check it out soon and I hope you’ll like it. We will also work with various artists in the upcoming collections so keep on checking for the latest drops.

Catch up with Brian’s latest projects now at 8FIVE2.

For their “Traveling Mickey” project, CLOT x Disney enlists ten notable artists from around the world to each customize a blank Mickey Mouse canvas figure.

The 10 chosen artists include André, Makoto Azuma, Carri Munden of Cassette Playa, CLOT, Dr. Romanelli, Eric So, Jakuan, Motonori Masui, Madsaki, Mister Cartoon.

All 10 pieces will be up for auction in the “Man Is In the Forest” pop up stores during their tour in Hong Kong and Taipei.

50% of the sales of each 1 of 1 figure will be donated to the China Youth Development Foundation for social welfare and education.

One stunning timepiece by Bamford Watch Department x NHIZ . BWD is a company specializing in custom Rolex watches.

This is collaborative project is geared towards the remake of the Rolex Deepsea series. The custom outcome yields an all-black look with adjustable nylon strap and branded face.

The cost? $2,240 USD. Available only at I.T Hysan in Hongkong.

At SXH, we offer high-power exposure slots for all streetwear brands and streetwear clothing company. If you are interested in getting featured, be sure to contact us at info@streetwearxhiphop.com

Technorati Tags: Adjustable Nylon, Bwd, Clothing Company, Collaborative Project, Custom Rolex Watches, Custom Watches, Hongkong, Hysan, Rolex Watch, Slots, Sxh, Timepiece, Watch Gallery