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With pockets galore, high-density foam protection and good looks to boot, Booq’s Mamba Pack is as good as it gets for laptop backpacks; it’ll accommodate 13″-17″ notebooks.

Mixing urban fashion with Chinese culture, Akunfuncture’s t-shirt line takes ancient symbols and legends and gives them a fresh coat of ink; above: Monkey King Urban rocks.

With studs aplenty and wing-shaped flaps, Robin’s Jean ain’t winning any macho points; however, anytime you get the ladies ogling (and possibly groping) your butt, it’s a good thing.

New for Diesel’s SS09 line: this Jomess-Service jacket is a nice bridge between the cooler and warmer months, with a lightly-baffled Tecno fabric shell, 7 pockets and a hooded neckline.

Timberland’s Tackhead boots are mostly rugged with just a whiff of refinement; waxed and washed canvas is topped with a leather toecap, while the sole is made of wood and rubber.

Although we love robots and all, this Mr. Roboto Goes Sightseeing t-shirt by Philip Tseng is all about what you can’t see: a portion is printed in UV ink, visible only in direct sunlight.

A premium leather upper, brown tartan lining and swept-back, oversized tongue: yup, Adidas’ classic ’78 Tobacco trainer is back and looking hot; choose from cream and black colorways.

Diesel’s Atom Wallet combines your keychain with your cards and bills, with an array of keyholders within as well as a separate spiral-linked chain with looped leather handle.

S.A. Roberts’ Disposable Watchphone concept looks pretty avante garde, but it’s designed to be a cheaply produced prepaid phone that can be easily worn on your wrist.

North Face’s Mercurial Jacket is reversible not just for looks: the baffled silvery side allows heat to escape and reflects 39-47% more of the sun’s rays than the warming black side.

With clean, bold graphics and straightforward messages, Fat Gold Clothing’s t-shirts make just enough noise without being obnoxious; our favorite: the comfort food-laden 100% Fat Free.

Trendsetter Hiroshi Fujiwara’s Fragment Design has collaborated with Incase for a limited edition iPhone 3G slider case; his working credits include Nike, Eric Clapton and Levis.

We’ve always been fans of DC Shoes’ skate-friendly aesthetics, so we’re digging the back-to-basics simplicity of their DC Life Spring 2009 collection; sneak a peek of the lineup here.

Blending both Chinese and US Army styles may be an unholy union to some, but CLOT’s General M65 jacket has us doing double takes with its gold accents, flap pockets and epaulets.

Christian Hosoi’s latest collaboration with Vans is straight-up sexy: these Vans Sk8-Hi Vert Pros feature heavily perfed leather panels and two red, black and white colorways.

Straight from the uncut NC-17 version of The Lion King: we think Casasupernova’s Circle of Life t-shirt is a far more accurate representation of nature at its most basic; thanks, Mike!

Best known for his nature-themed vector screenprints, Mike Klay is selling his Animal Gravity piece on TeeFury; it’s available now for 24 hours, so be sure to pick one up soon!

Ditching roman numerals for years, the Air Jordan 2009s will use articulated propulsion technology, which allows explosive forward movement and improves responsiveness.

Burger King and t-shirts seems “cheesy”, but their Burger King Studios apparel line is surprisingly fresh and hip; our favorite is King of Deliciousness where you can have it your way.

Steel Toe Studios excels at making cool stuff from found objects; their Cyclone bike gear bottle opener is our top pick; it’s welded to a steel bushing and then oxidized and hot waxed.

With a heritage that stretches back to 1983, Adidas Forum celebrated its 25th anniversary with a Foot Locker re-release that adds a heel cup and high strap for ankle protection.

Finally, some targets geeks will appreciate: Olly Moss’ has a sweet “Shoot the Baddies” graphic that features our favorite movie and game villains. Note: vote for it at Threadless.

For those who want their pack to stand out from… the pack, Speck’s TuckPack is an upscale-ish laptop bag for 13″ notebooks; choose from Coffeehouse Brown or Black Pinstripe.