Check out the latest collection from the Flying Coffin crew. This collection is easily the largest ever seen from the Seattle-based brand. Hats, Jackets, Shirts, and even a water bottle. This collection has already been shipped out to Flying Coffin stockists worldwide.

But, if you want the jump on everyone and get this gear in your hands now (and also take a look at the lookbook for this season), then check out www.flyingcoffin.com

Be safe tonight and make sure you get sealed candy. Don't want the kids choking on foreign materials. Did see one of these costumes out last night and had to find a video that was equally as awesome.

This Saturday, the Freelance Provenance Series celebrates it's next artist: Ekundayo. The Honolulu-born artist will be holding a workshop where he will talk about finding your voice as an artist, working with color, and the creative process. Also, all participants in the workshop will join with Ekundayo on a special collaborative mural. Finally, there will be an invaluable Q&A time with the artist.

This all goes down this Saturday at 11am at the ArtSMITH (1116 Smith St. in Chinatown). Admission is $7.

You can pre-register for the workshop here.

Note: admission will also be available at the door, but there will be limited seating, so pre-registering is recommended.

For more info, check out www.freelanceclothingworldwide.com

Releasing this Saturday is a new set from the Fitted Ohana. The title says it all: Quālitās is Latin for "quality" and this set has it in spades. Up first is a black shirt with a white graphic simply stating "Premium Quality Goods." The graphic is repeated on the front and back.

Also releasing is a premium release Kamehameha New Era featuring a grey upper, black denim brim, red Kamehameha logo and sweatband, and white New Era logo, Fitted crest and crown.

This drops this Saturday at the Kona St. headquarters. For more info, check out www.fittedhawaii.com

Check out this month's edition of ART&FLEA, fetauring a (surprise) vintage VAMPS theme. Come dressed up in our favorite vintage gear, fangs, capes, canes, and whatnot.

Music this month will be provided by LATER MUSIC (www.latermusic.com) and DJs ADHDJ, Matt Ratt, and Ross Jackson.

Also, check out the special Talkstory session with Hallobaloo 2011 artists BATHS, THE NEW MASTERSOUNDS, and GAUDI from 7-8pm.

Don't forget to bring a bag for all the dope stuff you'll find at this flea market and the fine folks at PhotoOpsHawaii will be rocking a photobooth.

This all goes down this Thursday at 5pm at Fresh Cafe. $2 entry for all ages.

For more info, check out www.artandflea.com

The in4mants are releasing a special edition set of shirts in conjunction with Michelle's Bar and Lounge. The shirts come in two designs and two colors. They'll be released at Human Imagination on Nuuanu and Pauahi; Pearlridge; and Michelle's on Hopaka St. Script done by Aaron from 808Tattoo. Photos by Brady Oshiro.

Also releasing is a special edition mixtape by DJ REVISE for this release.

Get these at the in4mants spots starting today.

Also! Tonight, there's a special shirt release party/pre-Halloween madness at Michelle's with a Vampire Vixens themed Halloween night.

For more, check out www.in4mants.com // www.michellesbar.com

Releasing tomorrow is some new gear from the Fitted Ohana. First up is a remix of a crowd favorite: Island Boys No Ka 'Oi. Printed on white, it features the phrase on the front of the shirt, with a Fitted crest in place of the O. The back features a Fitted crown. Also releasing is a red version of the CHEE-HU New Era: red body, black brim, white shaka, crest and crown. A definite winner.

Available tomorrow at the Kona St. headquarters.

For more, check out www.fittedhawaii.com

With Halloween about a week away, now's the time to get that brain in gear to get some ideas for dressing up. And no, you can't go as Iron Man AGAIN this year.

Once you get that all sorted out, check out the 4th annual HALLOWBALOO street festival happening in Chinatown. This year promises to be the biggest year yet, with FOUR days of activities, getting you in the mood for the big day next Monday.

The activities start on Thursday with the Hallowbaloo Electronica Pre-Party featuring BATHS along with Lapwing and DJ Packo. This all goes down at NextDoor (43 Hotel St.) at 9pm.

Friday night will be the Hallowbaloo Kick-Off Concert featuring WARPAINT, PAPER DIAMOND (along with Kalalea Fire fire dancers), and Hawaii's own CLONES OF THE QUEEN. This event goes down at 830pm at The Waterfront at Aloha Tower.

Saturday night is the Hallowbaloo Street Festival. Starting at 5pm, it's Hawaii's largest live music showcase with 35+ bands & DJs spread across 6 stages. Also, there's Club Hallowbaloo going down with one wristband granting you access to EIGHT clubs throughout the night (Soho Mixed Media Bar, Bar 35, the Venue, NextDoor, Manifest, Lotus Downtown, The Loft Gallery & Lounge, Mercury Bar). Don't forget about the costume contest, and something called Zombie Alley. This all goes down in Chinatown on Nu'uanu Avenue.

Sunday features the Hallowbaloo Kanikapila at Kaimana Beach Park, at the foot of Diamond Head. This kanikapila will be headlined by Guy Cruz (with Marc Pearlman) and Medicine For The People. This free event runs from 3-6pm.

Finally, Monday is Halloween in Waikiki. The festivities on Kalakaua Avenue will start around 7pm, so get there early to get into the mix and into the activities before it gets really crazy.

For more information about all these events, check out http://www.hallowbaloo.com

For tickets to any of the shows mentioned above, check out http://hallowbaloo2011.eventbrite.com/

Releasing this Saturday, the Fitted Ohana pay tribute to one of Hawaii's most iconic beaches: Yokahama Bay. Keawa'ula Beach was named Yokahama Bay (or Yokes) as a tribute to the Japanese fisherman that frequented the area at thte turn of the century. Yokahama Bay, of course, referring to the port city in which many of the immigrants sailed out of to come to Hawaii.

Yokahama Bay is also home to one of the more famous wave breaks in Hawaii, rivaling only Pipeline in renown and danger. This set's colorway references the ocean conditions of the area.

The H Pride hat features a tan and teal combination that references the condition of the sand and sea. The tanktop features a grey color with white letters and a white crown. Perfect for a lazy day at the beach.

These will be available at the Kona St. headquarters starting Saturday. For more, check out www.fittedhawaii.com