On Tuesday, March 9th, Fitted Hawaii and APB will release the Support Local Skateboarding pack. Consisting of 35 decks, 100 New Era mesh backs, and 40 tees, the pack was produced to help defray medical costs for Fitted family member Kenneth Brimer’s bone marrow transplant stemming from leukemia treatment. 100% of the proceeds go to Kenneth’s cause. You can also email info@fittedhawaii.com if you want to help directly. Full looks at the pack after the jump.

Shut Skate Mechanics has just brought back a super limited amount of 2009 shirts to benefit the Harold Hunter Foundation. 100% of the proceeds from the Nike Bridgerunners Harold Hunter Run Dr-fit ($30), Harold Hunter Day 3 t-shirt ($20), and BBQ Skate Jam t-shirt ($10) will go directly to the foundation. Individual looks after the jump.

Lurk Hard just dropped one of their s/s 2010 tees, the Crappy Lifestyle in kelly green. Designed to mimic the logo of the Tokyu Hands store in Tokyo and representing “not having a job, skating everyday, substance abuse, sucking at life or any other down word spiral event of your choice,” the Crappy Lifestyle tee will be available in the next couple weeks. Stay tuned to the Lurk Hard blog for release info and while you’re there make sure you watch the footy of the fight on a bus in San Fran, its some bugged out shit!

Heel Bruise just dropped a couple looks at one of their upcoming tees for summer 2010. A good classic skate deck graphic flipped into some super summery colorways is always a good thing.

Hubba Wheels’ daily dose of softcore, Good Morning Wood has spawned its own tee shirt and mug kit. Now if people didn’t know why you always have to “go to the bathroom” right after signing on to you computer in the morning, they will. Go here for order info and be sure to follow Good Morning Wood on Twitter, you can be more discreet on your phone.

Shut has just dropped a new t-shirt series paying respect to some of New York City’s most venerable institutions, starting with The Brooklyn Bridge and Taxi Cabs. Available now at Shut Skate Mechanics. The Taxi after the jump.

Diamond Supply and Young & Reckless have just dropped a T-Shirt pack together. The design takes from motorcycle gang imagery and calls out Nick Diamond and Drama’s hometowns of San Francisco and Akron, Ohio, respectively. Not a ground breaking collabo but definitely a good tee in some dope color ways. More after the jump.

NYC Based Sneaktip is known mostly for their use of sneakerhead/hip-hop references in their apparel but it’s obviously not a stretch these days to flip some skate shit within that same zone. In that vein, they’ve released a new version of their “99 Problems” t-shirt, this time with a skateboard in the mix. You can peep their entire new collection at MashKulture. Another colorway after the jump.

As a nice Christmas present, Shake Junt has unveiled their new Lizard King tee, “Mucho Passion.” So simple yet saying so much, you can bet it’s going to be a best seller. Stay tuned for info on when and where you can actually get one. Another look at the tee in action after the jump.

For Turntable Lab’s 10th anniversary, they teamed up with Geoff McFetridge and Solitary Arts for a limited edition tee. Available exclusively at Turntable Lab stores and online, you can go here to get one. Via Club Mumble.