In some interesting business news, Ambiguous clothing is launching something called The Circus, a totally online wholesaling system that eliminates the need for tradeshows or meetings at all for that matter. Now select retailers can enroll in the password protected program and get access to an online ordering system as well as marketing collateral and dealer specials. Referring to it as an “online tradeshow,” Ambiguous president David Patri said this, “Buyers that are unable to afford or attend tradeshows will now have a way to view the new line and get a complete feel for the company.” Definitely not a bad concept although there’s still got to be some human contact, no? It will be interesting to see if other brands follow suit.

Although they are only recently back in the game, Ambiguous is not wasting any time. After a couple of dope 4A artist series drops, they are taking it up a notch for Holiday 2009 with a full collection of knits, flannels, cardigans, even a full-on trench coat. Subtle and classic, the whole lines looks to be both versatile and very rockable. Check out some highlights after the jump.

Completing a cycle that began with the brand’s recent relaunch, Ambiguous clothing dropped their new website today. In addition to an overall new look and all the usuals like product and athlete info, the site also features the Ambiguous HD online video zine which serves as a showcase for the artists and others that make up Ambiguous’ circle of friends and fam. Check out the fun here.

The much anticipated re-launch of Ambiguous Clothing has arrived. Among the new product in stores now is the Ambiguous 4A “Ambiguous Addicted Artists Association,” a collaborative artist series pairing artists and photographers with a blank canvas to work on. The first set of tees include work from Steven Burke (Faces), Piguan (Parts), Julian Lorenzo (Puppet), John Hill Jr. (Robot), Chema (Skull Guy), and Gavin Wilson (Woodphones). Take a look at the complete series after the jump.