Monday, November 11, 2019

Nike Adds All-Over Etched Swooshes Onto The Air Foamposite One




Though once much more heavily apparent than current day, Nike’s love of their own check logo continues headstrong with an overbranded take of the Air Foamposite One. What you see is most certainly what you get, not hiding one bit under the surface. Black-dressed uppers lie at the majority in terms of the color palette with little else coming through save for the just barely blue, almost grey hit of the sole unit itself. Carbon fiber arms the bottom of the midfoot as usual with its dotted patterning while the most aggressive of touch-ups is owed solely to the all-over etched swooshes scattered along the outer shell in perpetuity. Its molds in no way obstruct the graphic itself, perfectly retaining the likeness of the silhouette much like the mostly unmodified upper half. Grab a detailed look at the pair right here and find it hitting Nike.com in the near future. via SneakerNews.com

Wednesday, October 23, 2019

Saturday, September 7, 2019

HUMAN MADE x Girls Don't Cry Capsule Collection













Japanese creatives NIGO and Verdy join their respective brands, HUMAN MADE and Girls Don't Cry, together for a capsule collection.
The collection is named after HUMAN MADE's 1928 Building Kyoto location where the collection will release first. HUMAN MADE's branding is changed to the Girls Don't Cry font and the red that usually covers both brands' pieces have been changed to blue for the capsule collection. A range of offerings include a hoodies, shirts, a tote bag, satchel bag, cap, socks, crate, key chains, phone case, stickers, pins and mugs.
HUMAN MADE 1928 Kyoto will pre-release the collection on August 31. In related news, sacai announced tongue accessory attachments for its upcoming Nike LDWaffle and Blazer Mid sneakers. via FreshnessMag.com

Sunday, August 11, 2019

Baker Skateboards And Vans To Release Collaborative Footwear Capsule







In recent years, Vans has really taken their brand and products to new heights through thoughtful collaborations, partnering with a broad range of entities such as Harry Potter to independent skate labels. By fusing the DNA of their creative comrades into their own product, Vans successfully communicates modern skate culture through decades of old models such as the Sk8-Hi, Old Skool, and more. This time around, the Anaheim-based brand shines a light on Baker Skateboards, the American skateboarding brand by Andrew Reynolds known for their funky skate gear and crazy kick flip videos on Instagram.
The story is in the details as the two brands cooked up a new footwear collection using two iconic Vans silhouettes in the Sk8-Hi and Old Skool. Both pairs take on the standard materials of black suede and canvas uppers with white side stripes, but are boldly contrasted with Baker Skateboarding logos on the side panels and their ironic slogan “Giving Skateboarding a Bad Name Since 2000” stamped across the midsoles. Keep an eye out for a stateside release date as these are expected these to hit select Vans retailers soon. via SneakerNews.com


Saturday, August 10, 2019

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Monday, June 24, 2019

Air Jordan 4 Cool Grey (2019)






It’s the 30th anniversary of the Air Jordan 4 in 2019, and the classic “Cool Grey” theme that made its debut in 2004 is making a triumphant return this summer. Sporting a mixture of Cool Grey, Chrome and Dark Charcoal with a hint of Varsity Maize, the 2019 retro essentially stays true to the OG 2004 version. The tonal theme is executed with a full grey upper that is offset with a white/black midsole. Varsity maize accents are found on the interior of the air heel bubble unit and “Flight” branding on the tongue label, followed by chrome Jumpman logos on the heel to complete the style. via KicksonFire.com

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Sunday, June 23, 2019

THE NORTH FACE X NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC BOTTLE SOURCE COLLECTION










The North Face has teamed up with National Geographic for a limited edition Bottle Source collection.
Drawing attention to pollution and recycling, this collection is made from single use plastic waste found in places like Yosemite, Great Smoky Mountains and Grand Teton National Parks. A range of hoodies, short-sleeve and long-sleeve tees are created in white and black with yellow graphics of the globe, co-branding on the sleeves and a "WASTE IS OVER" message.
The North Face is donating $1 to the National Park Foundation for every Bottle Source piece made in order to support sustainability programs.
You can purchase the entire collection now on thenorthface.com now in men's and women's sizing. via FreshnessMag.com

Thursday, May 30, 2019

Nike Air Max 1 Premium Puerto Rico





With the national Puerto Rican Day Parade set to take place on June 9, the Swoosh will be celebrating the annual event with this special Nike Air Max 1Premium “Puerto Rico.” Taking on the country’s signature flag colors, white, red and blue covers its leather, mesh and nubuck construction.
The mismatching nubuck mudguard in red and blue also features subtle dotted patterns across, while other notable markings include “Pa’lante” and “Mi Gente” printed on the inner tongues, in addition to the Puerto Rican flag embroidered on its heels. Finally, special “Nike PR Air Max” branded tongue labels, white midsoles and matching tricolor outsoles in red/white/blue hues finishes off the theme.
Retailing for $140, look for the Nike Air Max 1 Premium Puerto Rico at select Nike stores and online in June. via KicksonFire.com

The Under Armour Curry 6 Thank You






Releasing this weekend, here is an official look at the Under Armour Curry 6Thank You. Celebrating Curry’s 10 years in The Town, this colorway of the model is a special tribute to his adopted home of Oakland.
The Under Armour Curry 6 Thank You, Oakland colorway is a celebration of these individuals that grind day in and day out, staying true to themselves and their community; the real heartbeat of The Town and everything it represents.
Dressed in a Black, fully knit upper, this Curry 6 flaunts Yellow accents to match the Golden State Warriors now-iconic jerseys. The full-length HOVR midsole is emblazoned with “OAKLAND,” immortalizing The Town and its fans, while the entire shoe rides atop a solid rubber outsole for unparalleled traction. The full-length speed plate underfoot keeps Curry on the balls of his feet, allowing him to blow past defenders with ease, while the external heel counter keeps him stable.
The Under Armour Curry 6 Thank You will release on May 31st on UA.com, UA Brand Houses, and at select retail partners for the retail price of $130. via KicksonFire.com