Supreme has launched a feature on their website that chronicles their entire sneaker history which runs from 1996 through 2009. You will find everything from their numerous collaborations with Nike SB, Vans, Timberland, and more.
Info: Supreme
Supreme has launched a feature on their website that chronicles their entire sneaker history which runs from 1996 through 2009. You will find everything from their numerous collaborations with Nike SB, Vans, Timberland, and more.
Info: Supreme
This is sick – “Vans & artist Robert Williams collaborate on a special shoe release celebrating Robert’s new show at The Tony Shafrazi Gallery, NYC. With only 13 pairs available these hand-painted & hand-signed shoes are only available at DQM on October 31st, 2009.”
Info: Off The Wall
Parisian dye house 180g designed a series of Nike footwear models using washed silk, leathers, and mineral flakes for an athletic look. They used the Air Flytop and Tennis Classic sneakers as their base. The final result is bright in yellows, purples and greens. The collection will be released at their 180g store on Tuesday, November 5th.











Info: Highsnobiety
Johnny Cupcakes has released some nice cut-and-sew pieces. The ‘Dress Shirt Set’ features a fine 100% cotton dress shirt which fits true to size. It also comes with a tie and handkerchief. The keft side reads “Johnny Cupcakes” and the tight side is “Stay Fresh”.

Info: Johnny Cupkaes
Japanese brand Kinetics worked together with DJ Muro on a series of several items. The whole line includes a Timberland 7 eyelet Boot, a New Era Flap Cap, a hoodie and a long sleeve te-shirt. All items feature the heavy red, black and green plaid patterns. The package will hit retailers on Saturday. November 7th.



Info: Kinetics
Acronym X Nike!! No, I am not kidding! There are no release dates infos so far, but from the looks of these images the dual branded, all black, wool and leather Dunk and Blazer stay true to the Acronym aesthetic and if they ever hit stores will be an absolute must have.



Info: SlamXHype