A.R.C gets in on the holiday varsity jacket craze with their rendition of the timeless athletic jacket, hooking up with throwback pioneers in Mitchell & Ness. Both labels design...

A hot commodity this year, Penfield continues to break through into the streetwear scene with very well executed collaborative projects. The latest mash up involves a hook up with Alife...

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Previously we've shown you the upcoming collabo between Rivington Club and Saucony for the Shadow 6000, now the release date has been set. All three pairs will be available this...

Rivington Club are bringing the heat once again as their latest series of collaborations feature collabos outside the usual and expected realm of the larger sneaker companies. From Lacoste to Asics, Saucony joins the list for 2008 footwear collaborations in these classic running SMUs. Available only at Rivington Club and online at rivingtonclub.com, three colors are available in red, green and blue with an anticipated release date set for the end of June.

One of New York's leading sneaker institutions, Rivington Club has had the benefit of numerous collaborations with various storied athletic brands. In their most recent team-up with Lacoste, ARC brings forth another dimension of the brands identity with a strong choice of colors and recognizable graphics. The well-traveled Lacoste polo and 1980s tennis classic Ardeur became a template for ARC to instill their brand aesthetics. The goal of designing each piece was to stay in line with sporting apparel which features many visual cues necessary on the field. The polos itself are beefed up similar to rugby shirts and feature 158, an homage to the store's address at 158 Rivington St. in New York as well as the legendary Lacoste crocodile logo. This capsule is slated for a July release at fine retailers including Rivington Club in NYC, Barney's NYC, Colette, Dover Street Market and Dieci Corso Como.