Here's something for the ladies! Nike has released two new colors of the Nike Vandals for the Fall season. With the bright colored stitching and shiny leather, these Vandals remind us of Dr...

With Halloween representing the next big festivity on the calendar, Nike's 2008 Halloween pack has begun to hit select retailers. Four styles for the women and youth include a Dunk Low, Dunk...

Nike Vandal, born in 1984 as the successor to the Nike Air Force 1, is coming out with a new design this year named Nike Vandal High Supreme EX. The shoe comes in all black with spike-like texture covering the entire shoe. It has a tremendous amount of great details including a gold trim around the Nike Swoosh on the side, an ankle strap with gold rings and an embroidered Nike logo, and a tan-colored bottom sole again with gold accents. With the combination of black and gold and the use of different textures, this pair of shoes definitely rules supreme in the world of sneakers. Available on June 6th at Atmos Tokyo.

Most everybody knows that Nike has been blazing campaign trail remembering in their truest forms some of the brands most iconic models. While last year featured the Air Force 1, this year the limelight is shared with other models such as the Dunk and to a lesser extent classics such as the Vandal and retro running styles. The Vandal Supreme here references OG colors and the unmistakable nylon upper which new fans and veterans alike yearn for. The vintage treatment continues from Nike's end as the Vandal features a discolored midsole and other wrinkled upper. A visible of a Dunk High featuring the Vandal Supreme nylon upper has also been confirmed, but no word if that will be released later this year.

Three new colorways of Nike's classic basketball model, the Vandal has been treated with Nike's latest vintage theme. The thought of creating a deadstock pair of sneakers which has survived twenty odd years of maturation in the box has become a relatively popular tool of Nike in recent memory with the concept surely being applied over other models in the coming collections of footwear. Check your local Nike dealer for availability. Source: Atmos

These Nike Vandal High Supremes remind us of the quality of the first Vandal retros from a couple years back. The nylon material is something we haven't seen in a while, and that as well as the strap color scheme kind of remind us of the ultra-exclusive Berlin Vandals. These will be going for a cool ¥16,800, about 168 of your dollars at Mita Sneakers or Atmos Tokyo. More close ups of details after the jump!

The memo's been passed around regarding one of Nike's most popular current theme of distressing classic models to give them that time aged look. We've seen previous applications to the Dunk and the Terminator with the Vandal the latest to experience the wrath of inorganic aging. However from the looks of things the Vandal is a little better off then its predecessors with a more natural look. Slated for a summer 2008 release. Source: Streething

The Hard n' Heavy Pack is an upcoming collection from Nike packaging a punk aesthetic with the liberal use of studs on a black and gold colorway. Two models feature the Terminator and the Vandal with each including a special Nike guitar pick. Not releasing until this Fall. Source: Appartement 16

Nike has recently released the "Medal" pack to celebrate the upcoming 2008 Olympics in Beijing which just around the corner. The pack includes four models including the Nike Air Stab, Nike Air Max 95, Nike Court Force and Nike Vandal all featuring metallic gold, silver, bronze or bronze colorways. The Air Max 95 stands out from the pack as it beautifully merges all several metallic colors together on one shoe. Source: Sneaker Freaker

At the recently concluded (capsule) tradeshow, a look into this years lifestyle Fall releases from Nike included upcoming retro basketball and running models. One of the highlights are definitely the re-release of satin upper Vandals. Stay tuned for more details. Source: High Snobiety