Defgrip has a new interview with the man behind DQM (Dave’s Quality Meat) Dave Ortiz. Check it out as Dave talks about his history with Zoo York, his Air Max 90 collaboration with Nike, and his store in NYC.
To read the interview, go here.
Cliquenmove has a sneak peak of what looks to be a Nike x Fragment Air Force 1. According to a prediction made by Iori of Kix Files, this might be a collaboration between Nike, Fragment and UNDFTD because of the “combat-grade ballistic materials used” previously on the UNDFTD Dunk high. In addition, Hiroshi Fujiwara has been mentioning on his blog about meeting up with Eddie Cruz and about perhaps an UNDFTD Japan. Time will unveil what this sneaker is about!
Also check out chanel 1 on Cliquenmove for a look at the Nike x Gucci Dunks that never came out.
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I would never have thought of this collaboration, but it is happening! Number (N)ine has done a designed on one of Converse’s best selling basketball shoe, the Weapon. With the big ‘N(N)’ on the tongues, the price is definitely up there. They will be available Spring 2006 in Black/White and White/Red colorways. From Mens Nonno via Secret Base.
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Thanks to snugglesmcduggal from ISS forum for some pictures of the Nike shoes that are coming out Fall ‘06. According to what he said on ISS, these shown here are only half of the all that will come out. Let us take a look what Nike will be releasing; from patent to canvas, from Dunk to Court Force, and from normal sole to a checkered sole.
Jor1 the customizer has just done new customs on Bape Stas. The chromacolor gradient Bape Sta almost took him 2 years to finish! Thanks to DeadStockMag for the info, you can also read a interview there.
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Cool Hunting shows us a sneak peak of the Loomstate Vans which will come out next Febuary.
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” Made using the same 100% organic cotton that they use to make their clothes (it’s a blend of fibers from Turkey, Texas, and Kentucky that Loomstate engineered themselves), the shoes come in classic slip-on and high-top models (pictured) and they’re lined in the same signature polka-dot fabric used for interior panels of their jeans.”
Nike held a private party at the Nike iD 255 in NYC a few days ago. Only 25 people were given the opportunity to create a special edition AKA Nike Dunk including people like Stash, Futura, KAWS, and JEST.
