If you’ve seen the ‘Warm Regards’ print from Kawsone before, then you’ll know where the logo is from. Unfortunately, the print is sold out on Kaw’s site but you can get this shirt by Bape instead. Picture from Concept Shop.
From SneakerFreaker – This July PUMA launches a new heritage program entitled ‘From the PUMA Archive.’ The re-released products will be a combination of exact replicas and colour or material updates in order to capture the essence of the original. 1000 pairs have been produced in navy-natural, as well as natural-orange and orange-navy, two color combinations that reference Clyde’s game jerseys. The July release of the Clyde will also include a certificate of authenticity, shoe care instruction booklet, suede shoe brush and a picture of Walt Clyde Frazier sealed in a gold envelope. Collectors should note that one out of every 25 pairs per store will be packaged with an autographed picture.
This is the Eric Haze x New Balance M574 sample which features a very nice monotone graffiti look. Currently only one pair is produced. The 2nd pair will be a general release and will be coming out in November. Pictures from East Touch via Kix Files.
The best Skate store in London, Slam City Skates have finally arrived with their own T-Shirt line. They’ve been supporting the London skate scene for as long as I can remember bringing through high-profile skaters such as Nick Jensen and Olly Todd to name but a few. The T-Shirts come in a range of different colours ideal for summer. So get yourself over there as soon as possible as these are likely to be a firm favourite over the summer months.
Finally the simple but effective Kaws website has been updated with the news of a glow in the dark Kaws figurine. It was releases in Japan a while back in limited numbers, and became a firm favourite over night. As always they will be produced in limited qualities, with no exact release date. Just keep checking Hype Beast and the Kaws site for any info.
If you want to be like Shin and make your own paper sneakers, check out this DIY guide of a adidas Superstar sneaker. Unfortunately, the site’s in chinese but you should figure it out by looking at the pictures provided. Pictures from Sport Giant via Kix Files.
