INSA, a graf artist, has designed some very nice clothing with Oki-Ni. They will be available at Oki-Ni’s London Saville Row store and online starting Febuary 2nd. Each will be limited to 100 pieces. Pictures from Insa.
First there was just the Nike Dunk. Then Dunk Pro, SB, NL and now it looks like Nike Dunk ACG (All Conditions Gear) is the next thing. I’ll save my judgement until I see them in the flesh. So far so good. Looks like they used concept from the NL dunks (the heel part). Just the midsole looks different.
Picture from KF via NT.
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Here is a look at Neigborhood’s 2006 Summer and Spring sneakers. They are called ‘Mexican Adolescence’ and are made of canvas.
Picture from Glandscape.
Vogue UK has some new pictures of the famous Japanese designer Junya Watanabe’s upcoming Autumn and Winter collection for 2006 – 2007. It looks like the military and camouflage style is still the trend. Click here to see all the pictures.
Vulture Droppings have a great new interview with the pioneer of sneaker activism – Al Cabino.
As I type this, Al’s Back To The Future Nike petition has 3912 signatures. Can we help it break 4000? See it and sign it here.
For their first project of 2006, Mekanism joined forces with English creative duo Warren Du Preez and Nick Thornton Jones.
The outcome: a unique black and white disruptive pattern, printed on 100 limited-edition decks and t-shirts. They will be available from February 4th at select retailers, and online at JeReveQueJeDors.
Busy Work Shop NYC will be releasing this Bape G-Shock on February 3rd. In addition, The NYC exclusive teal/white Bape Sta will be releasing on the same day. Pictures and info from Kookies.
