As some of you may have already seen, the Nike SB Dunks “Three Bears Pack” are probably one of the more bizarre sneaker packs Nike has ever released. Coming in three Nike Dunk SB models (high, mid, and low), the Three Bears Pack sport furry material on it’s inside pannels and have bright colorways of blue/light green, lime/pink, and blue/orange. These kicks will probably do more than just turn heads and break necks, they’ll probably attract other furry animals as well.
Image: Urban Look
Here are two hoodies from PRPS’s Fall/Winter collection. As you can see from the images the details on the hoodies are unique because of it’s distressed look. PRPS is known for their premium denim and these hoodies look very premium as well. Available now at Greyone.
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Here is a look at Nike’s Spring/Summer 2007 catalog thanks to Cubanbee from Niketalk. Other than new colors for the Dunks, Air Max’s, Vandals and Air Stabs, the catalog also shows number of new re-releases including the Air Tech Challenge, Air Max Light and more. There will also be new colorways for the recently release Air Max Hybrids.
Check out more images after the jump.
Image: Cubanbee @ Niketalk
Info: Kix and the City
Stash and Slick will be holding a collaborative art exhibition “Rust In Piece” which will be held in Los Angeles at the Melt Gallery on November 9th.
Curated by Supertouch, the show will feature individual and collaborative works by the two legendary street art icons as well as exclusive products available only at the exhibition.
Image/Info: Supertouch
Dr. Romanelli has just released a new collection with the Looney Toons called “What’s Up DRx?”. The collection was released last Friday in LA at 181 Martel where tees, jackets, figures and “reconstruct” DRx Converse were available for purchase. Check out the pictures of the events and goods from that night.
Image: Supertouch
Supreme has collaborated with De Martini for three new single strap shoulder messenger bag.
The messenger bag as we know it today, however, originated in the 1950s or thereabouts, being produced as a bag for telephone linemen, by Globe Canvas/De Martini in New York. The linemen needed a bag they could easily access while climbing telephone poles, and this design worked perfectly.
Minimal and durable these new bags will be a welcome addition to anyone who loves the old roots of the downtown scene…
Image/Info: Paul Mittleman @ Honeyee
