The Retail Mafia X Rockstar Games collaborated tees and hoodies are now available at Rockstar Warehouse, Rockstar Games’ online store. Each tee and hoody is limited to 500 pieces and are designed by artists and brands like alife, aNYthing, SSUR, Umbrella (Futura), Irak NYC, The Cut, Situationormal, Married to the Mob, J Money and DGAF. The tees retail for $40 and the hoodies cost $70.
Info via [A Silent Flute]
These Nike Women Dunk highs in a pink, black and white colorway just released in Japan. Fortunately, they’re a general release so the ladies (or guys) who like this sneaker should be able to easily get them.
From [LTD Online] via [Secret Base]
The Phoenix, a Boston based news agency, has a new article about the rapidly growing sneaker culture in Boston. This very detailed article talks about what the whole sneaker game is all about, from the collectors that camp like homeless people to the riots for the Pigeon Dunk SB in New York. Familiar names that made contributions to this article include Rob Heppler from Weekly Drop and Lori from Female Sneaker Fiend.
Click [HERE] to read this great article.
When the KAWS X Pushead Companions dropped at Kawsone.com, they sold out in minutes. But luckily, there will be another chance coming soon to buy these very limited toys. The three versions, black, silver and glow in the dark will be dropping within the next 2 weeks at DPMHI’s online store as well as their Soho store.
Send an email to info@dpmhi.com to know the exact date and time 24 hours in advance.
Info via [Slam X Hype]
Eric Quebral is a fresh artist emerging in the sneaker art world. You’ve probably caught glimpses of his artwork at various sneaker events like the Sneaker Pimps Tour or even around the web. Most of his art consists of rendering sneakers and other images into woodgrain. Now, get the chance to know the artist behind these pieces in Dopefiend’s new feature: An Interview with Eric Quebral, and learn more about Eric as he talks with Dopefiend about his art, his current projects, and his favorite sneaker.
Here is the Nike Air Jordan XXI ‘Let Your Game Speak’ commercial. The shoe itself will cost $175 USD and are out now. The amazing thing about these shoes is if you put them under an UV light, a hidden message will appear. If you’re still not convinced about the new Jordan, maybe reading the review on Sole Collector will help.
