The In4mation Spring/Summer 2006 Collection will be available starting May 10th. If you haven’t seen the tees yet, head over to Steven Vogel’s blog to take a look. If you’re in Honolulu, Hawaii, they will be at the following In4mation stores.
In4mation
Ward Warehouse
1050 Ala Moana Blvd. B1 Bay 5-6
Honolulu, HI 96814
808-597-1447
In4mation
Waikiki Shopping Plaza
2250 Kalakaua Ave. Suite 102
Honolulu, HI 96815
808-923-0888
www.in4mants.com
New tees from L.A. label, Foreign Family are now available at the Boundless Online Shop. The camp at Foreign Family are blessing the streetwear community with designs that deal with disease, politics, sex, and futbol. Now those concepts are enough to make you want to become active in making people aware of some real issues. So why not sport a Foreign Family shirt to get you started? Check out Boundless now.
Image/Info: Boundless
Vans collaborated with the finest photographers from Surfing Magazine to capture six of the most popular surf breaks from around the nation and design them onto canvas sneakers. The six different models will include famous breaks from places like Huntington Beach, Steamer Lane, Blacks, Off the Wall, Montauk Long Island and the Sebastian Inlet. In addition, Vans is donating $10,000 to the Surfrider Foundation and $5 from each pair of shoes sold. Look for this Surfrider Foundation Era collection to hit Vans stores and surf shops around the country soon.
Image/Info: Surfers Village
The new Vans store has officially opened in Paris, located just across the street from Starcow, on the Rue St. Honore. This store stocks the entire Vans line-up from shoes to skating tools & accessories to Vans apparel.
Very nice store overall, woodgrain shelves and just enough room to shop comfortably. This store does not only carry general release vans but also is stocked with the full line of Marc Jacobs Vans and also the Vans x Motörhead release plus many more goods. If your ever in the Rue St. district be sure to stop by and check out this very nice new store.
Info/Images: HighSnobiety
Shoes can be a hassle to ship since there is never a “right” box that they can fit in. Now, sneakerheads have nothing to worry about because the United States Postal Service made a big enough shipping box that can fit almost any shoe. According to the USPS its will cost around $4 to $6 dollars to ship coast to coast.
Image: USPS @ C to the J L Blog
