5&A Dime in San Diego has collaborated with Zoo York to create these new Mexican blanket t-shirts and skatedecks. The tees and skatedecks feature a 5&A Dime logo colored in a beautiful Mexican blanket pattern.
Image: The Hundreds
Nike and Sneaker Freaker magazine has collaborated together to produce the [co]+Lab t-shirt. According to Sneaker Freaker, these will be released in a month and will come with a special edition Snkr Frkr Bearbrick all packaged in a special inflatable air cushion.
Image/Info: Sneaker Freaker
Here’s a picture of a pair of Nike Air Stab samples. These will be coming out this year in October.
Image: Slam X Hype
A new hoody by Leroy Jenkins has been produced exclusively for online streetwear store, Digital Gravel.
Features lemon yellow fabrication with green leafy shapes woven right into the fabric. Contrasting black ribbing on the wrists and waist. Super bright lime green with white polka dot fabric lines the entire interior of the hoodie, including the hood.
Unfortunately, only 8 of these hoodies were and will ever be produced. At the time I’m writing this, they have already been sold out.
Image/Info: Digital Gravel
New pictures of the Nike SB ‘Mindy and Mork’ Dunk highs have been revealed. Previously, we only had a chance to preview the side of the Dunk but now, thanks to Codie, we now have a shot of the clear soles. Through the semi transparent soles, you’ll be able to see a colorful rainbow like pattern. This rainbow pattern, I believe, was inspired by Mork’s (Robin William) suspenders. For those who are clueless what Mork and Mindy is, here’s some information (from Wikipedia):
Mork and Mindy was a sci-fi-based American sitcom broadcast from 1978 until 1982 on the American Broadcasting Company. The series starred Robin Williams as Mork, an alien who came to Earth in a giant egg from the planet Ork, and Pam Dawber as Mindy McConnell, his human comedic foil.
More images after the jump.
Image: Codie @ ISS
The following has nothing to do with new drops or releases. I know Bape has been producing clothing for kids but this picture just cracks me up. Training them while they’re young?
Full picture after the jump.
Image: Glandscape
