Out now is issue number 6 of Lace Magazine. This is the spring/summer issue so check it out now for the latest footwear flavors for this coming season. Oh, and the issue comes with free puma laces. Brilliant!
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The Golden Week Holidays is one of the most important week for all fashion labels and shoppers in Japan throughout the year. Stussy Japan has released this hand towel as a free gift for all customers in store to celebrate that spring has finally arrived.
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Prestigious keeps on pumping out the sample pictures with this pair of Nike seamless croc-skin Air Force 1 being the latest. Like the Fat Joe Air Force Ones that you may have seen before, these seamless Air Froces have brown croc-skin all over the upper. A color matching midsole, bottom sole and laces compliments the shoe to make this sneaker something you could wear to go to a formal event.
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Know1edge has just dropped tees from their latest 2006 summer collection. Many of the tees are collaborations with others includng FTC and Allan Ramos. In addition, Know1edge’s newest caps will be dropping as well but in June.
See more at 8FIVE2 SHOP.
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New Balance will be releasing it’s third collaboration with Microzine on a pair of New Balance 576 called the Stingray III. Just like the previous pairs, the Stingray III will have Stingray material on both the New Balance logo and the heel of the shoes. These will be launching in July and will be limited to 60 pairs worldwide.
For more information, head over to Sneaker Freaker.
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Recently, there has been quite a few articles published by various news sources on the ‘sneaker craze’ with the most famous article on the New York Pigeon Dunk Riots. Here is another article by Business Week which talks about people lining up for a pair of Supreme x Nike SB Blazers which dropped a few weeks back.
Early on the morning of Apr. 21, several hundred sneakerheads, most in their late teens and early twenties, lined up outside the skateboard boutique Supreme, in New York’s SoHo. Many had expensive-looking spiky haircuts. Others donned too-large baseball caps with flat brims twisted slightly to the side. Almost everybody wore jeans and T-shirts or sweatshirts, adorned with pictures or logos meaningless to the uninitiated, and sported retro Nikes in a rainbow of colors and fabrics. Almost all male, some were speaking Chinese as they waited for a shoe to “drop.”
Read the full article here.
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