Here are the latest shoes from Visvim. From left to right is the Skynyrd Double Ring Moccasin, Christo 2 Island, and Canoe Moc.
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Alife recently had a private music session at ARC with the music by John Mayer and Just Blaze, artwork by Crash, Krink and Fender. Alife released this limited tee shown above on the night of the event.
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Check out the new season from Invisible Man. They have some really humorous tees like the Vagina tee which is a twist of Virgin’s logo.
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Arrive will be having a sample sale soon in NYC from August 3rd to August 5th. There will be a lot of nice stuff for sale like samples from 10 Deep, BBC, Fred Perry, Nike, Evisu, and more.
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Here are some of the latest releases from BBC/Ice Cream which includes some bold graphic tees and a border polo shirt.
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Shinzo, a Paris boutique, laced these New Balance 576’s that took on a disco theme. The shiny material that the shoe is made out of is inspired by a jacket that was worn by members of the famous disco band The Bee Gees. Good luck getting a pair of these shiny steppers, only 60 were made exclusively for Shinzo in Paris.
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Asics remixed their 1981 classic sneaker the “Pro Court†for this Pagoda Project patent leather model. There is an interesting story from Honeyee behind the sneaker that sheds light on the history of the Asics brand and what it means to the Japanese heritage.
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Complete Technique produced this cassette piece as part of a collaboration with Rocksmith. Besides this piece, Complete Technique has some dope jewelry for this fall that will be showcased at the Foshofoshow event in Las Vegas.
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Karmaloop.com introduced some great new t-shirts from Tank Theory.
Decades ago a t-shirt offering 5 cent mustache rides was considered a high point of the industry. Back then tees got very little respect as a form of communication. This has changed over the wears with the number of graphic and urban artists who are using t-shirts as wearable canvases. This can certainly be seen in the newest line of designs from Tank Theory available at Karmaloop. Like any great work of art the shirts in Tank Theory’s line are complicated and deep. Many of their graphics can change in shape and meaning depending on the angle from which they are viewed. The Spilt Personality t-shirt appears to be a runny smear of rainbow paints. The shirt actually contains an image of two faces ripping violently apart. The Jack Player Series T-Shirt equips the traditional playing card image with a semi-automatic weapon. The Sex Camo shirt is every bit as fantastic as it sounds, merging vintage nudie pics into a scattered camouflage. You can view the rest of the line in the New Arrivals section of Karmaloop.com.
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