Check out the latest Mass Appeal article on Keith Hufnagel and his Huf store in San Francisco. The article expands on the history of how the Huf shop came about with a little background of who Keith Hufnagel is. The mini article also describes the many items you can find at Huf store.
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The Nike Free was first introduced in 2004 and imediately attracted the attentions of joggers with it’s flexible sole that were inspired by Kenyan runners who train without wearing any shoes.
Here are some samples for the Nike Free Trail 5.0 sneakers that will be coming out later.
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Stussy has released some new gear including some tees and caps. They are now available at In4mation.
Check out the pictures here.
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Wood Wood from Denmark has collaborated with Fred Perry for some very nice polos. The polos feature the regular Fred Perry logos but with the Wood Wood logo stitched under the Fred Perry one.
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Japanese brand, HECTIC, has collaborated with three skaters: Tommy Gurrero, Eric Dressen and Jovontae Turner. These are now retailing in Japan for 6,090 Yen.
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Crooked Tongues has some new pictures of the new Adidas Americana which features a blue or green snakeskin upper. Crooked Tongue reviews it and says:
Office arguments are rife as to a favourite colourway out of the ‘Captain Americana’ style makeup or the slime green, but both benefit from premium materials like the soft leather and subtle nubuck detailing as well as a beautiful perforated leather lining – the red collar on the blues is impresssive, but the black toe on the green pair sets the whole design off in style. Even the tongue logo is on some on some “Put him in a body bag” Cobra Kai Dojo steelo.
Check out more pictures at Crooked Tongues.
