Sporting the signature Gun Show print, this wallet was just spotted on Rogue Status’ blog Smog Check. With new items from Rogue Status shipping and hitting shops soon, one can only speculate that they will be available along with the other items dropping. If anything, check your local shops to confirm about the availability of the wallet.
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If you haven’t checked yet, you can now purchase the newest collection of Orchard Street items on their new shop site. The Orchard Street Ecom is now live and carries the latest tees, hoodies, and polos. Check out more images of the items after the jump.
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Kicks Hawaii commissioned the talents of Sig Zane Designs for a new New Era Fitted Cap release. Featuring one of the company’s Hawaii themed designs, this New Era hat is just one of many projects Kicks Hawaii will be doing with the Hawaii based design firm.
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Freshness recently did a feature on artist Dave White. Inspired by the Air Force 1’s 25th Anniversary celebration, Dave White just debuted a new collection of works along with Trust Nobody entitled, “The Court’s A Battlefield.” Also included in the collection is custom U.S.A.F Air Force 1 Dave White did, which like his other works, draws inspiration from the machines of war. Check out the interview here.
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With their recent campaign to push the ZX models to the limelight as a lifestyle model shoe, Adidas just released this new ZX 800 model. It consists of leather, mesh and suede and features dual panels of 3M reflectiv material. Other features include an elaborate 3 color midsole and holographic tongue label. Also, with its colors of purple, silver, red, green, and black, this ZX 800 almost looks like something out of the toy biz.
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Here is a pair of the Nike 25th Anniversary Air Force 1 which is part of the City Park Series. The City Park Series will involve several parks including Baltimore’s Cloverdale Park which was once visited by NBA all-star, Carmelo Anthony. According to Baltimore Business Journals:
Nike has agreed to pay the city to use the park’s likeness in connection with the 25th anniversary of the Air Force One sneaker. As part of the deal, Cloverdale Park, which is near Druid Hill Park, could soon find its way onto Nike apparel, equipment, accessories, advertising and marketing. According to the agreement, which the city’s Borad of estimate approved Sept. 27, the city will be paid a minimum of $10,000 and would also be entitled to royalties of a half percent of the company’s net sales on Cloverdale products.
These samples are now available at Samplekickz.
