J Shoes represents the art of story telling through each of their designs. Their commitment to high quality products and creative designs as allowed for some interesting releases throughout its 10 year existence. They recently teamed up with Kitson on a limited edition Starr model. Only 21 pairs were created exclusively for sale through Kitson Men’s Boutique on Robertson Boulevard in Los Angeles.
Over ten years ago, New York’s 10.Deep was founded on the basis of quality apparel and brash graphics. Standing the test of time, their 2007 Holiday Collection titled “Mesmer” offers up a strong collection of pieces befitting of the season. Check 10.Deep for a list of stores nearest you, with a release slated for the weekend of December 8th. A link to this seasons lookbook can be seen here.
Japanese optics label Optec Japan originally began in 1911 and now undertakes a huge part in the planning, design work and manufacturing of eyewear frames for a series of big name labels most notably Paul Smith and Oliver Peoples. Japanese label Lad Muscician teamed up to create two pairs of sunglasses. Each frame features slightly over-sized lenses in either clear or black colors.
Japanese sneaker inspired label KIKS TYO is running a special Christmas Gift Box which will include a Christmas themed shirt of Japanese bikini model Aki Hoshino and a t-shirt from their collection chosen at random. The limited time offer is available through the KIKS TYO webshop (Japan only).
American brand Wild Things is often associated with their dedication to high quality and innovative products. Although most Wild Things products often carry a simple aesthetic, as the name suggests this Crazy Hooded version of the Primaloft Vest features more bold colorways. Available now at STLESS.
Since 1970, adidas has been the purveyor of matchballs for some of the football world’s biggest stages. From the World Cup to various continental championships, these tournaments have yielded revolutionary changes in the football world. The newest release, the EUROPASS will debut at the 2008 European Championships. The EUROPASS is a combination of the past and the contemporary, with panels referencing the style of footballs seen in the past alongside various contrasting highlights. As well, the ball uses new technology which allows for optimal control regardless of the conditions. In recent memory, goalkeepers have complained that the latest ball technologies have benefited the player through increased power and swerve, the EUROPASS sets to right the playing field and offer better glove to ball grip. Available soon at select adidas dealers.
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