Here’s a look at an upcoming Nike Cactus Safari pack in the works. So far the pack features three sneakers in the Air Assault Low, Air Max 90 and the Air Stab. Each model features safari print mingled with bright neon green a.k.a. cactus. The end result is surprisingly fresh and easy to wear. No word yet on release dates.
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New Balance Japan is set to release an upcoming 576 “Conbini” Pack which is themed after convenience stores found in Japan. The included stores are am/pm (M576RNO), 7-11 (M576MSE) and Family Mart (M576MFM). Each features suede and patent leather uppers alongside a perforated toe box. No word yet on it’s availability.
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Urban Look offers us an all new preview of an upcoming Nike Woven Footscape Air Max 360 pack that features a woven upper alongside a snakeskin upper. The two colorways available are extremely clean and may create some new fans out of this hybrid. No word yet on a release, but stay tuned.
Resonate Goodenough and Osaka born, Japanese artist Ai Otsuka. The apparel highlights her 2007 tour titled “Am Best”. Available are a black/pink tee as well as a black/silver jacket. The release of Ai Otsuka clothing in Japan often sells out very quickly. Available on Mu-Mo.
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Vans did a “Futbol” collection, consisting of Classic Slip-On models done up in colorways representing popular World Cup teams. The first roll-out will include styles sporting the colors of Portugal, Sweden and Mexico. Expect more National team-inspired kicks to drop, but for now check for these three in June.
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If you’ve ever sat down to play cards, chances are you’ve fanned out your hand using Bicycle cards. The latest Fragment collaboration with Bicycle features a twist on the timeless classic of cards. Each suit is colored different, with yellow, red, green and blue each representing diamonds, hearts, clubs, and spades respectively. Although playing a game that involves the division of red and black may take a bit more thinking, this opens up the possibility to other different games as well.
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