Lakai footwear has teamed up with one of their own in Art Director Andy Mueller and his brand The Quiet Life to create a collection of limited edition sneakers and apparel. Started in 1997, The Quiet Life was a representation of Andy’s creative and humorous creative ideas.
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The pay for play Babekub City Club (Medicom) recently collaborated with well known brand Stussy to create a series of t-shirts. These tees available in black and white feature a crest on the front and back. These shirts release on June 24th to members of Babekub City.
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To coincide with the release of the Side Adam Bomb New Eras (which begin today), The Hundreds has created a series of matching shirts with the same Adam Bomb logo we’ve all learned to love. These will only be available in-store for purchase.
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In a special event that brought together sports, entertainment and education held at the Nike iD studio recently, these “Black History†Air Force Ones were designed. Nike loved the innovative use of premium materials and representation of Black History so much, they decided to mass produce the sneakers to be released this Saturday at the tucked-away studio. The sneakers were designed by Octavia Overmuller, a representative of the Brooklyn-based non profit organization Say It Loud! The sneakers will run you $150, at the Nike iD studio on Elizabeth Street, NYC.
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This November, look for the release of this plaid inspired pack from Nike which utilizes the the Charles Barkley signature CB34, the Dunk High Premium and the Air Max 90 Premium. Each sneaker features tweed uppers combined with earthy tones with brighter accents mixed in to keep things interesting.
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As one of the world’s largest celebratory exhibitions of all things pop culture kicks off next month, here’s an upcoming preview of some Medicom toys available exclusively only at Comic Con. Medicom will release a Black Hole Storm Trooper Vinyl Collectible Doll and a set of two Bearbricks modeled after Joe Linsner’s Dawn and Death. The open viewed boxes were created by Joe Linsner himself. Only 2007 sets will be released. Over 123 000 people entered the gates of last years SDCC and even led to some attendees to be denied entry due to capacity limitations.
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