Electric Door have recently unveiled their first online .pdf issue. This first issue attempts to breakdown the whole notion of streetwear in terms of how some brands have attained such great success as well as the path it will venture down for the future. Lots of great in depth features with some of the grandfathers of streetwear in James Lebon (Stussy Tribe) as well as numerous product features and background histories. All in all, a very well thought out and executed piece of online literature. Be sure to check it out if you have a few minutes to spare.
Info: uSnob
Here is a preview of Silly Thing’s second line of underwear with Japanese brand Base Control. Base Control provides high quality basic products such as underwear, blank t-shirts etc. Included amongst this upcoming Fall/Winter 2007 collection are 3/4 length t-shirts and long boxers.
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Here’s a look at an upcoming Nike SB Blazer created with the “Trucks & Wheels” theme in mind. The upper features metallic silver leather to represent the trucks, the orange portions are the bushings and the white sole for the wheels. Although not released at the same time, other skateboard inspired sneakers include the “Griptape” Dunk Mid that was recently released and a “Deck” Dunk High slated for October. You can find more pictures of upcoming Nike SB releases for next year at NikeSB.org.
As we transition ourselves into summer, Bounty Hunter from Japan has started releasing their summer apparel. Included in the releases are t-shirts, button-ups (all of the short sleeve variety of course), shorts and a messenger bag. Available at Revolution Information.
On Saturday, Stussy Japan stores will release these collaboration sunglasses they created with Lake Tajo. Lake Tajo is known as the creative director for Japanese brand GDC. The sunglasses will be available in three different colorways. The price on these shades will be 15,750 Yen (~$128 USD).
Info: Stussy Mobile / Boon Magazine
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When it was known that 2007 would represent the return of the Nike Air Structure, many people rejoiced. Things just got a bit better with a preview of some more upcoming colorways for this classic running shoe. When the Air Structure debuted almost 20 years ago, it represented a top of the line sneaker for those runners with overpronating gaits and the need for cushioning. These latest samples have returned with some nice simple colorways. They feature vertical striping which according to a source will be removed for the final product. Stay tuned for more details.
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