Bape, the ever-expanding empire of Nigo, has just released some news for its New York store. It seems that they are now taking phone orders for their current season collection over the weekends, which is great news for all those people having a hard time getting their hands on anything Bape. The policy remains the same as their in-store policy with no returns, no exchanges, and no refunds. All the orders taken over the weekend will be shipped the next business day. If you’re a Bape fan, this is a good time to start expanding that collection!
Bape Store New York
91 Greene Street, New York
NY 10012
Tel: 212-925-0222
To celebrate the 75th Anniversary of Lacoste, Lacoste will be reinventing one of their classic sneaker models by releasing a series of monotone colored sneakers. The monotone color seems to be a hit this year as Nike recently also did a pack of monotone Air Force 1’s. Six colors will be available for this sneaker each retailing at $590 HKD.
Source: Face, Popbee
Since Frida Giannini became the creative director of the mens wear line in 2006, the collection became a bit louder and the use of large Gucci logos became apparent in the designs. Seen here are some new items from Gucci’s Spring/Summer 2008 Collection. On the model above, he is wearing a red Gucci Nylon Jacket ($8,090 HKD), Gucci Checkered Shorts ($5,570 HKD) and a pair of Gucci Boat Shoes ($3,300 HKD). More after the jump.
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In what we consider a collaboration staying true to the essence of the task at hand, New Balance’s 20th anniversary of their 576 running shoe is met with high end Japanese brand Tsumori Chisato. The collaboration creates a convergence point for two differing styles of fashion, New Balance on one hand have ingrained themselves in the ground work of sneaker culture and running elitists while TC’s high end roots incorporate visually stunning prints and designs fit for the runway. Two womens 576 models are featured in this small collection, each depicting an oceanic scene. Available soon at select IT dealers in Hong Kong.
The latest episode of Kix and the City’s videocast show “StockRoom” takes an in-depth look at Jordan Brand. Maze takes time to review the Air Jordan 6/17 Countdown pack and “White / Red” Air Jordan XX3. This episode also features the first part of an interview with Gentry Humphrey, the Director of Footwear at Jordan Brand. If the past, present and future of Jordan Brand interests you, this video is well worth a watch.
Source: Kix and the City
