24Herbs is a rap group out of Hong Kong who have just released their latest collection of graphic tees and a mesh trucker hat. The logo for 24herbs was created by none other then legendary graffiti artist Eric Haze. The group features familiar names such as Brian Siswojo (creator of Know1ledge and owner of 8five2), Mr. Drunk (aka. Conroy Chan), DJ Dor Yuk, Ghost Style, Kit (ex-LMF member) and Phat (ex-LMF member).
Brknhome from Vancouver, Canada has recently unveiled their latest collection for spring. The tees features a lot of cool graphics offering a bit of fun while others take a more themed stance. Their garments are designed and created in Canada and available at the following locations.
Image: 8five2
Tentative slated as June 16th, the world will see the release of 558 pairs of these Puma Clydes designed by Berlin based Solebox. This Clyde features a black upper with a snake skin stripe. Snake skin is also featured along the tongue as well with a gold inner lining. There is an abundance of hot collaboration Clydes on the way without a doubt.
Image: Hanon
Not so long ago, the yellow Puma Clyde Vaughn Bode released to much fanfare. This May 19th, they will release perhaps a more user friendly colorway in white which may interest more conservative fans of Vaughn and Clydes. Livestock in Vancouver Canada will be the lone stockists of the Vaughn Bode’s in Canada.
Here’s a look at another upcoming Japanese New Balance created 1600. The 1600 draws a lot of influence from the 1300/1400/1500 and features many technical features that once made it the flagship runner of New Balance. This 1600 features a black upper with a speckled midsole, perfect as an everyday sneaker.
Image: Mita Sneaker
Here’s a look at the upcoming Nike Fly Milk Blazer Premium. It is a tribute on Nike SB’s behalf to Jeff and the Fly Skateshop he started in Shanghai after quiting his previous job working at a milk processing plant. The theme of the Blazer involves a missing person ad on a carton utilizing the same color scheme as a milk carton in China (the Chinese characters on the heel translate to milk). Due to the countless amount of time spent by Jeff, this can be related to being “missing” hence the use of his picture on the heel tab. The shoe was designed by Matt Irving, who also was responsible for the Hunter Dunk SB’s. No word yet on whether or not this is a regionally exclusive release or not.
Image: UrbanLook
MaZe recently interviewed “Living Legend” DJ Clark Kent regarding not only his role in the celebration of the Nike Air Force 1 25th Anniversary but his general perspective on sneakers itself. Also find out what makes DJ Clark Kent a collector who is rarely matched due to his buying trends. If a few thousand pairs wasn’t enough, you’ll definitely feel as though DJ Clark Kent is the world’s biggest Air Force 1 Low & High fan in the world.
Check the video out at Kix and the City.
To mark the 1st Anniversary of Original Fake, a special limited edition 400% black wooden Bearbrick has been collaborated upon with Japanese brand, Nexus VII. The iconic ‘X’ has been employed on both the eyes and the hands. The retail will be approximately $437 USD or 52,290 Yen.
The Nike Air Woven has always had a solid fan base, and the popularity of the woven material has seen itself applied accross many different uppers over time. These are the latest releases from Nike and unfortunately will only be available in Asia. The two available colorways are the Rainbow Pistachio and the Chlorine Blue. Kix-Files currently provides an option for pre-order.
Jeff Staple has just released some more pictures hot on the heels of yesterday’s post regarding the Staple Design 10th Anniversary: 3rd Release. These upcoming tee’s which use the anagram theme feature the likes of WK (Trace/React), Haze (Backward, Drawback), KR (Hated/Death), Cody Hudson (Teachers/Cheaters), Jose Parla (Unite/Untie), David Ellis (Hustling/Sunlight). The use of anagrams is an interesting themes which leads to some true creativity when finding a way to relate two different words made up of the same letters.
More ▾