Here’s a first look at the travel bag created by Diamond Supply Co., In4mation and Gravis. Although the image doesn’t show much, we can see the use of the “Tiffany” colorway Diamond Supply Co. is known for. Stay tuned for more information on this collaboration!
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In a sneaker collaboration born out of a lack of sufficient sneaker offerings for core metal heads, The Hooves has teamed up with Gravis on this latest collaboration. Designed by metal producer Nick Raskulinecz, the sneaker aims to capture the metal lifestyle as it features a deathly black leather upper, red pentagram lining and skeletal blood stained insole. Available later this month with pre-orders currently accepted at hoovesarmy.com.
Previews have surfaced regarding an upcoming collection of bags from Gravis. Under the moniker “Stormtrooper”, the collection has undeniable colorways similar to the popular disposable Star Wars pawns. The bags include the Shadow, CB4 and Digi. No word yet on availability.
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With the established dominance and revolutionary products put out by parent company Burton, the footwear spin-off Gravis has been more than a competent addition in keeping up with Burton’s vast network of products. Their latest Expedition Series is reminiscent of vintage hiking styles via the use of earthy tones and classic patterns. Four styles include the Cortex, Fulton, Lowdown and Chuck which are all created with various tech features.
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Burton’s footwear brand Gravis has released a patent “Black Box” version of their Tarmac Royal model. Another reverse colorway includes a more subdued white leather flip. Both feature perforated uppers for comfort and breathability. Available through Flauge
Hi-top sneakers are the craze this year with brands like Reebok, Supra and Puma contributing to the popularity of this style. Here’s Gravis’ take on the hi-top sneaker which results in the Gravis Lowdown. This particular model feature a mainly white colorway with perforated leather. Want to look like Kanye this summer? If so, then these might fit the bill. Retails for $80 USD.
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