A question we hear quite often recently is the relevancy of street wears. Is there a need still of edgy graphics and controversial statements? (our answer is “yes, there is”) or do labels have to branch out to the world of progressive fashion? (our answer is “maybe but not necessary). The Los Angeles-base Crooks & Castles straddled both realms perfectly. In the past few seasons, the label’s cut and sewn collection have been a reflection of the more “formal” and “mature” silhouettes. However, it is able to alternate that with a series of graphic tee and this varsity jacket that embodied the label street wear root, from the Medusa head to the Air Gun graphics. In black Melton Wool with white leather sleeves, the 2011 Varsity Jacket from Crooks & Castles is now available at retailer EASTWEST and other C&C dealers.
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Alife Winter 2010 Collection
Nike Snowboarding Zoom Kaiju QS “Gigi Rüf”
This month Nike Snowboarding is dropping their next Quickstrike snowboard boot – the Nike Zoom Kaiju QS “Gigi Rüf”.
“Gigi’s passion for football and his hometown club SC Bregenz in particular has been the starting point of inspiration for this project. Add Nike’s Mercurial Vapor football boot to the mix and you’ll get one of the most technically advanced snowboard boots out in the market.”
The boot will be available from select Nike Snowboarding dealers starting November 19th.
Nike Air Max 90 Current – Dark Army – Sail
Vans x Christian Hosoi Bash Vulc
NEXUSVII x White’s Boots
As part of their Fall/Winter 2010 Collection Japanese brand NEXUSVII has collaborated with White’s on a pair of boots. The boots come in black and brown premium leather, featuring leather outer sole. These are a nice quality alternative to the overload of hiking boots on the market currently. They are now in stock at Tokishirazu.
Marshall Headphones The Major
Nike Sweet Classic High
Luker by Neighborhood x Cash CA & Loake
Incase Perforated Collection
Bedwin & The Heartbrakers x Beauty & Youth Crazy Pattern Cardigan
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Christian Louboutin Rollerboy Spikes Denim
Undefeated “Play Dirty” Accessories for Holiday 2010
Nike Trainer 1.2 Mid – Dark Grey/Black
Friday, November 12, 2010
Billionaire Boys Club – Winter 2010 | New Releases
The Hundreds Winter 2010 Collection Delivery 1
Undefeated Fall 2010 Collection – 4th Delivery
Patta Heavyweight Crewneck Sweatshirts Fall/Winter 2010
For the chilly Fall/Winter days of 2010, Patta has produced a set of two classic fitted crewneck sweaters. The sweatshirts are fabricated by Canada-based CYC/Reigning Champ and feature the superior quality and details the company is known for. The heavyweight cotton is great for daily wear while the brushed fleece interior keeps you comfortable and warm. The sweaters are produced in limited numbers and are available now in store and online at Patta.
The North Face Purple Label “Harris Tweed Houndstooth” Pack
Hex iPod nano Watch Band
Bape x Champion College Crewneck Sweaters
Levi Maestro’s Infinity Piece – Black
Levi Maestro presents a new black version of his Infinity Piece bracelet by Shayan Afshar.
I began this design with the intention to communicate that when I give my heart & my word to something, then my energy, my love, my mind, & of course my time become infinitely dedicated. On this run we were able to keep the very sleek & modern appeal by utilizing a Black PVD finish for the case and bezel, allowing us to also achieve a much more affordable price point. This piece is set to be a reminder that when you give your all to something, anything becomes achievable. Available December.
The Hundreds x Shoe Gallery Miami Team Snapback
Les Hommes Knit Sneakers Fall/Winter 2010
sak for Converse Star Tech High Tops
Converse announces their third collaboration with sak, designed by master craftsman Ryusaku Hiruma. From the press release:
Hiruma’s story is unique. Born in Japan, he has been pursuing age-old Italian craftsmanship in Florence, Italy for nearly a decade. Choosing to immerse himself in the historical home where Renaissance and industrial design have converged for centuries, Hiruma’s unique and modern sensibility blends with his unmistakable skill and artistry.
Creating coveted versions of Converse’s most recognizable styles, Hiruma has carefully replicated the silhouette of the Chuck Taylor All Star, Jack Purcell, One Star –and now the Star Tech shoe. A basketball shoe from decades past, Hiruma artfully crafts the details of the Star Tech shoe using old-world construction techniques. Each individual shoe features beautiful, supple leathers –all hand-stitched from upper and rand to insole. Hiruma gives each shoe leather soles that echo finely made dress shoes, yet with ink-printed logos and trademark detail that give them a playful, comfortable feeling. The sak for Converse Star Tech shoe comes in natural shades of tan and black leather with hand cut logos and detailing for the shoes uppers. The attention to detail includes elegant hand-stitched leather rands and toe bumpers and charming touches such as a hand-cut star cut out gracing the ends of each shoe’s leather laces.
As a part of Converse First String, Converse’s high-level product program that celebrates craftsmanship, authenticity and pure expression, these are truly works of art, with only 64 pairs in each style available worldwide.
The latest release of the sak for Converse collection is the Star Tech high top in off-white and black. Available November 15, 2010, exclusively in the United States at: John Varvatos (Bowery and Soho), Aloha Rag, Concepts and Blends. MSRP is $600 USD.
Air Jordan 7 Retro Premio “Bin 23″ Collection – Release Info
After a first preview of the latest sneaker from the Bin 23 Collection, the Air Jordan 7 Retro Premium, we can show you some more looks of the sneaker today, along with release information.
The original Air Jordan 7 was inspired by tribalism and African art influenced by Afropop. The same posters that inspired Tinker Hatfield back then, have also inspired this new colorway.
The Air Jordan 7 Retro Premio “Bin 23″ will be released on Black Friday, November 26th.