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The Red Wing Wabasha takes the classic 6″ moccasin boot silhouette, and combines it with handsewn contrast stitching and American-made waxed canvas ankle panels. The rawhide leather laces and Vibram mini lug sole complete this well-loved Red Wing heritage style perfectly. Available now at End.
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Italian footwear maker Diemme recently dropped its Fall/Winter 2013 collection, returning with an impressive assortment of no less than 15 styles including updates to its Zelarino, Verona, Marostica Low and Marostica Mid silhouettes. The collection features a particularly wide range of variations on its classic Roccia Vet Boot silhouette, carrying forward the wearability and refined street wear the boot stands for. While much of the collection understandably revolves around sneakers and contemporary boots, this latest lineup does take a step into new territory with the introduction of the Anatra – a refined take on the duck boot. More information on the expansive collection can be found over at End.
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Eyewear designers Thierry Lasry and Garrett Leight present their second frame in their annual collection, "Number 2." The concept for the design is "Paris meets Los Angeles & Los Angeles meets Paris" to create a unique frame design that combines their individual aesthetics.
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Legendary street label XLARGE recruited famed Los Angeles-based artist Chaz Bojorquez to style a new collection of skate decks. Executed across two boards, the art here harkens the retro style of skulls and bones across skate decks. Finding the crossover between skateboarding and graffiti is perhaps best symbolized in the collection’s name – “Los Tokyo” – reflecting Bojorquez’s Mexican heritage as well as XLarge’s Japanese roots.
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No frame to get in the way of your vision here. POC's Lid goggle ups the ante on the frameless trend with a bare bones design that's all about giving you an uninterrupted view of the mountain with enough lens material and peripheral vision to rival an astronaut helmet.
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Nike and UNDERCOVER have taken the wraps off the latest GYAKUSOU collection for the Holiday 2013 season. Like past collection, the color palette is neutral and incorporates subtle colors that are equally at home in urban and natural environments. This season’s footwear collection offers up the Nike LunarGlide+ 5 and the Nike Lunarspider LT+ 3 in an array of stylish colorways. First up is the LunarGlide+ 5, which will be offered in two tonal colorways each for men and women. Men get the LunarGlide+ 5 in tonal red and brown colorways while the women get the same brown colorway as well as a light grey colorway. The Lunarspider LT+ 3 will be offered in a dusty blue colorway similar to last seasons offering and a light grey colorway. It can be hard to find the Gyakusou line so we've gathered a few sites for you:
End - some Nike x Undercover Gyakusou on sale right now
Nike - availability is very limited
Amazon - usually has some jackets and shirts
Ebay - widest selection but limited sizes
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via www.acquiremag.com
GoPro updates its flagship with a smaller and more powerful HERO3. The HERO3+ is 20% smaller than the previous camera and features a 30% improvement on battery life, a "SuperView" ultra-wide angle video mode, automatic low-light adjustability, improved image sharpness and audio, and increased connectivity speed to the GoPro App.
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via coolmaterial.com
If you are unfamiliar with VOID, they make watches that range from the ultra retro to the clean and modern. Of all of them, however, the V03M is the first mechanical number in their line. Boasting a Japanese Miyota 8215 movement (it’s powered by your wrist movement), the mechanical beauty comes with a 40+ hour power reserve, a 316 stainless steel casing with a transparent back so you can check out the interior beauty, and luminescent hour markings. The 36mm watch is both sophisticated but, at the same time, far from boring.
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via framegeek.com
Garrett Leight California Optical joins forces with esteemed American designer Mark McNairy for a limited edition capsule collection: “MADE IN AMERICA”.
The frame, simply entitled ‘Number 3′, incorporates the best of two worlds — American craftsmanship and premium Japanese acetate. The Number 3 is a timeless design which works extremely well on most faces. Handmade in the U.S.A from the finest Japanese acetate, it features a classic key-hole bridge and real riveted hinges for strength and durability. The frame also comes complete with a special edition package to commemorate the collaboration. It is offered here in Dark Tortoise paired with brown lenses.
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via hypebeast.com
The latest installment from adidas Skateboarding comes in the form of the Busenitz ADV in Stone Blue — a leather-centric sneaker with premium updates. Here, luxurious suede covers the upper while a blend of mesh and leather take over the eye-stay and heel. Elsewhere, black Three Stripes contrast at the vamp, while a thick rubber sole is employed to provide stability and comfort when skating. Made with performance and style in mind, the Busentiz ADV in Stone Blue is fitting as both a skateboarding and lifestyle shoe.
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