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Nike continued to roll out colorways of its new Flight Squad silhouette last summer. The sneaker is the latest in the long-running family of Air Flight releases, continued here in a neat combination of olive green and highlight orange. This version of the Flight Squad PRM features a layer of textured leather around the forefoot, contrasted by premium canvas at the top of the foot. The interior of the sneaker is lined with highlight orange mesh at the cushioned collar.
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Deep into the winter season, Nike Sportswear White Label have released a series of technically functional items like the Shacket that are just as easy to wear casually. Tried and tested Gore-Tex is used alongside their Tech Fleece fabric to create a hard and soft contrast that works well together, while the pieces themselves are an evolution of Nike's streamlined shape and operational detailing.
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Taking cues from old school envelope closures, Converse Japan presented a “Tegami” pack for Summer 2014. Featuring black and white editions of the iconic Chuck Taylor All Star, the “Tegami” (Japanese for “letter”) pack offers up a mostly tonal look while bright red accents hit the branding and the collar’s button-string closure.
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Having previously collaborated on a limited edition capsule of furniture, Danish menswear label Han Kjøbenhavn have teamed up with furniture manufacturers Fritz Hansen to create a special collection of wooden sunglasses. The frames have been crafted from the frame of the original Grand Prix chair, the award-winning stackable plywood chair presented by Danish designer Arne Jacobsen in 1957, while the lenses have been supplied by high-end optical brand Carl Zeiss. Coming in oak and walnut options, the shades are accompanied by a premium leather sleeve crafted from the same upholstery materials used on Fritz Hansen furniture.
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New Balance continued to deliver arresting colorways of their famed 574 silhouette for the Summer 2014 season. Opting for a three-panel construction along the upper, the American footwear manufacturer outfits their 574 “Woven” version of the sneaker in green and pink.
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Releases of the Air Jordan Future have included some bright colorways but Jordan Brand toned things down with this upcoming “Iguana” colorway. Here, the shoe features a muted olive-colored woven upper with tonal waxed laces and a leather tongue patch with gold Jumpman branding. Underneath is a crisp white midsole paired to a semi-translucent olive outsole. Air Jordan Future "Iguana"
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BMW second generation X6 for the 2015 model year. Leaner and meaner than the outgoing X6, the new model will be available in both rear-wheel and all-wheel drive variants with engines including a 3.0 liter turbocharged inline-six and a 4.4 liter V8. Exterior changes are relatively minor but the option of an M Sport kit adds a decidedly more aggressive look to the sporty crossover. Inside, the cabin features generous amounts of leather and either wood or metal trims and a center console dominated by the company’s iDrive system.
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The Yamaha SR400 is a firm favorite of the custom mod scene. While its factory floor appearance is fairly safe, strip away the bodywork and you have something altogether meaner looking, as you can see in this latest work by Aussie chop shop Deus Ex Machina. Dubbed the “Grievous Angel,” this SR400 mod has been peeled right back to the bones, with a new exhaust, air filter, seat, brakes, and a whole lot more added to give it an almost unrecognizable new look.
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Converse CONS Weapon sneaker collection in the company of Vince Staples, El-P and Ghostface Killah. After a preview of the fun that was had we can now get down to business and show you the goodies. The collection features three different styles, the Ray Pack, Reflective Mesh Pack and a Patchwork style. All three carry a new streamlined silhouette with fabrications and design details that are enhanced by the sneakers unique look.
The Ray Pack contrasts a heathered cotton fabric in either a dark or light shade of grey with semi-transparent glued Y-bars. The Reflective Mesh model is designed using perforated mesh on a reflective material which gives off an awesome light effect. The Patchwork model is a collage of unique mesh pieces that are arranged differently on each sneaker, giving a completely individual look to each pair.
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While we’ve seen a barrage of Nike Tiempo ’94 offerings that follow more closely a traditional disposition, Nike flexes its modern technological muscles through a new Lunar version. The midsole welcomes the use of Lunarlon cushioning with a further tech-driven upper with contrasting taped seams.
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