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Long live the Stüssy surfman. Highlighting the legacy of Chucks in SoCal style, the icons of California sportswear unite archival references with elevated touches. A bright pink Chuck 70 design pairs the collaboration's signature hemp canvas upper and unvarnished foxing with the retro "surfman" graphic in lofted embroidery.
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Lance Mountain has made a four-decade long skateboarding career out of writing his own rules. The Pasadena-born skater took pool riding to a new technical level throughout the ‘80s, and he’s delivering on his patented style across multiple generations.
His Nike SB Blazer Mid Men's Skateboarding Shoe retools the iconic hoops profile for the skate session, adding lightweight impact protection and a durable combination upper. Lance's new collection brings the early ‘80s SoCal aesthetic out of the archives with three weathered SB Blazers and the apparel to match.
During the '80s, the iconic Blazer silhouette was hijacked from basketball courts by the world of skate. Meanwhile, Lance Mountain was rapidly ascending the ranks of the same sport during the legendary SoCal boom. In the years since, Mountain has grown into a renowned and prolific artist working in photography, stencils and paint. This special edition of the Zoom Blazer Mid features a Mountain-designed English rose on the heel inspired by his English father, as well as a Lance “Nike SB” stencil logo on the sockliner.
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Retailing at $190, Nike partners with designer Virgil Abloh to create a clever post modern take on the original Jordan 1 sillhouette.
Abloh has continued to partner with Nike to make a collection of Off White sneakers.
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The Nike Air Max Plus NS GPX Men's Shoe keeps the legendary "Tuned" Air cushioning of the 1998 original. Up top, the wavy design lines are smoothed out to set the stage for the classic Tn branding.
Embracing the resurgence of the exaggerated logo which has taken the luxury clothing industry by storm over the last few seasons, Nike delivers its interpretation of logomania with a limited edition Air Max pack.
Featuring riffs on the Air Max Plus, the Air Max 90, and the Air Max 95 silhouettes, the pack picks a key tooling element from each sneaker and prominently displays blown-out versions of the technology’s branding on the side panel.
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adidas Originals - F/22 Primeknit Sneakers
The flexible, soft structure of adidas Originals' 'F/22' Primeknit sneakers draws inspiration from traditional moccasin construction. Perhaps one of the brand's most comfortable styles, they feature touches of sweat-wicking merino wool and have foam midsoles for springy support
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From Mr Porter: Nike + Atmos Air Max 1 Premium Retro Suede:
You don't need to be a foodie to appreciate Nike's 'Green Curry' version of its Air Max 1 sneakers, which are an homage to the original ones released back in 2003. The old-school pair regularly tops lists of the label's most-loved models, and we imagine these will too. Made from suede, nubuck and breathable mesh, they sit atop cushioned rubber soles and feature padded collars for comfort.
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With a cushioned, low-cut collar that allows maximum ankle flexibility, the LeBron 14 Low Men's Basketball Shoe is extremely light, comfortable and streamlined for speed. After launching an allover LeBron 14 Low Prism Pink, Nike is set to unveil the signature Nike LeBron 14 Low “Ice” iteration comprised of white and “Ice Blue,” with complimentary accents in the heel tab crown emblem, LJ23 branding on the insoles and tongue tab spotlighting LBJ’s signature. Topped off with a translucent icy blue outsole.
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The seamless Nike Roshe One upper is of course perfect for graphic treatments, as we have seen on the popular silhouette many times over the years. Dealing the photo prints and graphics is exciting, yet can also quickly end up being too bold and over the top. Nike opted for a toned down black/white version of a picture of the beautiful Japanese cherry blossoms, resulting in an easy to wear, yet special version of the sneaker. Cherry blossom season in Japan is traditional in April and May every year. This time you get to celebrate it a little earlier, as the Nike Roshe One “Cherry Blossom”
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Nike Roshe Run NM SP “Fleece Pack” yesterday, we now have a closer look at the Tier Zero release sneakers. The uppers are constructed from textured fleece fabrics of which are tastefully color-blocked against each other for the different panels. Furthermore, the two-tone design and Hyperfuse technology add further juxtaposition to an otherwise very clean sneaker. Finishing touches include contouring at the toe box and emblazoned branding at the rear.
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