Jerry Lorenzo‘s Fear of God Essentials brand have just collaborated with Converse, producing this new reimagining of the Chuck 70 Hi. If you know Fear of God then you know this color blocking is their bread and butter as this is very similar to the FOG x VANS Sk8-Hi collab.
The Fear of God Essentials x Converse Chuck 70 Hi “Black/Egret” will release at select retailers on February 26 for $110 USD.
Breaking Bad and K-Swiss are teaming up on a collaborative partnership that draws inspiration from key themes from the show: “Cooking,” “Cleaning” and “Recreational Vehicle” (released earlier).
The “Cooking” theme is inspired by the yellow hazmat suits that Walter White and Jesse Pinkman wore when they were cooking up their special “hot sellers.” The shoe features a white Classic 2000 as the base, and it’s upper is a yellow ripstop sheath that automatically makes you think of the iconic hue being synonymous with the show. There is also a throat zipper and a grey/pink heel buckle along with Breaking Bad branding.
Next we have the “Cleaning” theme in which Walt and Jesse ditched their small operation to move into Gustavo’s super advanced lab. The shape and silhouette are basically the same, minus the yellow being swapped out for a rubberized orange which is where the nod to Gus’ advanced lab comes into play.
Lastly we have “Recreational Vehicle,” which is a re-release that debuted in 2019. This shoe gives off retro vibes with the overall cream color and stripes inspired by Jesse Pinkman’s stolen RV and comes packaged in a special shoe box with bullet hole graphics
Purchase the entire Breaking Bad x K-Swiss Classic collection at Foot Locker on February 20. The price point for this collaboration ranges from $80-90 USD.
Last week, we gave you a first look at a Nike and Supreme collaboration on the Air Force 1 Low and we now have an official look at this silhouette.
The New York based brand enlisted the iconic, and legendary “White” and “Black” tonal colorways where we see the craftsmanship of premium leather with subtle Supreme Box Logos branding on the side heel. Along with the small details, there’s silver-tone lace deubres, “Nike Air” embroidery on the back and a co-branded tongue tag. Rounding out the details are swappable logo heavy laces and Supreme printed insoles.
Take an official look at the Supreme x Nike Air Force 1 Low collab above and check back for more as details continue to surface on the Supreme Spring/ Summer 2020 season.
LeBron James has been debuting ‘Space Jam’ inspired kicks as of late with last week showcasing the Nike LeBron 17 Low ‘Tune Squad’ silhouette. Now, the Lakers superstar gives us a look at the Nike LeBron 17 ”Mr. Swackhammer,” which is named after the villain of the ‘Space Jam’ film.
This shoe features a neon green Knitposite upper that gives you the look of Mr. Swackhammer’s overall skin color, which is accented with textured colorful hues on the sides and back. Normal Swoosh branding in the form of mini Nike checks can be seen on the toe with King James’ blue and green logo on the dark green tongue. Rounding out the details is the blue cushioned Max Air midsole that this model rests on, providing pure comfort and functionality.
The Nike LeBron 17 “Mr. Swackhammer” drops tomorrow (February 19) on Nike SNKRS for $225 USD.
The Off-White™ x Air Jordan 5 “Black Metallic” has come and gone. The release was in conjunction with the Jordan Chicago Collaborators Collection, which included a co-branded woven jacket, boiler suit, pants and tee.
As expected, all of the pieces from the collection immediately sold out on the SNKRS App shortly after release.
Virgil Abloh revealed an unseen cream color way of the Off-White™ x Air Jordan 5 on his Instagram account. The post includes different angles of the shoe on feet as well as a video of him removing the transparent lining over the circular cutouts.
Will these see the light of day for consumers? Only time will tell.
Supreme and Nike are no strangers to collaborating together as the two giants have come together on quite a few items, especially sneakers. The latest collab of the two comes in the form of the Air Force 1 Low silhouette where we will get two color ways: black and white.
This Air Force 1 gives you a combination of the iconic Supreme box logo with monochromatic, tried and true palettes that gets straight to the point. Supreme last tackled the Nike Air Force 1 Low in 2018 and 2017 with an assist from COMME des GARÇONS.
No official drop date has been announced yet but look for the Supreme x Nike Air Force 1 Low ‘Black’ and ‘White’ to be apart of Supreme’s SS20 season.
Jordan Brand is gearing up to drop the ‘Paris’ AJ1 Low this month and this colorway does not disappoint. Features include a combination of buttery leather and soft suede which do a good job at complementing the palette of grays and blues. Other aspects include white midsoles with bone-colored outsoles and ‘PRS’ tagged on a tumbled leather hangtag with a small Nike Swoosh logo.
Priced at $130, the Air Jordan 1 Low “Paris” will release on February 22.
By the looks of the pics it seems Fujiwara has replaced the traditional lacing with three Velcro straps. The ‘FRGMT’ branding covers the ‘Nike Air’ on the heel tab also with a sighting of half-perforated midfoot Swooshes. Overall quality looks clean with an all white leather upper
Get an up close look at the fragment design x Nike Air Force 1 High below.
Off-White™ releases its latest offering in the footwear world with it’s take on hiking with the Oddsy Minimal sandal.
This sandal possesses Off-White’ signature stylings like utility straps that are heavy duty and webbing that give the wearer a more stabilized fit. There is a sculpted foam midsole for added comfort along with perforated detailing. As far as colorways go, there will be a blue, beige, and black silhouette with each color having a different color contrast on the heel supports.
Shop now at SSENSEfor $445 USD.
ALYX founder Matthew M. Williams gives us a look at his Nike collab with the very futuristic Zoom MMW 4.
Two colorways are present for the MMW 4’s: a neutral beige and a triple black with both featuring a multi-layered midsole with a thick heel almost resembling a springboard. Topping off the sneaker are metal accents on a flyknit upper and MMW branding.
Check out some pics below and stay tuned for more info.
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