Friday, September 5, 2008
As a part of the Nike Japan “City Attack” Dunk pack, Nike created four different Dunk’s inspired by four different cities in Japan including Osaka, Fukoaka, Nagoya, and Tokyo. While Fukoaka, Nagoya, and Tokyo have all had their cities Dunk release Osaka was the last one on the list and now you can cross them off as well as this past week marked the release of the fourth and final Nike Japan “City Attack” Dunk pack shoe. Osaka’s Dunk was inspired by the city’s food and the shoe is also known as the Doutonbori Dunk. The Dunk High comes in a special wooden box and uses unlikely materials such as what appears to be seersucker. Move quickly as these are selling out even on resell sites. via Skit
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Thursday, September 4, 2008
The Jams Skidgrip Mid were Converse’ stab at the skate market back in the 80s, the upcoming re-release maintains the same low-profile and low-tech, but certainly doesn’t go low on colour. Dayglo, nu rave, clown shoes etc whatever people want to say, we’re just sure as hell that there aren’t any shortages of plain coloured slim-profile kicks lately, so in our books these are a very welcome release.
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Thursday, September 4, 2008
Canada’s Matt George has just opened his sixth Goodfoot, one of the best sneaker boutiques in the other half of North America (Canada). This door as Matt is dubbing it will be known as “Hoodfoot” and is based in North Toronto in the St. Clair and Oakwood community. The store features a simple and clean aesthetic to it using White on White for the entire buildout of the store. Next time you’re up in T.Dot make sure you stop by and check it out. via Matt George
Goodfoot
873 St. Clair Ave W | 
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Toronto, Ontario
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Thursday, September 4, 2008
The highly talked about launch of Nike Sportswear has been well received all over the world by fashion enthusiasts to die hard Nike fans and with this new line comes a new direction in Nike’s apparel and footwear collection. Nike’s dedication to creating product that is inspired by sport but remixed for the street is as evident as ever with this new collection that features a number of quality apparel products such as the Down Varsity Jacket, Lazer Runner, or Softshell Coat. In addition to the apparel for the season, Nike continues to excel at creating great pieces of footwear including an Air Magma and Winterized/Boot inspired Terminator High. via Openers
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Thursday, September 4, 2008
Boston’s own Bodega has put the pedal to the metal and followed up their impressive Puma and Reebok colabs with this new triple pack for Saucony. Built on a revamped Courageous TR silhouette, the graphics and matching apparel were inspired by regional high school uniforms. Updates include reflective 3M, ballistic nylon and premium leathers in colours which transition from morning to night, reflecting the punishing training regime of long distance runners. FALL RELEASE!
Thursday, September 4, 2008
Nike has unveiled its redesigned Nike iD website, www.nikeid.com, offering new design tools and a wider array of customizable product for the consumer, including the new Nike Sportswear label and product showcased on the track in Beijing, and an enhanced online experience. The redesign is the most comprehensive since www.nikeid.com launched in 1999.
In NikeTown London and the new Nike stores in Liverpool and Manchester, Nike iD plays a key role in the consumer experience instore. Nike Town London features the two-story Nike iD design studio, with an appointment-only studio space and exclusive product options on the second floor. Nike Town London also features a football-specific iD studio within the Boot Room football area, offering footballers an unmatched level of performance customization.
Both the new Nike Liverpool store (opened on 17 July) and Nike Manchester store (opens on 29 August) feature Nike iD terminals with trained staff to act as design consultants for consumers who want to express themselves through their designs.
From Nike Sportswear to Nike Pro apparel to Nike 6.0 to Nike+, consumers can customize nearly every kind of Nike product. Bags, footwear and apparel, including Nike’s product in Beijing like the Nike Zoom Victory+, The Rejuven8 as well as premium Sportswear graphic tees are online. A new Design Search feature allows users lets them view other consumers’ designs from around the globe for inspiration. Nike iD is also available on www.NikeStore.com and www.NikeSportswear.com sites.
