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adidas Originals x Chapter - Decade

The adidas Decade Hi has been a popular basketball sneaker since its release and Tokyo’s sneaker boutique Chapter have worked on two limited edition colorways. There are two colorways in white and black base colors that are highlighted with spot colors in pastel tones.The white pairs feature rainbow hologram adidas logos on the side panel and heel sections making an impression upon first inspection. Keeping the pastel theme are the multi colored shoe laces and tongue tag. While on the other hand the black pair is much more bold with blocks of vivid colors used in the three stripes on the side of the sneaker. Contrasting the black body are blue details on the side panel, shoe laces and tongue tag. Currently available exclusively to Chapter stores in Japan.Read the rest of: adidas Originals x Chapter - Decade Hi W© masa for Freshness, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add to del.icio.usPost catergories: Sneakers, adidas Originals close

Adidas Originals x Originals - Deca

Chapter, Tokyoâ€â„¢s own sneaker haven collab’ed with Adidas on two limited edition colorways for the Decade Hi. Offered in either black or white, they both come highlighted with spot colors in pastel tones. In the white release, we see a rainbow hologram, with stitched together logos on the side panel and heel. You will also find a pair of multi colored/tie dyed shoe laces and tongue tag. The black pair isn’t as subtle, with the pastel’s being far more vivid, especially on the signature Adidas stripes. These are currently only available in Chapter stores. via Freshness Mag close

Chapter Express x Adidas Decade Hi

Japan is on the map, especially with the release of the Chapter Express x Adidas Decade Hi W, which is a collaborative effort between Adidas and Tokyo-based shoe retailer Chapter Express. The Decade comes in two colorways: black and white, and uses full nubuck and leather uppers, respectively. The black pair features a black nubuck upper with blue, pink, and yellow contrasts on the stripes, tongue, perforated side panel, and outsole. The white pair is quite different, with a white leather upper and contrasting rainbow design on the stripes, tongue tag, and laces. The side panel features a special rainbow pearl tre-foil design, making this pair of sneakers stand out. They’re both available now exclusively on Chapter Express for about $110 each. close

ADIDAS VULC BOOT X KAZUKI Belongs T

There was a time when animals prints were the rage but why wait for that time to come again when you can crate your own fashion? The ADIDAS VULC BOOT X KAZUKI may just be the impetus you need to be a fashion plate.Let’s admit the reality. Sneakers are not just solely for function but for most women they are part and parcel of fashion. You can be fashionable with the ADIDAS VULC BOOT X KAZUKI sneakers no matter what you wear.Thank Japanese designer Kazuki for the ADIDAS VULC BOOT X KAZUKI. The sneaker comes with a faux feline fur upper that will make even celebrities envious. This sneaker can be paired with even the most basic clothing wear and you will still come out on top of your game.The ADIDAS VULC BOOT X KAZUKI has a reflective heel pops and an easy access ankle tabs. The midsole is in black and white providing more comfort. If you’re not too careful other felines might think you belong to their pack and you might be assaulted. close

Flashback Friday : adidas EQT Top T

words & images_Nick DePaulaLife was quite different for Kobe Bryant over a decade ago. As a rookie, the young prodigy was still trying to figure out how to fit in with his older teammates, how to balance the shift from Prom to the Pros, and oh yeah, he was kicking off his budding career with another brand, having signed a deal straight out of High School with adidas Basketball, masterminded by prep guru Sonny Vacarro. With Antoine Walker, Tracy McGrady and Bryant the three stars of the future that Vacarro hand selected for the Three Stripes (two out of three ain’t bad…), each wore the adidas EQT Top Ten 2010, a futuristic look at the brand’s new Feet You Wear concept, debuted a season earlier in the EQT Top Ten 2000.It appeared to be a goofy concept at the time, as Feet You Wear didn’t quite connect with people looking for giant air-bags and other visible cushioning contraptions, but as we’ve now seen today with Nike’s heralded â€Å"Freeâ€Â� campaign, adidas was certainly onto something when they introduced barefoot-inspired athletic footwear in 1995. Originally developed by Frampton Ellis, Feet You Wear hoped to mimic the natural motion of an athlete’ close

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