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adidas Originals 6009 Flag Stripes

While these may be a few days late for the 4th of July they are right on time for adidas’ 60th Anniversary celebration. The German company chooses to evoke thoughts of America the beautiful with this one dropping via both a Pro Model and Superstar. The Pro Model reads more like a pin stripped mid while the Superstar is undeniably American with its blue panels, red stripes, white stars and gold accents. Both shoes leave the white rubber toecap intact. Look for them both now at select adidas Originals Retailers. Via hypebeast close

adidas Skateboarding – Busenitz +

For you skaters with a penchant for the three stripes, there are three new colourways of Adidas Skateboarding kicks for you to shred the streets with. A super lo-pro grey Skate, a Campus Vulc in black, and a Busenitz in black/gum with yellow trim are now available for you to purchase, lace up, and plant on griptape. If you can’t ollie a flight of stairs like Dennis Busenitz can, you can certainly look the part with any one of the three new colourways. via DQM.Read the rest of adidas Skateboarding – Busenitz + Lo Pro + Campus Vulc© Sneaker News, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add todel.icio.us close

Stone Island Shadow - Gore Tex Pro

Stone Island Shadow has released two new technical outerwear pieces as we begin to count down the days of Winter and get ready for Spring. The first piece is the Gore Tex Pro Shell Trench Jacket which is a short trench coat that comes in a 3-layer Total Weather Gore-Tex Pro Shell, designed to resits some of the most extreme weather conditions. The second outerwear piece from Stone Island is the Reflex Field Jacket, coming in Navy Blue, this jacket features Batavia-T fabric from the Stone Island archives and has been updated with water and stain repellent during the jacket’s production process. Both jackets are available now at FIRMAMENT and their online store, The-Glade.Read the rest of: Stone Island Shadow - Gore Tex Pro Shell Trench Jacket & Reflex Field Jacket© X for Freshness Mag, 2010. |Permalink |No comment |Add to del.icio.usPost catergories: Apparel 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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