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adidas x CLOT – TS (Team Signatur

adidas and Hong Kong based lifestyle brand, CLOT, have collaborated on a new adidas Performance Basketball sneaker, the Team Signature Commander (TS Commander). The shoe was designed by Mark Shin from adidas Basketball and Edison Chen of CLOT. The idea behind collaborating together was to bridge the gap between fashion and technical function. This TS Commander is being called the CLOTarity (CLOT + clarity) as the shoe features a White leather upper with various CLOT graphics and an ice outsole which representes the “decisive clarity of purpose required to rise and become a leader on court”. The shoes will be released exclusively at CLOT’s retail space, Juice, on September 11th, 2009. Stay tuned for more adidas and CLOT performance collaborations soon. via HypebeastRead the rest of adidas x CLOT – TS (Team Signature) Commander© Sneaker News, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add todel.icio.us close

adidas Team Signature x CLOT

words_Nick DePaulaNo stranger to high profile collaborations over the past few years, Hong Kong-based CLOT has just teamed up with adidas Basketball and styled up their latest Team Signature sneakers, the TS Cut Creator and TS Commander LT. Both pairs feature varying embossed graphics tying back to local cultural patterns, as the TS Cut Creator comes in black/gold/red and the TS Commander LT in white/grey/ice. They include a sweet detailed box specific to this set. The CLOT x adidas Team Signature shoes are available now at CLOT’s web store.For more background on the TS Commander LT and details straight from designer Robbie Fuller, be sure to check out Sole Collector’s Issue 29, available HERE.adidas TS Cut Creator x CLOT:adidas TS Commander LT x CLOT: close

CLOT x adidas Team Signature Cut Cr

adidas has been making a splash with such collabo’s as the ones with Mighty Healthy and 55DSL. And, you guessed it- they’re at it again. This time, it’s the adidas Team Signature that collaborated with CLOT, which is based out of Hong Kong. The resulting TS Cut Creator comes in a predominantly gold and black colorway with red accents. The TS Commander LT is mostly white, with slight grey and sky blue accents. Now available at CLOT’s online store, both pairs also come in a very nice collector’s edition shoe box. What are your thoughts on this collabo? One of the better adidas projects of the year?Via SoleCollector. close

CLOT x Adidas Team Signature Cut Cr

Adidas recently came together with CLOT to collaborate on two pairs of Adidas basketball silhouettes, the TS Cut Creator and TS Commander LT. The Creator sports a black and gold design along with red accents, while the TS Commander yields a predominantly white upper along with hints of grey and sky blue accents. They are available now at CLOT’s online store, and each comes in a nice collector’s edition shoe box. Which of the two do you guys prefer. Via SoleCollector. 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

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