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W.N.I.K.E. - Nike Basketball Radio

Charles Barkley is the hilarious glue that holds TNT’s NBA studio shows together.  Gary Payton and Chris Webber are easily the two best reasons to tune into NBA TV (aside from obscure first-round playoff games, of course).  Webber sometimes moonlights on TNT, dishing it with Sir Charles as well as he did from the power forward position.  Webber wore Nikes early in his career, but the *turrible* move to Dada may have cost him a spot in this new Nike ad campaign.Chuck and the Glove are working together on Nike Basketball’s W.N.I.K.E. viral net ‘radio station’.  The idea is to push for outdoor ballin’ during the summer months and they’ve added to blacktop-geared releases like the Air Zoom Sharkalaid.  Enter the Nike Zoom LeBron Soldier III XDR.  Along with the new Ultimate Pure Grip rock, the Soldier III’s eXtra Durable Rubber makes it a perfect fit for your blacktop business.  W.N.I.K.E. is also pushing the Nike Dream Season, but no word yet on whether Kobe Bryant’s secondary shoe will see an XDR release.  via FRESHNESSRead the rest of W.N.I.K.E. - Nike Basketball Radio with Charles Barkley + Gary Payton© Sneaker News, 200 close

Adio - Crane

Adio sticks to its skater roots with their newest release. The black and tan upper of the sneaker contrast beautifully with the all white sole. Great grip and protection has kept Adio in the game for a while, hopefully they continue their legacy.Via: MIA Skate Shop close

Movado X Kenny Scharf

Studying “Smiling Spermy Spiralies” by Los Angeles based Kenny Scharf is a mind boggling experience that transports one into the psychedelia while harboring a desire to open up Scharf’s brain to see what he was thinking. The artist’s pop painting is part Gary Baseman, part commentary on American consumer culture and all colors.Read the rest of: Movado X Kenny Scharf© Emily for Freshness, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add to del.icio.usPost catergories: Art & Design, Gadgets, Shopping close

Standard Hotel x DC x SE Racing - P

As the saying goes, the third time is the charm. In this, the 3rd installment of an ongoing project between DC and bike specialist SE Bikes, the newly opened Standard Hotel New York was chosen to be the next collaborator.  Adorned in the hotel’s signature motifs, matte-black with sleek gold accents, the PK Ripper Fixed Gear Bike features custom leather seat embossed with Standard Hotel logo, gold front rim, along with logo badge on seat post, also in gold.  Unlike the “traditional”  fixed gear model, the Standard Hotel variant comes with brakes and a convertible rear hub.  An easy conversion from freewheel motion for novice to fixed gear action for hard-core riders.Read the rest of: Standard Hotel x DC x SE Racing - PK Ripper Fixed Gear Bike© Poe for Freshness, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add to del.icio.usPost catergories: Art & Design, Bikes, Collaboration, DC Shoes, Shopping close

Levi’s - Engineered Jeans | Limit

It has been ten years since Levi’s started dressing its wearers in structured jeans that allow for fluidity and flexibility in movement. To celebrate a decade of making some of the best fitting jeans and still standing strong in the competitive denim market, the label has created 99 pairs of limited edition jeans based on the first standard fit created in 1999. Each pair is uniquely hand-sprayed in a bright color palette for an arty lived in look and the fabric is recreated from a hemp and cotton mix, which is a replica of the 1999 version– a solid green selvedge. The jeans are topped off 18 carat-gold buttons and rivets caste from the original moulds. These jeans come housed iin a special commemorative box with matching paint box finish. They are now available online at oki-ni. Read the rest of: Levi’s - Engineered Jeans | Limited Edition 1st Standard 10th Blast Jeans© Emily for Freshness, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add to del.icio.usPost catergories: Denim close

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