The pictured Nike Air Pegasus 89, dubbed the “Berlin,” is released to celebrate the fall of the Berlin Wall. Created in shades of grey and black with hints of purple, the splattered swoosh compliments the overall colorway nicely. Berlin like lace lock and “Berlin 89″ embroidery on the back rounds out this solid sneaker.
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The pictured Nike Trainer 1 is created in signature Bo Jackson elements including Raider’s silver and black, a “Bo Knows” tag on the tongue and insole, and a pixelated Bo Jackson baseball figure also on the insole. The black elephant print around the collar compliments the Raider colorway nicely.
The original recognizable colorblocking on this Patta x Nike Air Max 1 Premium TZ has been applied to remain true to it’s strong heritage and the main focus has been directed at the choice of durable materials: purple denim, canvas and nubuck ensure a more street-friendly version to carry on footwear tradition in a proud fashion. Releases as a tier zero drop and is available now.
Supreme has added a feature on their website depicting their entire sneaker history (from 1996 through 2009). Their numerous collaborations include Nike SB, Vans, Timberland, and more. The entire Supreme Collaboration Sneaker History after the jump!
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At Nike’s 21 Mercer, you can really do up a pair of Air Force 1 Bespokes. The one above is created by a guy by the name of, “Alex.” His pair mixes multiply-colored and textured croc skins with Kaw’s inspired X-shaped stitching. Remeber originality does come at a price, so don’t get sticker shocked, when you come through. Close up pictures after the jump!
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In a dope black/yellow colorway (Individual Sole-like), this Nike Air Structure Triax 91 isn’t part of the Livestrong Collection. The white midsoles brings balance to the primary black and yellow colors. Drops during the Holiday 2009 season.
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