"Heitor" is the first full-length adidas Skateboarding video part by Heitor Da Silva. Traveling to multiple continents with stops in Barcelona, Taipei, Philadelphia, Los Angeles and Buenos Aires, this edit showcases the power and spontaneity of Heitor rounded out with his unique style and finesse.
Music | "Gypsy Woman (She's Homeless)" - Crystal Waters
Filmed, Edited & Directed by Chris Mulhern
Additional Filming by Diego Juan Vargas Amato and Daniel Wheatley
Official Website | http://adidas.com/skateboarding
Instagram | http://instagram.com/adidasskateboarding
Facebook | http://fb.com/adidasskateboarding
#adidasSkateboarding #HeitorDaSilva
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Friday, January 11, 2019
adidas Skateboarding presents | Heitro
"Heitor" is the first full-length adidas Skateboarding video part by Heitor Da Silva. Traveling to multiple continents with stops in Barcelona, Taipei, Philadelphia, Los Angeles and Buenos Aires, this edit showcases the power and spontaneity of Heitor rounded out with his unique style and finesse.
Music | "Gypsy Woman (She's Homeless)" - Crystal Waters
Filmed, Edited & Directed by Chris Mulhern
Additional Filming by Diego Juan Vargas Amato and Daniel Wheatley
Official Website | http://adidas.com/skateboarding
Instagram | http://instagram.com/adidasskateboarding
Facebook | http://fb.com/adidasskateboarding
#adidasSkateboarding #HeitorDaSilva
Shon Roka (pronounced Shaun Roca) the DJ also known as Shaun Ortega was born on the west-side of Chicago. He started gaining fame as a bboy in 1991 and later became a member of a well known crew called the BRICKHEADZ. He would perform for such artist and events such as The Roots, KRS One, Immortal Technique, Dougie Fresh, Common, Rhymefest, Cypress Hill, Pharoah Monch, Nas, Diddy, Mariah Carey, Taste of Chicago, Lollapolooza, Looptopia, B96 Summer Bash just to name a few. The BRICKHEADZ also won many breakin' competition nationally and internationally. While Shon Roka was being active as a bboy he was working on his craft of being a DJ.
DJing for w/ Nike, Jordan, Under Armour, Adidas, Vans, Uprise (Chicago) Skateshop for numerous in-stores, sporting events, galleries and corporate outings. Also Shon Roka is a resident DJ post Covid in Chicago at McGee's, Tantrum, Imbibe and Harbee's. While being a DJ, he has been teaching music production and the Art of Skateboarding through Maggie Daley's After School Matters. Also known as Gallery 37.
For more information contact via email.
Saturday, September 20, 2014
PARKER GOES TO KOREA
Every year i visit Korea at least once and seeing my friends in the art, fashion and music scene grow out there is always inspiring!
Special thanks to Kyuhee, Adidas Seoul, iise, AOMG, rm360, Cakeshop and Swings!
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/dumbfoundead
Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/dumbfoundead
PEOPLE FEATURED:
-Kyuhee http://www.instagram.com/flosseveryday
-DJ YTst http://www.soundcloud.com/djytst
-Snacky Chan http://www.twitter.com/snackychan
-Mike Gao http://www.twitter.com/mikegao
-Kevin and TK of iise http://www.ii-se.co
-360 Sounds http://www.twitter.com/360sounds
-Cakeshop http://www.twitter.com/cakeshopseoul
-Swings http://www.twitter.com/itsjustswings
SONGS FEATURED:
-Demicat - "Low Orbit"
-Esta - “Luna”
-T.O.P - “Doom Dada" (YTst x J.sin Remix “Dooom”)
-IAMNOBODI - “When You Know It”
-Black Nut “100”
Saturday, July 19, 2014
Interview: Bata Shoe Museum Senior Curator Elizabeth Semmelhack
WRITTEN BY: BRAD CLARKE POSTED/GreenLabel
We recently visited the Bata Shoe Museum in Toronto to check out their exhibit, Out of the Box: The Rise of Sneaker Culture, to get schooled on the history of the sneaker. The exhibit was developed by Senior Curator of the Bata Shoe Museum, Elizabeth Semmelhack, who has worked at the museum since 2000 and has also consulted for other institutions such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. We sat down with Elizabeth to find out more about how she developed the exhibit and the plans for its future.
How did you come up with the idea for Out of the Box: The Rise of Sneaker Culture?
Historically, the Bata Shoe Museum hasn’t collected sneakers, yet sneaker culture is such an important part of the history of footwear today. I saw an opportunity to not only engage with the long history of the sneaker, but also bring it up to contemporary times and work with contemporary collectors. It was a really interesting opportunity. I’m always interested in why something has been made, and why the sneaker was invented in the first place is fascinating. Since we engage with all types of footwear, I think that hopefully this exhibit has expanded what people think we do here at the Bata Shoe Museum.
How many pairs of shoes are included in this exhibit?
There are about 130 pairs of shoes, and given that we don’t collect sneakers, it meant that there had to be a lot of participation from major archives and major collectors. Once the idea was out there, everyone really came on board. It was fantastic.
Who were some of the first people to reach out and contribute to the sneaker portion of this exhibit?
The first people I had to call were Run-DMC. I called them and Eric Blam, and immediately got a very positive response. I knew that was setting me off on the right foot. Christian Louboutin was also extremely willing to lend to the exhibition, and he actually donated to the museum’s collection. I also worked with Dionne Walcott from Toronto Loves Kicks, and she allowed us to look at local collectors and also expand into an international web of people. We got sneakers from around the world like Ponys from Hong Kong. I was so impressed by how enthusiastic everybody was to participate.
What’s the one shoe everyone talks about or focuses on in the exhibit?
There are a couple of really important shoes. Obviously, the fact that Nike designer Tinker Hatfield picked the shoes that defined his career is a really important contribution to this exhibition. For me, though, the ones I really love are the Stewie Griffin Nikes. I think they’re so beautiful and eye catching. They’re also a media darling. They’re very photogenic. [Laughs]
What’s next for the exhibition?
The American Federation of the Arts, which is based out of New York City, has taken on Out of the Box as a traveling exhibition, so we’re now in negotiations with a number of large museums across the United States. We’re hopeful that a major museum in the New York City area will exhibit it and that it will go all the way across America, ending on the West Coast. It should travel for about a year, there will be a book that accompanies it, and it will be updated to reflect the most recent sneakers as it moves across the United States
We recently visited the Bata Shoe Museum in Toronto to check out their exhibit, Out of the Box: The Rise of Sneaker Culture, to get schooled on the history of the sneaker. The exhibit was developed by Senior Curator of the Bata Shoe Museum, Elizabeth Semmelhack, who has worked at the museum since 2000 and has also consulted for other institutions such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. We sat down with Elizabeth to find out more about how she developed the exhibit and the plans for its future.
How did you come up with the idea for Out of the Box: The Rise of Sneaker Culture?
Historically, the Bata Shoe Museum hasn’t collected sneakers, yet sneaker culture is such an important part of the history of footwear today. I saw an opportunity to not only engage with the long history of the sneaker, but also bring it up to contemporary times and work with contemporary collectors. It was a really interesting opportunity. I’m always interested in why something has been made, and why the sneaker was invented in the first place is fascinating. Since we engage with all types of footwear, I think that hopefully this exhibit has expanded what people think we do here at the Bata Shoe Museum.
How many pairs of shoes are included in this exhibit?
There are about 130 pairs of shoes, and given that we don’t collect sneakers, it meant that there had to be a lot of participation from major archives and major collectors. Once the idea was out there, everyone really came on board. It was fantastic.
Who were some of the first people to reach out and contribute to the sneaker portion of this exhibit?
The first people I had to call were Run-DMC. I called them and Eric Blam, and immediately got a very positive response. I knew that was setting me off on the right foot. Christian Louboutin was also extremely willing to lend to the exhibition, and he actually donated to the museum’s collection. I also worked with Dionne Walcott from Toronto Loves Kicks, and she allowed us to look at local collectors and also expand into an international web of people. We got sneakers from around the world like Ponys from Hong Kong. I was so impressed by how enthusiastic everybody was to participate.
What’s the one shoe everyone talks about or focuses on in the exhibit?
There are a couple of really important shoes. Obviously, the fact that Nike designer Tinker Hatfield picked the shoes that defined his career is a really important contribution to this exhibition. For me, though, the ones I really love are the Stewie Griffin Nikes. I think they’re so beautiful and eye catching. They’re also a media darling. They’re very photogenic. [Laughs]
What’s next for the exhibition?
The American Federation of the Arts, which is based out of New York City, has taken on Out of the Box as a traveling exhibition, so we’re now in negotiations with a number of large museums across the United States. We’re hopeful that a major museum in the New York City area will exhibit it and that it will go all the way across America, ending on the West Coast. It should travel for about a year, there will be a book that accompanies it, and it will be updated to reflect the most recent sneakers as it moves across the United States
Wednesday, July 16, 2014
Chet Faker x GoldLink | On You
"On You" is a collaboration between @goldlink & Chet Faker and the latest in @yourstrulysf & adidas originals#songsfromscratch series.
Witness the making of this and other #songsfromscratch by Kelela, Tink, Jeremih, Shlohmo, Chance the Rapper, Nosaj Thing, Danny Brown, Araabmuzik and more at www.songsfromscrat.ch/
"On You"
Produced by Chet Faker
Mixed & Mastered by Alex Ben-Abdallah
Artwork by Babak Khoshnoud
Monday, July 14, 2014
CLUB 75 X ADIDAS ORIGINALS STAN SMITH
WRITTEN BY: KEENAN HIGGINS/GreenLabel
Adidas has a lot in store for 2014, and one of their standout collabs is the Club 75 x adidas Originals capsule collection.
The premiere item of this set is a pair of collaborative edition Stan Smiths, which keeps the shoe's clean white leather upper and includes Club 75's gold print and embossed cat head trademark.
These are up for pre-order now, but expect a general release on July 28.
Friday, June 27, 2014
Adidas Skate Copa 2014 | Wilson Skatepark
June 28, 2014, Chicago, Illinois
NOW STARTING AT 10:30AM DUE TO RAIN
Location: Wilson Skatepark, W Wilson Ave, Chicago, IL 60640
Prize Purse
1st Place Team - $750 - all expense paid trip for five to the Finals in LA at The Berrics
2nd Place Team - $500
3rd Place Team - $250
Special Prizes - three at $250 each
After-Party at Chop Shop
Join us afterwards for free beer and food at Chop Shop, 2033 West North Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60647 (773) 537-4440.
Sunday, June 15, 2014
New York Teenager Creates World’s First 'Sneaker Pawnshop’
By Rosa Prince/The Telegraph
Youngsters can pawn their valuable trainers to raise cash – if they pass smell test
A New York teenager has created the world’s first "sneaker pawnshop" where streetwise youngsters can hock their valuable trainers to raise cash.
Specialising in high-end designer models and “dead stock,” limited edition trainers no longer being made which can sell for many thousands of dollars, the store is the brainchild of Chase Reed, a 16-year-old from Harlem.
All shoes brought into Sneaker Pawn must pass a smell test before their owners receive a lump sum in cash.
They can redeem them later or allow them to be sold. Owners have first refusal on any sale and receive 80 per cent of any profit.
Customers usually borrow around $100 (£60) per pair of lightly-worn trainers although one was lent thousands of dollars after bringing in a pair of Nike LeBron Crown Jewels and two pairs of Nike Air Jordans. They must repay the loan at a rate of 20 per cent.
Chase came up with the idea for Sneaker Pawn after asking his father, Troy, if he could borrow $50 (£29) only days after being bought a pair of expensive trainers.
Mr Reed told the New York Post: “I was like, ‘Are you serious?’ I’m holding these sneakers until I get my $50 back.”
Chase raised the seed money to open Sneaker Pawn by selling off his own 200-strong collection of trainers.
A 10th grader at the Frederick Douglass Academy in Harlem, he works in the shop after school and at weekends while his father mans the tills during school hours.
As well as passing the sniff test, Chase and his colleagues check that trainers brought in to be pawned have retained their colour and do not have excessive wear on the soles.
Mr Reed said: “Young kids don’t have jewellery. They don’t have cars. But what they do have is the thousands of dollars worth of sneakers in their house.
“After we evaluate it, we’ll give the kid, say, $100 for the sneakers. If he wants them back, he’ll pay the $100, plus $20 for storing the sneakers.”
Chase said: “It’s an idea that’s right in front of your face. It’s just about bringing the idea to life.
“I don’t look at it like a business. It’s what I do. It’s what I breathe.”
Among the shop’s customers have been a youngster who pawned his valuable trainers to pay for his brother’s funeral and two teenage girls who wanted cash to buy prom dresses.
The owner of the LeBron Crown Jewels used the cash to move to The Bronx from Brooklyn.
Sneakers have become big business in recent years, with youngsters frequently queuing all night outside shops such as Nike and Reebok to buy the latest releases, and swapping shoes at huge trainer conventions.
There is a lively trade on auction sites such as eBay, where limited-edition trainers can rise in value far above their original retail price, particularly if they have a celebrity endorsement.
Originally bought for $270 (£159), LeBron Crown Jewels, named after basketball star LeBron James of the Miami Heat, are now worth around $1,400 (£825).
Nike Air Yeezys, designed in collaboration with the singer Kanye West, cost $263 (£194) when they were released, and are currently on sale on eBay for between $1,700 (£1,256) and $15,000 (£8,841).
Earlier this year, Jonathan Rodriguez, an 18-year-old from Deer Park, New York, turned down an offer of $98,000 (£57,760) in cash for his Nike Air Yeezy 2 “Red October” sneakers, which had been signed by West onstage during a concert.
One of Sneaker Pawn’s employees, Rahsaan “Uncle Bless” Capers has been offered $17,000 (£12,560) for the three pairs of Yeezys he owns, but says he is not ready to sell.
A New York teenager has created the world’s first "sneaker pawnshop" where streetwise youngsters can hock their valuable trainers to raise cash.
Specialising in high-end designer models and “dead stock,” limited edition trainers no longer being made which can sell for many thousands of dollars, the store is the brainchild of Chase Reed, a 16-year-old from Harlem.
All shoes brought into Sneaker Pawn must pass a smell test before their owners receive a lump sum in cash.
They can redeem them later or allow them to be sold. Owners have first refusal on any sale and receive 80 per cent of any profit.
Customers usually borrow around $100 (£60) per pair of lightly-worn trainers although one was lent thousands of dollars after bringing in a pair of Nike LeBron Crown Jewels and two pairs of Nike Air Jordans. They must repay the loan at a rate of 20 per cent.
Chase came up with the idea for Sneaker Pawn after asking his father, Troy, if he could borrow $50 (£29) only days after being bought a pair of expensive trainers.
Mr Reed told the New York Post: “I was like, ‘Are you serious?’ I’m holding these sneakers until I get my $50 back.”
Chase raised the seed money to open Sneaker Pawn by selling off his own 200-strong collection of trainers.
A 10th grader at the Frederick Douglass Academy in Harlem, he works in the shop after school and at weekends while his father mans the tills during school hours.
As well as passing the sniff test, Chase and his colleagues check that trainers brought in to be pawned have retained their colour and do not have excessive wear on the soles.
Mr Reed said: “Young kids don’t have jewellery. They don’t have cars. But what they do have is the thousands of dollars worth of sneakers in their house.
“After we evaluate it, we’ll give the kid, say, $100 for the sneakers. If he wants them back, he’ll pay the $100, plus $20 for storing the sneakers.”
Chase said: “It’s an idea that’s right in front of your face. It’s just about bringing the idea to life.
“I don’t look at it like a business. It’s what I do. It’s what I breathe.”
Among the shop’s customers have been a youngster who pawned his valuable trainers to pay for his brother’s funeral and two teenage girls who wanted cash to buy prom dresses.
The owner of the LeBron Crown Jewels used the cash to move to The Bronx from Brooklyn.
Sneakers have become big business in recent years, with youngsters frequently queuing all night outside shops such as Nike and Reebok to buy the latest releases, and swapping shoes at huge trainer conventions.
There is a lively trade on auction sites such as eBay, where limited-edition trainers can rise in value far above their original retail price, particularly if they have a celebrity endorsement.
Originally bought for $270 (£159), LeBron Crown Jewels, named after basketball star LeBron James of the Miami Heat, are now worth around $1,400 (£825).
Nike Air Yeezys, designed in collaboration with the singer Kanye West, cost $263 (£194) when they were released, and are currently on sale on eBay for between $1,700 (£1,256) and $15,000 (£8,841).
Earlier this year, Jonathan Rodriguez, an 18-year-old from Deer Park, New York, turned down an offer of $98,000 (£57,760) in cash for his Nike Air Yeezy 2 “Red October” sneakers, which had been signed by West onstage during a concert.
One of Sneaker Pawn’s employees, Rahsaan “Uncle Bless” Capers has been offered $17,000 (£12,560) for the three pairs of Yeezys he owns, but says he is not ready to sell.
Thursday, June 12, 2014
Adidas Skate Copa | Atlanta | Part 2
Adidas Skate Copa, Atlanta, Georgia: Part 2
- the Southeast Regionals at the Kennesaw Skatepark. Part 3,
featuring a full ATL street edit with the adidas Skateboarding team,
drops tomorrow.
In the spirit of fun and camaraderie inherent to skateboarding,
adidas Skate Copa is a national shop vs. shop contest circuit
broken into 5 regional stops, culminating in a massive Final at The
Berrics.
Each stop features tales from the road, insane contest
skating from the best shop teams in the country, and of course,
heavy street skating with the adidas team.
Subscribe to The Berrics - http://bit.ly/TheBerricsYoutube
Saturday, May 31, 2014
Adidas Skate Copa | New York City | Part 1
We're proud to present adidas Skate Copa, New York City: Part 1 - a quick overview of the City That Never Sleeps with the adidas Skateboarding team. Part 2 drop tomorrow...
In the spirit of fun and camaraderie inherent to skateboarding, is a national shop vs. shop contest circuit broken into 5 regional stops, culminating in a massive Final at The Berrics. Each stop features tales from the road, insane contest skating from the best shop teams in the country, and of course, heavy street skating with the adidas team.
Subscribe to The Berrics - http://bit.ly/TheBerricsYoutube
Friday, May 30, 2014
RoxRite | In Mexico Preview
RoxRite's first time back in the mainland of his birthplace in 5 years, Mexico. Here is a sample of whats to come, a weekend trip to judge the Red Bull BC One Cypher Mexico. Follow along with RoxRite.
Shot and Edited by Daniel Zhu from Stance
Brought to to you by RoxRite and The BBoy Spot
BOOK OF LILOU | Video Of My Life
This is not a Fiction, but the reality of a young kid who believe in his dream.
The story of Ali Ramdani, more known as LILOU, several times world champion of break dance.
A Biopic video From Algeria to the Opera of Lyon, from the street to the stadium, Pockemon Crew, his group, his family...The odyssey of a young dancer of modern times.
The Book of Lilou is more than trailer but the story of his life.
from 1984 to 2014.
Wednesday, May 28, 2014
Tink x DJ Dahi | Men | Songs from Scratch
"Men" is a collaboration between @Tink_g and @dj-dahi-1 and the latest in Yours Truly and adidas originals #songsfromscratch series.
"Men"
Produced by DJ Dahi
Additional production by J.lbs
Mixed by Sean Tallman
Mastered by Patrick Brown
Dennis Smith Jr | Adidas Gauntlet | Orlando
Dennis Smith Jr highlights from this past weekend at the Adidas Uprising event in Orlando, Florida.
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Shon Roka (pronounced Shaun Roca) the DJ also known as Shaun Ortega was born on the west-side of Chicago. He started gaining fame as a bboy in 1991 and later became a member of a well known crew called the BRICKHEADZ. He would perform for such artist and events such as The Roots, KRS One, Immortal Technique, Dougie Fresh, Common, Rhymefest, Cypress Hill, Pharoah Monch, Nas, Diddy, Mariah Carey, Taste of Chicago, Lollapolooza, Looptopia, B96 Summer Bash just to name a few. The BRICKHEADZ also won many breakin' competition nationally and internationally. While Shon Roka was being active as a bboy he was working on his craft of being a DJ.
DJing for w/ Nike, Jordan, Under Armour, Adidas, Vans, Uprise (Chicago) Skateshop for numerous in-stores, sporting events, galleries and corporate outings. Also Shon Roka is a resident DJ post Covid in Chicago at McGee's, Tantrum, Imbibe and Harbee's. While being a DJ, he has been teaching music production and the Art of Skateboarding through Maggie Daley's After School Matters. Also known as Gallery 37.
For more information contact via email.
Friday, May 16, 2014
Sneaker Con Chicago | May 17
Sneaker Con Chicago – Saturday May 17th, 2014
Sneaker Con is the premier traveling event for sneaker connoisseurs to buy, sell and trade some of the most sought after footwear on the market.
EVENT DATE
12:00pm to 7:00pm
Saturday, May 17th, 2014
EVENT LOCATIION
Broadway Park Armory
5917 N Broadway
Chicago, IL 60660
Sneaker Con is the premier traveling event for sneaker connoisseurs to buy, sell and trade some of the most sought after footwear on the market.
EVENT DATE
12:00pm to 7:00pm
Saturday, May 17th, 2014
EVENT LOCATIION
Broadway Park Armory
5917 N Broadway
Chicago, IL 60660
Friday, May 2, 2014
CASTE x Magenta | Part 2
Part two of CASTE‘s collaborative project focusing on the history, perspectives and approach surrounding the identity of France based, Magenta Skateboards.
During travels to Paris, Bordeaux, and San Francisco over the past year, Magenta’s Soy Panday, Vivien Feil, Leo Valls, Jimmy Lannon, Ben Gore and Yoan Taillandier have helped illustrate the ideas that embody a brand pushing in their own direction.
http://www.magentaskateboards.com
Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Kelela x Tink | Want It | Behind The Scenes
Ever since she released her progressive and promising debut mixtape CUT 4 ME in 2013, R&B singer/songwriter Kelela continues to impress with new material like the bass-heavy “The High” and the Bok Bok-assisted “Melba’s Call”.
Her latest, “Want It”, is a collaboration with rising Chicago singer/rapper Tink and features production courtesy of DJ Dahi.
The song, which was commissioned by Yours Truly for its Songs From Scratch series, is sensual and understated.
DJ Dahi’s click-clack percussion and ambient synths provide an inviting canvas for Kelela’s soulful hooks and Tink’s laid back verses. Listen in below.
"Want It"
Produced by DJ Dahi
Additional production by J.lbs & Patrick Wimberly
Mixed by Patrick Wimberly
Mastered by Chris Gehringer
Watch a behind the scenes look at the making of the song.
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www.instagram.com/kelelam
www.facebook.com/pages/Tink-G/507021099348104
twitter.com/Official_Tink
instagram.com/tink_julio/
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Monday, March 17, 2014
Adidas Stan Smith | Elephant Leather
Nike and Jordan Brand have in recent years made extensive use of the iconic Elephant print pattern introduced on the Air Jordan III.
They certainly don’t have a monopoly on packyderm prints, however, as Elephant print lookalikes are somewhat common and the real stuff is also still out there for the taking. Check out the latest adidas Originals Stan Smith, a ladies-only pair done in a black leather with an elephant skin texture a bit closer than the relatively caricatured JB style.
This particular texture isn’t all that common these days so you’ll definitely be ahead of the curve when you cop a pair from shops like Caliroots.
Friday, March 14, 2014
ADIDAS ORIGINALS | METRO ATTITUDE
Adidas Originals gives us an extended look at the upcoming Metro Attitude.
The shoe packs a black and white colorway, styled up with snakeskin print and an oversized tongue. The sneakers look even more appealing with the French noir/New York grit backdrop — captured by street photographer Brock Fetch.
Look for these to drop this Saturday (March 15th) at select Adidas Originals retailers.
Monday, March 10, 2014
ALL GONE 2013 | BOOK
Now that we're in 2014, it's time for a new All Gone book for 2013 to be released.
All Gone 2013 showcases the finest things street culture offered throughout the year, and includes the most desired and hyped products that came out in 2013.
Published by La MJC, the book should be available for pre-order in the coming weeks.
Sunday, February 16, 2014
Adidas Originals Stan Smith Up
Adidas will enter into the wedge sneaker market with this brand new take on the beloved Stan Smith silhouette.
We knew going into 2014 that the Stans were going to be getting all sorts of attention from the brand, but we certainly didn’t expect this to be the outcome.
On top of extending the silhouette upwards, the remix also tosses a snakeskin texture on the back end in place of the original fairway green. So far there are two colorways spotted-a basic black and a basic white.
Look for the adidas Originals Stan Smith up to release on March 1st, 2014.
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