The Nike Air Max 90 and Nike Air Force 1 Low are receiving a customisable arrangement in this new ‘Home and Away pack’. Releasing on the 6th June will be a six-sneaker collection as Nike show more of their scratch off technology. The collection, which consists of 6 variations, sports colours from fan-favourite teams across
Jordan Brand and Paris have a longstanding relationship that has grown stronger by the decade. The brand presence in the French capital has grown, thanks to the Quai 54 World Championship and Michael Jordan’s first visit to Paris in 1985. Jordan Bastille, Jordan’s first European store, opened it’s doors in 2016, with the brand’s partnership
Virgil Abloh is collaborating with Nike again for a highly anticipated November release. We’re here to tell you all about the features, price, and most importantly, when you can get them. The previous collaborations between luxury streetwear brand Off-White and Nike have always been the topic of conversation between sneaker-mad sartorialists. Most recently, Abloh worked
Crep Protect have teamed up with Cologne-based sneaker trading platform Klekt / Presented By to open their first store in low-key Fitzrovia, which sits quietly on one of its side roads. The area is more known for fancy bars, restaurants and an array of healthy food boutiques, as opposed to fashionably cool streetwear stores; although
Nike released the highly anticipated Just Do It pack at the end of June. The pack included seven silhouettes to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the iconic ‘Just Do It’ phrase. Classic styles including the Air Force 1, Air Max 1 and the Air Max 95 have been revamped with orange, black and white colour-ways,
