Sneakers
Remixing the classic Reebok Question Low silhouettes, Pharrell and his team has given a new colorway and design to the sneakers that Allen Iverson made famous by lacing it with BBC ICECREAM's signature "Name Chains" and "Beepers & Butts" graphics respectively.
About damn time. Unfortunately there's no retro authenticating option but we can't always get what we want. Anyone who has a SNKRS app knows that all too well.
According to Hypebeast Reebok will be retroing the classic 90's sneaker later this month and will be joining a few 90's re-releases such as the Shaquille O'Neal "Shaqnosis" and Allen Iverson "Question Mid" models. We're lowkey surprised they waited this long to retro all these classics.
To celebrate the 25th anniversary of his cult classic debut, Doe or Die, AZ will be teaming with Ewing Athletics to release a limited-edition SPORT LITE which will sport a colorway that pays homage to the album cover to AZ's street classic album. In a press release the Brooklyn born MC explains why this latest move is an honor as far as he's concerned.
Michael Jordan has long retired from the NBA, but his top of the line signature sneakers are still evolving. Today (Sept. 24), Jordan Brand officially unveiled the Air Jordan XXXV.
As Nike commits millions to reform social justice, Converse is stepping up too.
Days after announcing they'd be turning 2,000 of their stores into voting locations for November's Presidential election, Foot Locker is now launching a brand new interactive sneaker hub using Google slides for sneakerheads who have an affinity for Air Max's.
They should've sent some pairs of these to Conway The Machine and Method Man for their visuals to "Lemon" and really got the ball rolling on promotion. Just sayin.'
Yesterday the Boston Celtic's star forward, Jayson Tatum posed with an an exclusive pair of the Air Jordan 35 which boasts a rather "What The" kind of colorway which features grey, black, blue, red, orange, and yellow all over the new silhouette.
The sneakers are set to drop this November 27 at the tune of $200 in a full family size run, but don't expect this to be an easy copp. Heads will be doubling and tripling up on these (we know we are) so prepare to battle bots, enter raffles, and still take numerous L's come Black Friday.
Did you get em? You won't be able to find many people following a sneaker drop on Nike's SNKRS app. The trend continued today for sneaker enthusiasts.
