Heyday Footwear is a brand new footwear line created by Boston based sneaker designer Darin Hager. Darin has been designing shoes for Puma, Clarks and Sperry for so long he decided, "why not do it for myself?" Heyday's designs are…
Continue Reading →From the timeless classics to wild and limited-edition pieces, sneakers are a big part of our lives. Know someone who would be wildly surprised if you just happen to buy them a pair of the latest JB Classics? Some Royal…
Continue Reading →Chuck Anderson has a nice little update to his site No Pattern, including a pretty bad-ass print titled Good Parts of Bad Dreams (left). It's an 18x24 signed matte print in a limited edition of 300. $25, a small price…
Continue Reading →Darren Firth is a very talented artist/designer from the U.K., and Keepsmesane is his online portfolio. In the past three years, Darren has focused a lot on developing his personal portfolio, but has also done some impressive work for clients…
Continue Reading →112 Ocean Drive is the solo project of Gustav Dejert, the multi-talented Swedish designer, animator, illustrator and director. Gustav started 112 Ocean Drive in 2005 after working for several renowned design and production studios, doing everything from brand development to…
Continue Reading →Growing up on the Eastside meant having to make the pilgrimage to traffic congested and parking-limited L.A. if you wanted a piece of the street fashion scene. Brands such as Stussy, Union, and Undefeated all opened their West Coast houses…
Continue Reading →The World Cup is always an interesting time to see how competitive brands push for market share-- in this case, Adopt-a-German is a part of the Puma World Cup Campaign. It's a project involving 12 bloggers based out of the…
Continue Reading →One of my favorite sneaker shops I found while hunting through Tokyo was Pistacchio. It's located in Daikanyama, on a small back street called Sarugaku-cho just across from the Onitsuka Tiger store. The shop was primarily full of obscure Nike…
Continue Reading →I didn't have to go far from my cocoon inHotel Q!, where I'm staying, to find good things in Berlin--Kurfüsten Damm is packed with stores, and more stores. Although a huge amount of the shops around this area are touristy…
Continue Reading →I spent this past weekend in San Francisco doing some "recon work", and I've got much to report--so look forward to more SF related posts this week. I stopped by nearly every hot sneaker spot in the area-- today I…
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