NikeLab and COMME des GARÇONS‘ highly covetable Air VaporMax is back. Two COMME des GARÇONS retailers are restocking the shoe very soon.
First released at COMME des GARÇONS stores and retailers in February for $335 USD, the collaborative model shuns laces for an elastic ankle collar, and boasts a co-branded strip of fabric on the Flyknit upper. After selling out almost immediately, the sneaker remains in high demand — especially in the coveted 10.5 size, as evidenced by the inflated prices on StockX.
36-year-old British superstar Craig David is probably best known for his musical output, but the “7 Days” singer is also a huge sneakerhead. Case in point: this attention-grabbing custom Louis Vuitton and adidas Originals NMD.
Put together by Sneakersnbonsai, Craig David’s adidas and Louis Vuitton customs blend the former’s NMD silhouette with the latter’s iconic branding. Designed for Craig David’s latest music video for his The Time is Now single “For The Gram,” Sneakersnbonsai and Craig David’s collaborative efforts come in the form of two exclusive iterations. You may be able to officially customize your LV belts, but the French luxury fashion house won’t let you produce items like these shoes.
You can take a look at Craig David’s Sneakersnbonsai-created Louis Vuitton x adidas Originals NMD custom sneakers above.
Earlier this year, Craig David joined forces with a slew of his country’s top musicians for a star-studded new group single.
For more customized shoe creations, check out The Shoe Surgeon’s exotic “Zebra Python” revamp of the YEEZY BOOST 350 V2.
For those waiting for the Danny Supa-inspired Nike SB Dunk’s since its initial tease last summer, the wait is nearly over. The legendary skater’s original design was released in the spring of 2002, with news of some type of re-release scheduled for the upcoming 2017 holiday season.
As part of Nike SB’s “15 Years of SB Dunk,” a commemorative version has been revealed in this new Dunk High model. The new design features a similar “Safety Orange”/“Hyper Blue”/White color scheme to that of its earlier predecessor. The Nike SB Dunk High “Danny Supa” will be made available on October 7 at select retailers like Premier and later through Nike’s online shop.
In other footwear news, Check out Nike’s new Footscape Utility.
Courtesy of Sneaker Politics, Nike unveils its latest iteration of the Air Max 1 Premium. This time around, the Swoosh chose a “Bordeaux/Desert Moss” colorway, combining premium suede with a leather upper. This is complemented with a variety of yellow and black hits embedded within the sneaker’s body, most notably on the patterned laces.
Swing by your local Nike Sportswear retailer to grab yourself a pair of the Nike Air Max 1 Premium in “Bordeaux” for $110 USD. At the time of publication, most retailers, like Sneaker Politic, are sold out however, so keep an eye out for potential restocks.
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