Description: SPECIFIC ITEM LISTING INFORMATION: 14F Please see our detailed photos for complete condition description. These are sold as a collectors items, we cannot guarantee the material condition, as this is a Vintage Promo Sample item. Collected at the original Nike Exhibition This is from Nike os gemeos Joga Bonito The Rhythm and the Art of Movement Brazil World Cup CD complation by Giles Peterson Ginga Edison X Grupo Batuque Black Gero DJ Celo Vertente Ipanemas Sabrina MalHeiros 2005 Nike pop up art show in Venice Beach, CA Advertising Campaign.www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/os-gemeos-x-jr-nes-en-1974-a1-a2-1983-b1-b2-i-wan-86-c-a5c4749988 All Vintage Retro Deadstock Sportswear items that we hold have come directly from Sneaker Collectors we know and trust, we have confirmed the genuine nature of the product before listing. As such, we have many collectors items beyond just wearable items; Toys , samples , Point of Sale , Books , Advertising , Badges, Stickers, Magazines , Signed , Medicom , BearBrick etc.This is part of a large collection of Nike , Y3 , Jordan , McQueen Sportswear , Signed Athlete Game Match Worn , Promotional Promo Product , Samples , Press Office Releases , Employee Collection of Paperwork , Photos , Invites , badges , Stickers , Books, POS Point of Sale , Retailer gifts , Newsletters and other rare Sports items. We are happy to find items in the collection for you and load them as requested, please just message us...We are happy to considered global shipping on any items and combining postage, but you will need to ask for postage and packing quotes first before we are able to change listing detail and costs.As with all Vintage items, the history and storage conditions of the items before arriving with us cannot be guaranteed. As such all of our vintage Sportswear is sold for collectors and it is suggested that as such our vintage items are sold as collectibles not to be wore but appreciated. As such, we sell the items in the condition they are photographed, we also take photos on postage and packing stage. We will not take responsibility for damage to these items created via use of them once delivered.We sell one off items, so when these have been sold they're gone. If you're interested and watching this, it's likely others are too. We sell pre used and loved items, Brand new items in box and Sample Promo items direct for Sample sale outlets and collectors.We are adding new items all the time. 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Hanging Sneakers Cross Trainer 1 Bo Jackson Medicine Ball , Medicom Toy Doll , BearBrick Bear Brick , Mikro Man Chris Lundy Mark Smith Tom Luedecke Mike Desmond Maze ACG Get Out Campaign All Conditions Gear Snow Ski Tier Zero NikeLab Lab Footwear Technology Info Gore-tex Dri-fit Vibram .Car Air Freshner Japan Tier Zero Nike Lab NikeLab Campaign Metal Etched Pin Badge Lapel Information Staff Lanyard Training Vintage Shoe Sneaker Card Toy Display Footwear Apparel Tag display used to promote the sneakers in an early 2000's exhibition show for Sportswear Jd Sports UK London Limited Edition Ltd Edt Gallery Advertising campaign Postcard Collection Poster Leaflet Giveaway Gift with Purchase OG Running Shoe Picture Invite Installation Postcard Artwork Ad Graphic design Oxford Street Covent Garden Carnaby Street Advertising Campaign. Deadstock Ultra Rare Limited Edition Wood Retail Store Footwear Sneaker Shoe Tag Display Lanyard VIP Entry Pass Ticket Holder Poster Leaflet Postcard Business Card Embossed Toy Collection. Play Nike Limited Edition Postcard Business Card Embossed UK London Metal Model Toy in the same style as Mikro Man collectibles and Medicom BearBrick toys Etched Collection Advertising Promo Magazine Store Retailer Shoe Tag Window Display Event badge Coillection, used at Retailers , Shops , Outlets , Partners as customer staff employee Giveaways Prize and rewards. The Nike Vintage Running Collection from the Athletic Department Portland Oregon White Label Colab Energy NikeLab Lab ACG SD Ski Snow All Condition Gear Retro Logo Banner Graphic Typography Design. Nike Sales Brochure Marketing brand advertising folder inserts for Trend and Energy categories. Terminator SWAT Air Force 1 SWAT, Air Mowabb, Air Safari, Terminator Hi, Air Trainer 1 Premium, Heritage List Tee Boxed with Pen, Pre allover, Duffel and Messenger.Trend: Vandal Inside Out, Zoom Girona, Street Miler, Wmns Womens Celar Style, Waffle Racer ii 2 Premium, Low and high, CityKnife high, City Knife iii 3, Hoodie Woven Track apnt, Graphic track top, Windrunner, Hike Nike, Sole Fod, Oregon TC, Block Gradiation Sunburst Village Jacket, Nike Block, Corp Logo tee, Die Cut Tee, Visable Graphic Stripe Zip pant, Mesh Fleece, Full Half Hoodie, Stripe Track Down Jacket, Perforated raglan Snood, Bomber, Speed concept into an exhibition space in Milan, and illustrate Nike’s DNA Art & Genealogy of Speed designers exploring daily the physics, mechanics and geometry of speed-as well as speed’s psychology and aesthetics “Art of Speed” independent digital artists to create their own visions of speed through a “Nike lens” archives, interviewed designers “Genealogy of Speed” retrospective KDLab, Honest, Stiletto NYC, Stefan Nadelman, Saiman Chow and Han Lee, Greg Brunkalla, NE-O, David Ahuja, Justin Harder, Joel Lava, Friendswithyou, Associates in Science, Tronic Studio, Bionic Systems, Yugo Nakamura Sartoria Very rare book set. Nike "Art of Speed" and "Genealogy of Speed" presented together in white cloth slip-cover. Both books include DVDs. 2004. Books are in excellent condition. Page edges are luxuriously painted silver and both book covers are in near perfect condition. Slip cover This book set was never sold. Only used for promotional and media purposes. Great addition to any sneaker collector or design geek's library. art, architecture, photography, automotive, motorcycle, fashion, design, military and culture books active lifestyle fashion one man’s obsession with making athletes faster social and cultural influencers from the areas of fashion, design, art, music and film in a unique “Speed” experience designed to heighten their interest and connection to the Nike brand Event, designed to showcase talent in these areas was executed in an empty warehouse in the city. evening’s entertainment included a live graffiti mural, performances by world renowned DJ Dopey, screenings from international film artists that captured their unique interpretations of Speed, a historic Nike product museum display, a commissioned art display and the creation of a line of 4 limited shirts that were given to guests Nike X Zvezdochka a project by Marc Newson Concept Presto Kukini artwork Artworking Graphic files Specs CD DVD Catalogue Collection Fall Spring Summer Mens Womens Kids Sneaker Collaboration Book Booklet Soft Paperback Advertising Campaign. Nike X Windrunner History Nylon Geoff Hollister Designer Founder Launch The Athletics Department Bill Bowerman Steve Prefonaine Pin wheel Logo Track Club to Race Sportswear Wild Style Legend Breakdance Spotters Guide 1979 1982 1988 OG Wind-Runners inline Catalogue 1982 to 1988 Fall Spring Summer Mens Womens Kids Sneaker Collaboration Book Booklet Soft Paperback Advertising Campaign Air Jordan Nike Air Max Air Force Nike Air Max Nike Dunk Low Mid High Air Max 97 Air Max 95 Air Huarache Blazer Mid 77 SB Dunk Air Presto Air Zoom Spiridon Air More Uptempo Cortez React Element 87 Nike Air Foamposite One Nike Mag (Back to the Future) Zoom X Vaporfly Air Yeezy 2 LeBron 8 Superstar Stan Smith Yeezy Boost 350 V2 Yeezy Boost 700 Ultra Boost NMD R1 Samba ZX 8000 Gazelle Crazy 8 Campus EQT Support 93/17 Forum Yeezy 500 Yeezy 750 Torsion X Prophere Iniki Runner (I-5923) Futurecraft 4D Yeezy 450 Suede Classic Clyde RS-X Thunder Spectra Basket Future Rider Disc Blaze Cell Endura Ralph Sampson Cali Club C Classic Leather Instapump Fury Question Mid Shaq Attaq Aztrek Kamikaze II Workout Plus Zig 327 990v5 574 1500 997 992 1300 327 550 1080v11 2002R Converse Chuck Taylor All Star One Star Jack Purcell Pro Leather Weapon Chuck 70 Fastbreak All Star BB Evo Star Player ERX 260 Gel-Lyte III Asics Gel-Kayano 14 Gel-Nimbus 23 Gel-Quantum 360 Gel-Lyte V Gel-Kayano 5 Gel-1090 GT-2000 Gel-Saga Asics Gel-DS Trainer Pegasus 37 Shox R4 KD 14 Air Zoom Spiridon Roshe Run LunarEpic Flyknit VaporMax Flyknit Racer HyperAdapt 1.0 Kyrie 7 Air Max 720 Free Run Air Trainer Zoom Kobe 6 Air Max Plus (Tn) Air Max 270 Zoom Fly 3 Air Max 200 Hyperdunk Air Tailwind 79 SB Dunk Low Pro React Infinity Run Flyknit Lunar Force 1 Joyride Run Flyknit Air Monarch Waffle Racer Air Stab Air Safari Air Tech Challenge II Air Max BW Paris What The Dunk Tiffany" (Diamond Supply Co.) Freddy Krueger Pigeon Heineken Staple NYC Pigeon Skunk Raygun (Home & Away) MF Doom Reese Forbes Denim De La Soul Tiffany" (Diamond Supply Co.) Supreme (Black Cement) Slam City Skates Ferris Bueller Stussy Lobster (Red) (Blue) (Yellow) Unkle Reese Forbes Wheat Paul Brown Jedi Sea Crystal Medicom 2 Medicom 1 Iron Maiden Dinosaur Jr. SBTG Gino Iannucci Lucky Unlucky Shanghai 1 Shanghai 2 Tokyo Bison Hemp Pack (Bonsai, Red, Cascade Blue) Pee Wee Herman Shanghai Shy Pink Melvins Papa Bear Mama Bear Baby Bear Futura Newcastle Brown Ale Avenger Purple Pigeon Money Cat High Hair J-Pack Californias Vamp True Red HUF Rayguns Gucci Brian Anderson Supreme (Red) (White Cement) Mulder Homers Bearbrick Diamond Forever Biggie Ms. Pac-Man Marge Simpson Boca Jrs Paul Rodriguez Send Help Takashi 2 Chocolate Eric Koston Ueno Panda Maple Leaf DQM Bacon Chirping Bird Shoe Goo Broccolis Wheat T-19 Golf Pack Neon J-Pack Sour Apple Barf T19 Tauntaun Big Gulp Cold Pizza Red Velvet Big Gulps Gucci Send Help 2 Blue Fury Raw Nike Mag (2016) Nike Mag (2011) Yeezy 2 Red October Yeezy 1 "Grammy Prototype Nike Waffle Racing Flat Moon Shoe Shattered Backboard Origin Story Chicago" (1985 Original) Shattered Backboard Sotheby's Game-Worn Chicago Bred (1985 Original) Paris What The Dunk Freddy Krueger Staple NYC Pigeon Tiffany" (Diamond Supply Co.) Unkle FLOM (For Love or Money) Heineken Pigeon Raygun (Home & Away) Skunk Reese Forbes Denim Parra Amsterdam Master Clot Kiss of Death Atmos Elephant Parra Cherrywood Entourage (Undefeated) Playstation Eminem Shady Records Linen (Kith Miami Exclusive) Taiwan Roc-A-Fella Solar Red Pure Platinum Zen Grey Net/Tan Blink Zoom Kobe 6 Grinch 4 Protro Prelude 5 Bruce Lee 8 South Beach Watch the Throne 10 What the MVP 11 What the LeBron 10 Cork Miami Nights Weatherman KD 4 Nerf 7 Aunt Pearl 4 Galaxy MF Doom Ferris Bueller De La Soul Tiffany (Diamond Supply Co.) Supreme" (Black Cement) Slam City Skates Paul Brown Jedi Sea Crystal Medicom 2 Medicom 1 Iron Maiden Dinosaur Jr SBTG Gino Iannucci Lucky Unlucky Shanghai 1 Shanghai 2 Tokyo Bison Hemp Pack (Bonsai, Red, Cascade Blue) Pee Wee Herman Melvins Papa Bear Mama Bear Baby Bear Futura Newcastle Brown Ale Avenger Purple Pigeon Money Cat High Hair J-Pack Californias Vamp True Red HUF Rayguns Gucci Brian Anderson Supreme (Red) (WhitCement) Mulder Homers Bearbrick Diamond Forever Biggie Ms. Pac-Man Off-White x Nike (Virgil Abloh) The Ten Collection Travis Scott Air Jordan 1 Cactus Jack Air Force 1 Cactus Jack Nike SB Dunk Low PlayStation Air Max 270 React Cactus Trails Air Jordan 6 Cactus Jack Supreme Air Max 98 Air Foamposite One Air More Uptempo Kanye West Red October Solar Red Pure Platinum Skepta Air Max 97 Sk Air Max Deluxe Never Sleep On Tour Air Max BW/97 Hybrid Air Max Tailwind V Stüssy Air Huarache LE Dunk High Cherry Air Zoom Spiridon Cage 2 Air Penny 2 Tom Sachs x Nike Mars Yard 1.0 Mars Yard 2.0 Mars Yard Overshoe NikeCraft General Purpose Shoe COMME des GARÇONS Air Mowabb Fragment Design (Hiroshi Fujiwara) Sock Dart Roshe LD-1000 Patta The Wave Air Span II Air Max 90/95 Hybrid Air Max 95 Noise Aqua Air Jordan 7 CLOT Kiss of Death 1World Air Jordan 13 Low Rose Gold Air Max 97 Haven Union LA x Nike Air Force 180 Cortez Parra Amsterdam Cherrywood Albert Heijn Undefeated x Nike Kobe Protro 1 ACRONYM Air Presto Mid Air VaporMax Moc 2 Lunar Force 1 Air Force 1 Downtown Kith Tokyo NYC Air Pippen 1 Air Maestro II Air Swoosh (Air Force 1 hybrid) Air Force 1 Low White/University Red Fear of God x Nike (Jerry Lorenzo) Air Fear of God 1 Air Fear of God Shoot Around Air Skylon II Air Fear of God Raid Air Fear of God Moccasin Doernbecher (Freestyle Collection) Nike Zoom Vomero Levi’s Denim Black Denim A Ma Maniére Sacai x Nike LDWaffle VaporWaffle PlayStation (2006 & 2018) PG 2.5 LeBron 18 PG 5 Dior x Nike Air Jordan 1 OG Dior (Friends & Family) Clot x Nike Air Force 1 (Silk Pack) Air Max 1 Kiss of Death Kiss of Death 2 Air Jordan 13 Low Air Max Haven 97 Carhartt WIP x Nike Vandal High Supreme Air Force 1 Utility Air Max 95 Air Max 90 Atmos x Nike Air Max 1 Elephant Safari Viotech Duck Camo Animal Pack Concepts x Nike SB Dunk Low Lobster Series (Red, Blue, Yellow, Green, Purple) Mellow Heavy Kyrie 5 Ikhet Air Monarch "Head Over Heels OBJ (Odell Beckham Jr.) x Nike Air Max 720 Cleveland Browns Young King of the Drip Stash x Nike Denham Michael Jordan (Basketball) LeBron James Serena Williams (Tennis) NikeCourt Flare Grand Slam Singles Champion Tiger Woods (Golf) TW Golf Major Championship Winner PGA Tour Wins Cristiano Ronaldo (Soccer) CR7 Mercurial Ballon d'Or Winner UEFA Champions League Winner Rafael Nadal (Tennis) NikeCourt Grand Slam Singles Champion Kobe Bryant NBA Champion NBA Finals MVP Kevin Durant KD Bo Jackson (Multi-Sport: Football, Baseball) Air Trainer SC MLB All-Star NFL Pro Bowl Roger Federer Uniqlo Andre Agassi Air Tech Challenge Mia Hamm (Soccer) FIFA Women's World Cup Champion, 2× Olympic Gold Medalist Colin Kaepernick (Football) Super Bowl Ken Griffey Jr. (Baseball) Air Griffey Max MLB All-Star, Hall of Famer Zion Williamson Zion NBA All-Star, #1 Overall Draft Pick (2019) Larry Bird Eliud Kipchoge (Marathon Running) Nike ZoomX Vaporfly NEXT% Olympic Gold Medalist, Sub-2 Hour Marathon Runner Jerry Rice Super Bowl Champion Ronaldo Nazário R9 Mercurial Giannis Antetokounmpo Zoom Freak John McEnroe Steve Prefontaine (Track and Field) Distance Running Icon, Pioneered Nike’s Running Legacy Megan Rapinoe Michael Johnson (Track and Field) Golden Spike Shaquille O’Neal Carmelo Anthony Melo Lance Armstrong (Cycling) Tour de France Winner Gabby Douglas (Gymnastics) Olympic Gold Medalist, First African American Woman to Win Individual All-Around Gold Kylian Mbappé Mercurial Superfly Ligue 1 Charles Barkley Air Max2 CB NBA All-Star Paula Radcliffe (Marathon Running) Marathon World Record Holder London Marathon Winner Rory McIlroy Rors Major Championship Winner Penny Hardaway Air Penny Dennis Rodman Air Shake Ndestrukt Odell Beckham Jr. OBJ Deion Sanders Diamond Turf Babe Didrikson Zaharias (Multi-Sport: Track & Field, Golf) Chris Paul CP3 Paul Rodriguez (Skateboarding) P-Rod Multiple X Games Gold Medals, Iconic Nike SB Collaborator Simone Biles Michael Jordan LeBron James Kobe Bryant Kevin Durant Giannis Antetokounmpo Charles Barkley Scottie Pippen Carmelo Anthony Penny Hardaway Paul George Jason Kidd Chris Paul rasheed Wallace Gary Payton Vince Carter Dirk Nowitzki Dennis Rodman Shaquille O’Neal Blake Griffin Zion Williamson Serena Williams Rafael Nadal Roger Federer Andre Agassi Pete Sampras Naomi Osaka Maria Sharapova John McEnroe Monica Seles Madison Keys Cristiano Ronaldo Ronaldo Nazário Kylian Mbappé Neymar Jr. Mia Hamm Megan Rapinoe Ronaldinho Zlatan Ibrahimović Wayne Rooney Alex Morgan Tiger Woods Rory McIlroyMichelle Wie Brooks Koepka Jason Day Bo Jackson Colin Kaepernick Jerry Rice Deion Sanders Odell Beckham Jr. Russell Wilson Patrick Mahomes Barry Sanders J.J. Watt Randy Moss Track and Field Eliud Kipchoge Steve Prefontaine Michael Johnson Mo Farah Allyson Felix Cathy Freeman Carl Lewis Galen Rupp Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce Ashton Eaton Ken Griffey Jr. Derek Jeter Ichiro Suzuki Mike Trout Alex Rodriguez Boxing Manny Pacquiao Andre Ward Gennady Golovkin Claressa Shields Vasyl Lomachenko Skateboarding Paul Rodriguez Eric Koston Nyjah Huston Lance Mountain Stefan Janoski Gymnastics Simone Biles Gabby Douglas Shawn Johnson Jordyn Wieber Aly Raisman Multi-Sport Athletes abe Didrikson Zaharias Jim Thorpe Jackie Joyner-Kersee (Track & Field/Basketball)Brian Urlacher (Football/Track & Field) Tony Hawk X LXCON Neighborhood NMD R1 I-5923 Ultra Boost Iniki Runner Sean Wotherspoon SuperEarth ZX 8000 SUPEREARTH EQT Support 93 Superturf Adventure Fear of God (Jerry Lorenzo) Forum Samba Slide Hoodie Ninja Nite Jogger ZX Torsion Superstar Sportswear Collection Prada Luna Rossa 21 Bowling Bag Disney Stan Smith "Kermit" UltraBoost "Goofy" Superstar "Mickey Mouse" Nizza "Donald Duck" Nice Kicks NMD R1 "Woodstock" UltraBoost "Tie-Dye" NMD R1 "Red Apple" Consortium 4D Wood Wood UltraBoost Gazelle Terrex Skychaser Forum Neighborhood Iniki Runner NMD R1 UltraBoost I-5923 Noah SL72 Gazelle Vintage Runner Engineered Garments ZX 8000 Missoni Pulseboost HD HD Winterized Solar Hu OAMC Type O-1 O-2 Supercourt RX Stan Smith Hender Scheme Micropacer ZX 500 RM Porter Campus EQT Support 93/17 SNS (Sneakersnstuff) UltraBoost "Tea Time" Overkill ZX 10.000 Nike SB Vintage Running Collection Advertising Promo Magazine Store Retailer Sticker Window Event badge Coillection, used at Retailers , Shops , Outlets , Partners as customer staff employee Giveaways Prize and rewards. Vintage 60s - 70s Block Letter NIKE Sportswear Design T-Shirt Tee Super Rare shirt Limited Edition Rare Vintage Limited Issue Nike Sole Food T Shirt Sticker Green Cream White & Black ' Nike Sole Food T Shirt Nike Sportswear Futura Brand Logo the Athletic Department Portland Oregon White Label Colab Energy NikeLab Lab ACG SD Ski Snow All Condition Gear Retro Logo Banner Graphic Typography Design Block Letter NIKE Sportswear Design Tee Nike Sportswear Futura Brand Logo '.NIKE Sportswear Club Pine Tree Design Tee Nike Sportswear Futura Brand Logo Nike Vintage Running Nike Sportswear Futura Brand Logo 1970s Vintage Nike Country T Shirt USA Rare Single Stitch 70s Oregon Geisha Block Letter NIKE Sportswear Design Tee Nike Sportswear Futura Brand Logo Vintage! 60s - 70s Block Letter NIKE Sportswear TC Track Club Design T-Shirt Tee Super Rare shirt Limited Edition Block Letter NIKE Hanging Sneakers Cross Trainer 1 Bo Jackson Medicine Ball Sportswear Design T-Shirt Tee Super Rare shirt Limited Edition Nike Athletic Department Nike Sportswear Futura Brand Logo Vintage Nike "Hike Nike" X Comme Des Garcons Tee Shirt Junya Watanabe Rare Nike Hike Cortez Nike Sportswear Futura Brand Logo Vintage! 60s - 70s Block Letter NIKE Sportswear Waffle Design T-Shirt | Super Rare shirt | Limited Edition Vintage 1982 Nike Athens Shirt Nike Goddess of Victory Wings Greek Statue Olympics Athens 1982 82 Nike Sportswear Futura Brand Logo Comme des Garçons Revives Archival Nike Running Graphics NIKE T-shirt Geisha Cascade Run-off Nike Vintage Running Sticker Red Orange White & Black ' Geisha Cascade Run-off Nike Sportswear Futura Brand Logo 1970s Vintage Nike Country T Shirt USA Rare Single Stitch 70s Oregon Geisha Nike os gemeos Joga Bonito The Rhythm and the Art of Movement Brazil World Cup CD complation by Giles Peterson Ginga Edison X Grupo Batuque Black Gero DJ Celo Vertente Ipanemas Sabrina MalHeiros 2005 Nike pop up art show in Venice Beach, CA Advertising Campaign.Nike os gemeos Joga Bonito The Rhythm and the Art of Movement Brazil World Cup CD complation by Giles Peterson Ginga Edison X Grupo Batuque Black Gero DJ Celo Vertente Ipanemas Sabrina MalHeiros 2005 Nike pop up art show in Venice Beach, CA Advertising Campaign. Nike White Dunk Exhibition Evolution of an Icon 25 Japanese artists take inspiration from innovation The Nike White Dunk Exhibition Promotional Event Sticker Postcard Collector Collectible Card for Retail Display - Hajime Sorayama Nike Goddess (Sculpture) Travis Scott creative storytelling episode of dunk history popular sneaker silhouette’s history iconic colorways Pigeon and Paris Dunks talented artists C.E.O Mark Parker create contemporary art based off the materials and stylings Mastermind Japan EQT Support Ultra Kolor AlphaBounce General Sneaker Terms Colorway Deadstock (DS): OG (Original) model Collab/Collaboration Sample prototype retail sale GR (General Release) Restock PE (Player Exclusive) PND (Pending) Hypebeast Sneakerhead High-Top Mid-Top Low-Top Unboxing Sneaker Rotation factory Laced Stealth Drop Sneaker Buying & Selling Terms Resell Reseller Retail Aftermarket Flipping Bots Cart Jacked high demand Brick Grail Copped Dropped Backdoor official release date First Come, First Served (FCFS Raffle Pre-Order Bid Ask Buy Now resell platforms Sneaker Materials & Construction Term Upper Outsole Midsole Insole Laces Tongue Heel Tab Cushioning Primeknit Flyknit Boost Air: Nike’s cushioning technology that uses pressurized air in the midsole Suede Mesh Leather Patent Leather Nubuck Gum Sole rubber outsole classic look Reflective Tumbled Leather Sneaker History & Culture Term Jordan Brand Michael Jordan Air Jordan line Three Stripes Swoosh retro and classic designs Air Max Day Sneaker Con ComplexCon sneaker culture with music, fashion, and art The Ten: A collaboration between Nike and Virgil Abloh’s Off-White, featuring ten deconstructed Nike sneakers Bred "black" and "red," Air Jordans Infrared Air Max 90 Banned original Air Jordan 1 colorway banned by the NBA in 1985 Concord Air Jordan 11, featuring black patent leather and white mesh Galaxy Nike Air Foamposite One South Beach teal and pink, made famous by the LeBron 8 Royal Air Jordan 1 Tiffany Diamond Supply Co. x Nike SB Dun Carhartt rugged workwear Supreme high-profile collaborations Dunk and Air Force 1 Stussy: A streetwear brand iconic sneakers, Air Huarache and Air Max 95 Fragment Design: A Japanese design studio led by Hiroshi Fujiwara VNDS (Very Near Deadstock NIB (New in Box OG All Heel Drag Scuffs: Yellowing Creasing Customs: Sneakers that have been modified or hand-painted to create a unique design Waterproofing BAPE (A Bathing Ape) Ape head logo, camo prints, shark hoodies Stüssy Surf-inspired streetwear, iconic logo, laid-back style Palace Tri-Ferg logo, British skate culture, bold patterns Kith Fear of God Minimalist design, luxury streetwear, Essentials line Anti Social Social Club Acronym Technical fabrics, innovative designs, futuristic aesthetics Undercover Punk influences, Japanese streetwear, high-fashion elements Neighborhood Military-inspired, Japanese craftsmanship, biker culture Carhartt WIP Workwear roots, durable fabrics, clean aesthetics Comme des Garçons Avant-garde design, CDG Play, heart logo Patta Noah Preppy streetwear, environmental activism, New York roots A.P.C.The Hundreds Adam Bomb logo, Los Angeles street culture, bold graphics HUF weed socks, graphic tees Undefeated Athletic-inspired streetwear, sneaker collabs, five-strike logo Patagonia Eco-conscious, outdoor gear, retro designs Stone Island Technical fabrics, compass patch, Italian design WTAPS Off the Hook Aime Leon Dore Cav Empt Rhude Heron Preston Industrial vibes, “Style” logo, street-luxe Brain Dead Graphic-heavy, collaborative spirit, punk aesthetics PLEASURES Subversive graphics, music influences, bold statements Golf Wang Vibrant colors, Tyler, The Creator’s influence, playful designs VLONE V logo, dark aesthetics, limited releases Yeezy Cactus Plant Flea Market Quirky graphics, Nike collabs, playful designs Slam Jam curated collections, collabs Alife New York street culture, art-inspired, bold branding FUCT Provocative graphics, anti-establishment vibes, skate influence Ksubi: Distressed denim, Australian roots, rebellious style Obey Shepard Fairey’s influence, political messaging, street art Billionaire Boys Club astronaut logo, luxury streetwear 10.Deep Visvim High-quality craftsmanship, Japanese influence, vintage aesthetics Off-White x Nike BBC Ice Cream AWGE A$AP Rocky’s influence, experimental designs, collabs Supreme x The North Face Iconic collabs, outdoor gear, hyped drops Fragment Design Hiroshi Fujiwara’s influence, minimalist aesthetics, Nike collabs Ksubi Daily Paper African-inspired designs, Amsterdam roots, modern streetwear Stüssy x Nike Collaborative Nike drops, classic silhouettes, West Coast influence Fucking Awesome Jason Dill influence Black Scale Mastermind Japan Skull logo, black-and-white designs, luxury streetwear Kanye West x Kanye’s luxury collab, sneakers, high-end design Skateboarding roots, checkerboard patterns, classic silhouettes NEIGHBORHOOD x military-inspired designs Supreme x Nike x Fenty Rihanna’s influence, luxurious streetwear, bold silhouettes Nike ACG All Conditions Gear, outdoor influence, rugged designs Originals Trefoil logo, retro designs, lifestyle collections CLOT Stadium Goods Sneaker reselling, rare items, high-end streetwear WTAPS x Kanye West x HBA (Hood by Air) Avant-garde streetwear, bold branding, runway influence Supreme x, monogram Patta x Nike Stüssy x Nike AWAKE NY Nike x Sacai Dime Eytys Chunky sneakers, Swedish design, minimalist approach Fear of God x Nike Supreme x Timberland Gosha Rubchinskiy Thrasher ACRONYM x Nike OAMC Maison Kitsuné Tinker Hatfield Virgil Abloh Kanye West Peter Moore Bruce Kilgore Nike Sock Racer.Steven Smith Instapump Fury, 997, Yeezy designs Hiroshi Fujiwara Ronnie Fieg Kith collaborations, Asics Gel Lyte III, 997 Tom Sachs NikeCraft Mars Yard, Nike Mars Yard Overshoe Eric Avar Nike Kobe series, Nike Hyperdunk, innovation in basketball sneakers Christian Tresser Nike Air Max 97, DMX Run, Yeezy 700 Jason Petrie Nike LeBron series, Nike Hyperdunk Mark Smith Laser-etched sneakers, Jordan Brand innovations, Nike ISPA line Jerry Lorenzo Fear of God x Nike collaborations, Nike Air Fear of God 1 Yoon Ahn AMBUSH x Nike collaborations, bold and futuristic designs Sean Wotherspoon Nike Air Max 1/97, eco-conscious designs, vintage inspiration Salehe Bembury Chain Reaction, 2002R, Crocs collaborations John Elliott Chris Hill Question Mid “Misunderstood,” collaborations with streetwear brands Alyasha Owerka-Moore Vans collaborations Sergio Lozano Nike Air Max 95 Leo Chang Nike KD series, bringinginnovation to performance basketball sneakers Ben Kirschner Nike SF-AF1, rugged and military-inspired designs Nic Galway Yeezy, Tubular series, bringing high fashion to sportswear David Creech Jordan Brand’s performance basketball sneakers, Air Jordan 34 D’Wayne Edwards Air Jordan XX1, inspiring the next generation of designers with PENSOLE Academy Denis Dekovic Nike Magista, Yeezy designs, driving innovation in soccer footwear Paul Litchfield Pump, creating the first fully customizable sneaker technology Gary Aspden Spezial, deep knowledge of ’ archival designs Sam Handy NMD, blending lifestyle with performance footwear. Marc Dolce Nike Lil Penny Posite, Brooklyn Farm, pushing creative boundaries Peter Fogg Nike ACG line, Air Humara, Air Terra Humara Michele Lupi Prada x collaborations, luxury sneaker designs Tobie Hatfield Nike Free, Nike Flyknit, innovations in sneaker fit and function Richard Clarke Nike Mercurial series Arthur Huang Nike Air Max Lunar90, eco-conscious and sustainable designs Kevin Durant KD line with Nike, blending performance with personal storytelling James Whitner A Ma Maniére x Nike collaborations, culturally inspired designs Edison Chen CLOT x Nike collaborations, blending Eastern and Western influences Tetsu Nishiyama WTAPS x, Japanese streetwear influence in sneaker culture Jun Takahashi Undercover x Nike collaborations, avant-garde design approach Joe Freshgood 992, culturally relevant and community-focused designs Heron Preston Sandy Bodecker Yeezy ( team) James Jebbia Chitose Abe Sacai x Nike collaborations, hybrid sneaker designs Yohji Yamamoto Y-3 x , blending high fashion with sportswear. Jian DeLeon Editorial influence on sneaker culture, community engagement through design Don C: Just Don Jeff Staple Staple x Nike SB Dunk “Pigeon Derrick Rose D Rose line, performance-driven Mihara Yasuhiro collaborations, unique and experimental sneaker designs Riccardo Tisci Nike x collaborations, merging luxury with sportswear Shane Gonzales Midnight Studios x, punk rock influence in sneaker design Takashi Murakami Murakami x Vans, infusing art into sneaker culture Jean Touitou A.P.C. x Nike, minimalist and refined sneaker designs Aleali May Air Jordan collaborations, bringing a feminine touch to sneaker design Craig Green Colm Dillane KidSuper x , artistic and whimsical sneaker designs Jerry Lorenzo Fear of God x Nike, elevating streetwear to luxury levels Errolson Hugh Acronym x Nike collaborations, technical and functional design approach Marty Rose Nike x Martine Rose, challenging traditional sneaker silhouetteTyler, The Creator GOLF le FLEUR* x, vibrant and playful designs , classic Americana meets streetwear Matthew M. Williams ALYX x Nike, blending utility with luxury in sneaker design Sophia Chang Virgil Abloh Nike x Off-White, disrupting traditional sneaker design with deconstruction Alexander McQueen Oversized sneakers, combining high fashion with streetwear David Helwani Twenty x Nike, minimalist and luxurious sneaker aesthetics sneakers, classic and timeless American style Rick and collaborations, post-Soviet influence in sneaker culture Shinsuke Takizawa Neighborhood x, military-inspired and rugged sneaker designs Supreme Box Logo Tees Nike Air Yeezy 2 "Red October" BAPE Shark Hoodie Supreme x Trunk Kaws Companion Figures Supreme x Jackets Off-White Industrial Belt Supreme x Nike SB Dunk Low BAPE Camo Accessories BAPE Camo Lighter or BAPE Camo Umbrella are highly collectible Supreme Brick Fear of God Essentials Hoodies Supreme x RIMOWA Luggage Palace Skateboards Decks Kith Coca-Cola Tees Supreme x Fender Stratocaster BAPE x NMD Supreme x Everlast Boxing Bag Nike Air Jordan 1 "Chicago" Supreme x Nike Air Force 1 Stüssy x Nike Air Zoom Spiridon Cage 2 Yeezy Boost 350 V2 Supreme x Nike Air Max 98 Supreme x Hanes Boxer Briefs Supreme x Denim Jackets Supreme x Old Skool Off-White x Nike "The Ten" Collection Supreme x Track Jackets BAPE x Medicom Be@rbrick Figures Limited edition figures that are highly collectible Supreme x Coleman Mini Bike Kaws x Uniqlo Tees Supreme Crowbar Nike SB Dunk Low "Pigeon" Palace x Tracksuits BAPE Sta Sneakers Supreme x Boots Fear of God x Nike Air Fear of God 1 Supreme x Zippo Lighter Stüssy x Nike Air Huarache LE Stüssy's surf and skate aesthetics to Nike's classic runner Supreme x Comme des Garçons SHIRT Tees Yeezy 700 "Wave Runner" Supreme x Pat McGrath Lipstick Off-White x IKEA "KEEP OFF" Rug Supreme x Spalding Basketball Nike MAG Supreme x Nike SB Gato Palace x Classics Supreme x Skateboard Nike Air Max 1/97 "Sean Wotherspoon" Supreme x Fender Stratocaster Guitar BAPE x G-Shock Watches Supreme x New Era Caps. Supreme x Nike Air More Uptempo Supreme x Champion Hoodies Kaws x Jordan IV "Black" A luxurious take on the Jordan IV, designed by the artist Kaws, featuring premium materials and a glow-in-the-dark sole Supreme x Helinox Chair Nike Air Force 1 "PlayStation" Supreme x Coleman Folding Chair Supreme x Jeans Off-White x Nike Air Presto Supreme x Scarface Lamp BAPE x Disc Blaze Supreme x Mophie Power Banks Nike SB Dunk Low "Tiffany" Supreme x Sigg Water Bottle Sneaker Freaker: The Ultimate Sneaker Book" by Simon Wood comprehensive guide to the history and culture of sneakers, created by the founder of Sneaker Freaker magazine Art & Sole: Contemporary Sneaker Art & Design" by Intercity explores the relationship between sneakers and art, featuring collaborations between artists and sneaker brands Shoe Dog: A Memoir by the Creator of Nike" by Phil Knight Where'd You Get Those? New York City's Sneaker Culture: 1960-1987" by Bobbito Garcia Out of the Box: The Rise of Sneaker Culture" by Elizabeth Semmelhack Nike SB: The Dunk Book" by Nike Sneakers: The Complete Limited Editions Guide" by U-Dox Icons of Style: Sneakers" by Neal Heard Just for Kicks" by Lisa Goffman Golden Kicks: The Shoes that Changed Sport" by Jason Coles Slam Kicks: Basketball Sneakers that Changed the Game" by Ben Osborne Sneakers: Fashion, Gender, and Subculture" by Yuniya Kawamura The Ultimate Sneaker Book" by Taschen Complex Presents: Sneaker of the Year: The Best Since ’85" by Complex Soled Out: The Golden Age of Sneaker Advertising" by Sneaker Freaker The Sneaker Coloring Book" by Henrik Klingel Sneaker Tokyo Vol. 1: Hiroshi Fujiwara" by honeyee.com & ASN Archive. The Footwear Collection" by TASCHEN Hypebeast: A Guide to Contemporary Streetwear and Sneakers" by Hypebeast The Sole of a Man: Footwear, A Cultural History" by Wade Davis Sneakers: The Complete Collectors' Guide" by U-DoxLace Up: A History of Footwear" by Ivan Dudynsky Grails: Celebrating the Legacy of NBA Sneaker Culture" by SLAM Virgil Abloh: Nike ICONS" by Virgil Abloh Sneakerheadz" by U-Dox global phenomenon of sneaker collecting, with stories from sneakerheads around the world OG Original. Refers to the first release of a sneaker model Retro A re-release of a classic sneaker, often with minor changes or updates Deadstock (DS) Brand new, unworn sneakers in original condition Beaters Grail A highly coveted or rare sneaker that a collector dreams of owning Heat A term for sneakers that are highly sought after our valuable Colorway Collab Hypebeast Restock Copped L "Loss." Used when someone misses out on buying a sneaker W "Win." Used when someone successfully buys a sought-after sneaker Flip Selling a sneaker for profit Brick Resell Aftermarket Bots Raffle In-Hand LPU "Latest Pick-Up." Refers to the most recent sneaker purchase VNDS "Very Near Deadstock." Sneakers that have been worn but are still in near-perfect condition DSWT "Deadstock With Tags." New sneakers that still have their original tags attached Factory Laced Customs Player Exclusive (PE) Quickstrike (QS) Limited-edition sneakers released with little to no advance notice General Release (GR A sneaker release that is widely available and not limited in quantity Sample A prototype sneaker made before mass production, often with unique features or colorways SE (Special Edition) F&F (Friends and Family) Cop Date Heat Check Plug Shelf Life Unboxing Creps Toe Box Outsole Midsole Upper Insole Lateral Medial Heel Tab Eyelets Color Block Lace Swap Aglet Padded Collar Tongue Sockliner Cushioning Traction High-Top Low-Top Mid-Top Hype Hyperstrike Resin Tumbled Leather Patina Decon Heatmap Price Point Stash Pocket Perforation Gum Sole Primeknit Flyknit Boost Air Unit Zoom Caged Air Yeezy Virgil Sneakerhead Runner SB Silhouette Neptunes Pharrell Williams Freestyle 2003 I Can Do That (Frisbee) You (Football) It's So Easy (Basketball) Advertising Campaign Nike Festival of Air 2006 at Niketown London with Dave White campaign sneaker enthusiasts and Air Max aficionados gathered for a groundbreaking celebration in Nike's commitment to innovation and cultural influence, transformed the iconic Niketown store into a hub of creativity, style, and, most importantly, the celebration of the revolutionary Air Max technology. The Air Max, with its visible air cushioning unit, represented not just a technical breakthrough but a style revolution that resonated across sport and street culture. immersive brand experiences, sneaker enthusiast's paradise, with Air Max displays, interactive installations, and a showcase of limited edition releases that had collectors and fans buzzing with anticipation. the release of exclusive and limited edition Air Max sneakers. These coveted drops, often featuring unique colorways and design collaborations, turned Niketown into a pilgrimage site for sneakerheads eager to add rare gems to their collections. Nike has a history of collaborating with artists and designers to push the boundaries of sneaker aesthetics. Customized sneakers, installations, and live demonstrations showcased the dynamic relationship between Nike and the creative community. retail extravaganza, exploration of sneaker culture. Symposiums and panel discussions brought together industry experts, designers, and influencers to discuss the impact of Air Max on both fashion and sports, creating a sense of community among those who shared a passion for the iconic sneakers. celebration of street style influenced by the Air Max phenomenon. showcased interpretations of sneaker-inspired fashion, adding a dynamic layer to the event's atmosphere. The streets of London became a runway where individual expression met the collective love for Air Max. indelible mark on sneaker culture. It was not just an event; it was a testament to the enduring influence of the Air Max line and the cultural impact of Nike. The legacy of this celebration landscape of sneakers, where innovation and style converge in perfect harmony. manifestation of a cultural phenomenon that continues to shape the sneaker landscape today. in the realm where art and footwear intersect, few names stand out as prominently as Dave White. Renowned for his unique approach to sneaker design and a distinctive artistic style, Dave White has become a trailblazer, transforming sneakers into canvases that tell stories, evoke emotions, and transcend the boundaries between fashion and fine art. Dave White's impact on sneaker culture is evident through his collaborations with industry giants like Nike. His partnership with the sportswear behemoth resulted in limited edition releases that turned sneakers into collectible art pieces. The Air Jordan 1 and Air Max series, in particular, became iconic canvases for White's expressive brushstrokes, transforming these shoes into gallery-worthy masterpieces. Dave White's sneaker collaborations are not just about aesthetics; they're about exclusivity. The limited edition nature of his releases turns each pair into a sought-after treasure for collectors and sneaker enthusiasts. The scarcity of these wearable artworks enhances their desirability, creating a bridge between the worlds of high-end fashion and sneaker culture. While White's sneaker art is celebrated globally, his influence extends beyond footwear. He has curated fine art exhibitions, showcasing his diverse range of talents. These exhibitions feature large-scale paintings that echo the themes explored in his sneaker designs, creating a cohesive narrative that underscores the interconnectedness of his artistic endeavors. Dave White's contribution to sneaker culture goes beyond individual releases. His work has influenced a new generation of artists and designers, inspiring them to explore the intersection of fine art and fashion. By infusing sneakers with narrative depth and artistic integrity, White has elevated them from functional items to cultural artifacts. Dave White's sneaker artistry has transformed the way we perceive and interact with footwear. His creations are not just shoes; they are walking canvases that carry stories, emotions, and a profound connection to nature. As the boundaries between art and fashion continue to blur, Dave White's impact on sneaker culture stands as a testament to the enduring power of creativity to reshape our world, one step at a time of a plain White Nike SB Dunk. The pop-up building for the exhibition was a literal Silver Box Era shoebox, which further added to its mystique. Landing initially in Japan, this exhibit featured the works of 25 Japanese artists who were influential in the contemporary art space at the time. LACE DJ-like sampling of Japanese animation, youth culture, fantasy, and visionary futuristic form. Kenji Ando, Yukio Fujioka, Jun Goshima, Hideaki Hirata, Atsushi Kamijyo And Masanao Amano, Masakazu Katsura, Eisaku Kito, Eiji Nakayama, Yasushi Nirasawa, Yuji Oniki, Ren Sakurai, Keiichi Sato, Naoki Sato, Hajime Sorayama, Haruo Suekichi, Yukihiro Suzuki, Takayuki Takeya, Junichi Taniguchi, Katsuya Terada, Yasuhito Udagawa, Shinichi Yamashita,Yoshikazu Yasuhiko, Kow Yokoyama,Hitoshi Yoneda, and Shuji Yonezawa WHITE DUNK was inaugurated in 2003 at the Palais de Tokyo Contemporary Art Center, Paris, and has since also traveled to Minami Aoyama, Tokyo Nike X AF1 Air Force One 1 25 Crocodile Python Italian Leather White White Black Black The History Untold Story The Making of a Masterpiece Legend Supreme Laser etched The original Six Booby Jones Jamaal Wilkes Moses Malone Michal Thopson Calvin Natt Michael Cooper The New Six Amare Lebron James Three Cities Baltimore New York City Phiadelphia Air hFroce 25 NikeLab Lab The Journey Catalogue Collection Fall Spring Summer Mens Womens Kids Sneaker Collaboration Book Booklet Soft Paperback Advertising Campaign.Nike Sportswear Futura Logo Promo colection for retailers in early 2000's Edge and energy tier 1 accounts. Part of the tech Pack Collection; m65 basic hoody hoody packet tee basic windrunner fleece crew track jacket no sew windrunner. Nike Tech Pack was born in 2007,sportswear brand,Nike clothing being worn in fashion contexts by none athletes in a true streetstyle fashion. mid 70’s and early 80’s, Nike’s Windrunner jacketCortez and Waffle Racer shoes, fused fashion and function and was soon adopted by a number of subcultures, b-boys to ravers, performance sportswear.90's a wild aesthetic decade digital aided technology, Michael Jordan and director Spike Lee, who directed many of the Nike ads pushed to new creative heights at Nike, and lifestyle apparel received a previously unseen focus, as the markets grew 2000’s and 2010’s techwear technical fabrics great design style, comfort, and performance lays this trifecta as the foundation for Nike Sportswear creating its first Tech Pack in 2007. no sow technology, fabric is welded ultrasonic waves to avoid raw edge stitch marks.track jacket, a fleece crew, hoodie, the pocket tee a M65 inspired field jacket in black and chino. use of fleece material, which both became an integral part of Tech Packs DNA. spring 2008 Tech Pack focus on lightweight and short-sleeved offerings. The theme was ‘Day and Night’ which was manifested also in the imagery of night landscapes and howling coyotes. The SS08 pack included the Firefly Packable jacket, Firefly Lightweight Bonded Windrunner, Firefly Messenger short and a Coyote tee and polo. incorporated subtle cycling references and functions. Tech Packs 2013 FW 2013 season. Returning to the marketing heritage of the Windrunner, Nike’s leading global athletes helped design a collection that had its route in performance, but future in fashion. cleaner futuristic silhouettes technological advancements, extremely lightweight while still retaining heat and offering rain and wind protection. The collection was followed up with a holiday Tech Fleece pack, fleece back into strong focus, the plush foam was placed between layers of cotton jersey creating a tri-layer fabric that provided comfort and warmth when needed. SS14 The summer 2014 range saw the focus on developing the packs lightweight, breathability, and durability aspects while presenting a new Nike innovation, its Hyperfuse technology. Hyperfuse creates a durable composite material composed of three layers, one for stability, one for breathability and the third for durability. The collection featured its staple Windrunner, a vest, and a stand out poncho. The 2014 range also features previously unseen installments of color to Tech Pack, the new multi-color combinations provided a playful freshness and would become a larger part of its future. FW14 2014 Fall pack emphasized movement and environmental protection. The collection consisted of the Butterfly Jacket, FZ Hoodie, Nike Tech Funnel and Nike Tech Pants for women. While for men another round of evolution was brought to the Windrunner IRD, a water-resistant iridescent woven overlay. The men's collection also included the Nike Tech AW77 with iridescent overlays, the Nike Tech FZ Hoody, Nike Tech Crew and Nike Tech Pants 2014 holiday season, a special reworking Nike’s Aeroloft fleece was released, the Aeroloft technology which bolsters warmth and adds an aspect of thermoregulation as it expels excess body heat via laser-cut zoned ventilation. SS15 new form, Nike Tech Aeroshield, which provided a featherweight barrier between the wearer and their temperate surroundings. When wearing jackets in balmy climates, many jackets tend to cling to the wearer and become uncomfortable, Nike Techs Aeroshield technology features internal flocking nodes that work mechanically to maximize space between the garment’s outer shell and the wearer’s skin, to keep you cool and comfortable, adding a water-resistant yet breathable chapter to the Windrunner legacy. The summer saw a special Hyperfuse Windrunner drop. FW15 The fall season once again returned to fleece, the women’s line introduced vivid colors and bold new silhouettes that were built to layer. The Nike Tech Fleece Cape's feminine silhouette included a cocoon-like hood, while the Nike Tech Fleece Camo Crew presented a seasonal woodland camo print for the first time, which was also used in the men's range.The holiday season saw the unveiling of Nike Tech Knit, which was engineered for warmth and designed to respond to its wearer’s environment and activity level while introducing a new, progressive aesthetic. Various details such as ergonomic zone, mesh and innovative layering informed by heat mapping gave warmth or contrasting ventilation where needed to provide all-day comfort. SS16 In Spring 2016 Nike introduced Nike Tech Hypermesh, which is a blend of woven material for wind protection and spacer mesh for optimal breathability. In addition to providing ventilation, the spacer mesh is engineered to deliver modern shaping and an ergonomic fit to the staple Windrunner, classic crew, and the Hypermesh vest for women. FW16 The fall season saw a colliding of worlds, with the pairing of Nike Tech Fleece with Nike Tech Knit for the first time. The collection’s classic crew and hoodie each featured a Tech Fleece body constructed of a pliable, lightweight layer plush foam that traps air to provide warmth, breathability, insulation, and articulation. The collection also featured for the first time the same color shifting ribbing that was used for the Olympic Medal Stand collection the summer before. SS17 The spring 2017 collection focused on Tech Knit, it saw Sr. Design Director, for Nike Women Sportswear, Johanna Schneider at the helm who’s work with some of the absolute pinnacle brands within techwear, Acronym, Stone Island and Nikelab, brought an incredible heritage of expertise to the line.FW17 The Fall 2017 Nike Tech Fleece collection returned with a men's and women's range, designed as a system for layering, expanding further to include Nike new Tech Fleece Repel, a memory woven, water-repellent Nike Tech Fleece that allows the pieces to un-wrinkle without an iron. The Future Bringing us then to the present the new up and coming Nike Pack collection for fall 2018 sees completely renewed innovative materials used together with body-informed and environmental data to create functional and focused silhouette forms. The fall 2018 collection will once again feature another round of redesigning the classic Windrunner, as well as a Hooded Tech Pack Woven Jacket, and for women the Tech Pack crew, Pants. and Woven Track Jacket. In today's highly tech-infused world where we now have a generation that's been born with iPhones and the internet always being everywhere, there's a demand or almost expectation that technology aides us in every aspect of our lives to the point of invisibility, Nike’s evolving Techs Pack are great examples of this, where everyday essentials protect us against all manner of condition without us even needing to think about it. Ultimately technology is often best when going completely unnoticed, we want clothes that can cope with every situation, keeping us warm, dry, ventilated and comfortable whatever the changing conditions. These are hard tasks to accomplish especially from the same item of apparel, but this is exactly what Nike’s Tech packs are able to do. Packing an incredible amount of ever-evolving technology, into relatively simple items that deal with all manner of challenging conditions so we don’t need to, all wrapped up in truly well-designed fashion, Nike Tech Packs are very much an indicator of the future of clothing.Adidas Reebok Puma New Balance Asics Lacoste The North Face Nike Adidas Puma Under Armour Reebok New Balance ASICS Lululemon Columbia Sportswear The North Face Fila Patagonia Champion Gymshark Saucony Nike Adidas Puma New Balance Reebok Converse Vans Jordan Brand ASICS Saucony Under Armour Fila Yeezy (Adidas) On Running Hoka One One Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Converse Chuck 70 Converse One Star Converse Jack Purcell Converse Run Star Hike Converse Pro Leather Converse All Star Pro BB Converse Weapon Converse Renew (Sustainable Collection) Converse x Collaborations (e.g., Off-White, Comme des Garçons, Tyler, the Creator) Adidas Originals (Lifestyle and streetwear) Adidas Performance (Focused on sports and athletic gear) Adidas Y-3 (Collaboration with designer Yohji Yamamoto) Adidas by Stella McCartney (Sustainable and fashion-forward sportswear) Adidas Yeezy (Collaboration with Kanye West) Adidas NMD (Popular sneaker line in the Originals collection) Adidas UltraBoost (Performance running shoes) Adidas Superstar (Iconic lifestyle shoe) Adidas Stan Smith (Classic sneaker line) Adidas Pharrell Williams (Fashion collaborations) Adidas Consortium (Premium, limited-edition collaborations) Adidas Terrex (Outdoor performance gear) Adidas EQT (Equipment) (Retro-inspired sports line) Adidas Gazelle (Classic silhouette in Originals line) Adidas 4D (Innovative 3D-printed sole technology) Puma Classics (Iconic designs and heritage sneakers) Puma RS (Running System) (Retro-inspired lifestyle sneakers) Puma Suede (Classic and timeless sneaker line) Puma Future Rider (Retro runners inspired by 80s designs) Puma Cali (Casual sneakers with a laid-back style) Puma x Fenty (Collaboration with Rihanna) Puma King (Football/soccer cleats) Puma x Ferrari (Motorsport-inspired collection) Puma Clyde (Classic sneaker originally made for basketball) Puma Ignite (Performance running shoe line) Puma Cell (Futuristic sneakers with visible technology) Puma RS-X (Bold, chunky sneaker design) Puma x Sophia Webster (Fashion collaboration with the designer) Puma x Helly Hansen (Outdoor-inspired streetwear collab) Puma Disc (Innovative no-laces sneaker technology) ASICS Gel-Kayano (Premium stability running shoes) ASICS Gel-Nimbus (Cushioned running shoes for long distances) ASICS Gel-Quantum (High-performance sneakers with advanced cushioning) ASICS Gel-Lyte (Iconic lifestyle sneaker line) ASICS Gel-Cumulus (Versatile running shoe for neutral runners) ASICS Novablast (Lightweight, responsive running shoes) ASICS Metaracer (High-performance racing shoes) ASICS GT-2000 (Stability running shoe) ASICS Dynablast (Flexible, energetic running shoes) ASICS Tarther (Performance-oriented running shoes for speed) ASICS Court FF (Tennis shoe line for advanced players) ASICS Metaspeed (Designed for marathon runners and speed) ASICS Gel-Resolution (High-performance tennis shoes) ASICS Trail Collection (Shoes for off-road and trail running) ASICS Hyper Speed (Budget-friendly, lightweight running shoes) Reebok Classic Leather (Timeless lifestyle sneaker) Reebok Club C (Minimalist court-style sneakers) Reebok Pump (Famous for its unique air-pump technology) Reebok Nano (CrossFit-focused training shoe) Reebok Zig (Innovative zigzag-shaped sole for enhanced cushioning) Reebok Instapump Fury (Bold design with pump technology) Reebok DMX (Sneakers with air-moving cushioning technology) Reebok Floatride (Lightweight running shoe line) Reebok Legacy Lifter (Weightlifting shoes) Reebok CrossFit (Apparel and shoes for CrossFit athletes) Reebok Freestyle (Classic aerobic shoes, popular in the 80s) Reebok Shaqnosis (Signature shoe line for Shaquille O'Neal) Reebok Kamikaze (Signature basketball shoe of Shawn Kemp) Reebok Cardi B Collection (Fashion collaboration with Cardi B) Reebok x Maison Margiela (High-fashion collaboration) New Balance 990 Series (Classic, iconic lifestyle sneakers) New Balance 574 (Timeless, versatile design) New Balance 550 (Retro basketball-inspired silhouette) New Balance Fresh Foam (Performance running shoe line with superior cushioning) New Balance 327 (Stylish, retro-inspired lifestyle sneaker) New Balance FuelCell (Performance running shoes designed for speed and energy return) New Balance 1080 (High-performance cushioned running shoes) New Balance Made in USA (Premium lifestyle sneakers crafted in the USA) New Balance 880 (Reliable, cushioned running shoe for everyday use) New Balance 1500 (Classic running shoe, popular in lifestyle collections) New Balance Numeric (Skateboarding shoe line) New Balance XC-72 (Bold, futuristic lifestyle sneaker) New Balance Kawhi (Signature basketball shoe of Kawhi Leonard) New Balance 990v5 (Upgraded version of the classic 990, known for its comfort and style) New Balance x Collaborations (Special releases with designers like Aimé Leon Dore and Jaden Smith) Supreme x Nike (Popular sneaker and apparel collabs) Supreme Box Logo (Iconic logo tees, hoodies, and sweatshirts) Supreme x (High-fashion collab) Supreme x The North Face (Outerwear and accessories collaboration) Supreme x Vans (Skate shoes and apparel collabs) Supreme Skate Decks (Signature skateboards with unique designs) Supreme x Comme des Garçons (Avant-garde fashion collaborations) Supreme x Stone Island (Techwear-focused outerwear and streetwear) Supreme x Nike SB Dunks (Iconic sneaker collaborations) Supreme x Champion (Sportswear collaborations with Champion) Supreme x Timberland (Boots and apparel collabs) Supreme x Lacoste (Preppy meets streetwear) Supreme x Levi’s (Denim-focused collaborations) Supreme x KAWS (Collaborations with the artist on apparel and accessories) Supreme Accessories (Unique items like the brick, crowbars, nunchucks, etc.) Kith Classics (Kith’s core line of timeless apparel and accessories) Kith x Nike (Popular footwear and apparel collaborations) Kith x Adidas (Exclusive sneaker and clothing collabs) Kith x New Balance (Highly sought-after sneaker collaborations) Kith x Coca-Cola (Lifestyle apparel and accessories featuring Coca-Cola branding) Kith x Converse (Unique iterations of classic Converse models) Kith x Tommy Hilfiger (90s-inspired capsule collections) Kith x Versace (High-fashion collaboration blending streetwear and luxury) Kith x Levi’s (Denim-based streetwear and outerwear collaborations) Kith x Disney (Nostalgia-infused apparel featuring Disney characters) Kith x ASICS (Collaborations on iconic ASICS sneaker silhouettes) Kith x Russell Athletic (Sportswear collaborations with a vintage feel) Kith x The Simpsons (Collaborative apparel and accessories with the iconic TV show) Kith x Moncler (Outerwear and apparel with luxury brand Moncler) Kith Treats (Kith’s cereal and ice cream-themed merchandise and shops) Palace Skateboards (The core line of skate-inspired apparel and accessories) Palace x Adidas (Popular sneaker and apparel collaborations) Palace x Nike (Exclusive drops including footwear and clothing) Palace x Reebok (Collaborations featuring unique takes on classic Reebok designs) Palace x Ralph Lauren (Special capsule collections blending streetwear with classic preppy styles) Palace x Vans (Skate shoes and apparel collaborations) Palace x Undercover (Collaborations with the Japanese brand Undercover) Palace x North Face (Outdoor and streetwear-focused collaborations) Palace x Burberry (Luxury collaboration blending Burberry’s classic patterns with Palace’s street style) Palace x Comme des Garçons (Fashion-forward collaborations with the avant-garde brand) Palace x Carhartt (Workwear-inspired streetwear pieces) Palace x Sega (Nostalgia-themed apparel featuring Sega branding) Palace x Champion (Sporty apparel collaborations with Champion) Palace x K-Swiss (Revamped classic K-Swiss sneakers in Palace style) Palace x Stüssy (Collaborations with another iconic streetwear brand) Vans Old Skool (Iconic low-top sneakers with side stripe) Vans Sk8-Hi (Classic high-top sneakers) Vans Authentic (Simple, timeless low-top sneakers) Vans Slip-On (Easy-to-wear slip-on sneakers) Vans Era (Low-top skate sneakers with a padded collar) Vans Vault (Premium and often limited-edition collections) Vans x Supreme (Collaborations with the streetwear brand Supreme) Vans x The North Face (Outdoor-inspired sneaker and apparel collaborations) Vans x Nike (Special releases featuring Nike branding and design) Vans x Comme des Garçons (Fashion-forward collaborations with the avant-garde brand) Vans x Fear of God (High-fashion collaborations with Fear of God) Vans x Kith (Streetwear collaborations with Kith) Vans x Disney (Themed sneakers featuring Disney characters) Vans x Off-White (Collaborations with the high-fashion brand Off-White) Vans x Vans x Baker Skateboards (Collaborations with the skateboard brand Baker) Comme des Garçons Homme (Men's fashion line with a focus on avant-garde and classic pieces) Comme des Garçons Play (Casual wear featuring the iconic heart logo) Comme des Garçons Femme (Women's fashion line known for its unique and often unconventional designs) Comme des Garçons SHIRT (Casual and dress shirts with a creative twist) Comme des Garçons Black (Sophisticated and minimalist designs) Comme des Garçons White (Classic, often more formal pieces) Comme des Garçons Archive (Reissues and reinterpretations of classic designs) Comme des Garçons x Nike (Collaborations featuring innovative sneaker designs) Comme des Garçons x Supreme (High-fashion meets streetwear collaborations) Comme des Garçons x Dover Street Market (Exclusive pieces and collaborations at the DSM retail concept) Fear of God Essentials (Affordable, everyday wear with a focus on minimalist design) Fear of God Mainline (High-end, signature collection featuring premium materials and craftsmanship) Fear of God 101 (Entry-level line with more accessible price points) Fear of God 6th Collection (Highly sought-after pieces with signature Fear of God aesthetics) Fear of God x Nike (Collaborations featuring unique designs and luxury streetwear elements) Fear of God x Kanye West (Collaborations blending Fear of God’s aesthetic with Kanye’s vision) Fear of God x Ermenegildo Zegna (High-fashion collaboration blending luxury fabrics and tailoring) Fear of God x Vans (Streetwear collaborations featuring Fear of God’s distinct style) Fear of God x Levi’s (Denim-focused collaborations with a high-fashion twist) Fear of God x MLB (Sportswear-inspired collaborations with Major League Baseball) Fear of God x Barneys New York (Exclusive collections and collaborations with the luxury retailer) Fear of God x Giuseppe Zanotti (Footwear collaborations featuring premium and distinctive designs) Fear of God x Off-White (Collaborations blending Fear of God’s aesthetic with Off-White’s style) Fear of God x Moncler (Outerwear collaborations blending luxury and high-fashion streetwear) Fear of God x PacSun (Collaborations featuring streetwear and casual fashion) Timberland Classic 6-Inch Boots (Iconic and durable work boots) Timberland PRO (Workwear-focused line with heavy-duty boots and apparel) Timberland x Supreme (Collaborations featuring limited-edition and streetwear-inspired designs) Timberland x Off-White (High-fashion collaborations blending Timberland’s rugged style with Off-White’s aesthetic) Timberland x A-COLD-WALL (Collaborations combining streetwear with functional design) Timberland x Nike (Collaborations featuring unique takes on Timberland’s classic styles) Timberland x Rick Owens (Avant-garde collaborations with high-fashion designer Rick Owens) Timberland Earthkeepers (Sustainable line focusing on eco-friendly materials and practices) Timberland x Atmos (Collaborations with the Japanese streetwear brand Atmos) Timberland x Hender Scheme (Collaborations featuring high-end, handcrafted versions of Timberland classics) Timberland x Carhartt WIP (Workwear-inspired collaborations with Carhartt WIP) Timberland x Stüssy (Streetwear collaborations with the iconic brand Stüssy) Timberland x Herschel Supply Co. (Collaborations featuring matching boots and bags) Timberland x Palace (Collaborations with the streetwear brand Palace) Timberland x Levi’s (Denim-focused collaborations blending Timberland’s rugged style with Levi’s classic looks) Stüssy Classic Collection (Core line featuring timeless streetwear pieces) Stüssy x Nike (Collaborations on sneakers and apparel) Stüssy x Supreme (Streetwear collabs with the iconic Supreme brand) Stüssy x Levi’s (Denim-focused collaborations with Levi’s) Stüssy x Converse (Collaborations featuring unique takes on classic Converse sneakers) Stüssy x The North Face (Outdoor-inspired streetwear collaborations) Stüssy x Comme des Garçons (High-fashion collaborations with Comme des Garçons) Stüssy x Champion (Sporty streetwear collaborations with Champion) Stüssy x Carhartt WIP (Workwear-inspired collaborations with Carhartt WIP) Stüssy x KAWS (Artistic collaborations featuring KAWS’ designs) Stüssy x Vans (Skate and lifestyle collaborations with Vans) Stüssy x Huf (Collaborations blending Stüssy’s street style with Huf’s skate culture) Stüssy x Palace (Collaborations with the streetwear brand Palace) Stüssy x Herschel Supply Co. (Collaborations featuring matching bags and apparel) Stüssy x Fear of God (High-fashion streetwear collaborations with Fear of God) Huf Classic Collection (Core line featuring essential skate and streetwear pieces) Huf x Nike (Collaborations on sneakers and apparel) Huf x Thrasher (Collaborations with the iconic skate magazine) Huf x Vans (Skate and lifestyle collaborations with Vans) Huf x Carhartt WIP (Workwear-inspired streetwear collaborations) Huf x Diamond Supply Co. (Collaborations with the streetwear brand Diamond Supply Co.) Huf x Supreme (Collaborations with the streetwear giant Supreme) Huf x Stüssy (Collaborations blending streetwear styles with Stüssy) Huf x Palace (Collaborations with the influential streetwear brand Palace) Huf x Champion (Sporty streetwear collaborations with Champion) Huf x The Hundreds (Collaborations with the streetwear brand The Hundreds) Huf x KAWS (Artistic collaborations featuring KAWS’ designs) Huf x A Bathing Ape (BAPE) (Collaborations with the iconic streetwear brand BAPE) Huf x Dickies (Workwear-inspired collaborations blending Huf’s street style with Dickies’ practicality) Huf x Herschel Supply Co. (Collaborations featuring matching bags and apparel) BAPE Camo Collection (Iconic camo-patterned apparel and accessories) BAPE Shark Hoodie (Famous hoodie featuring a shark graphic) BAPE Bapesta (Signature sneaker line with a star logo) BAPE x Nike (Collaborations on exclusive sneakers and apparel) BAPE x Supreme (High-profile collaborations blending streetwear styles) BAPE x Adidas (Collaborations featuring unique designs and limited-edition releases) BAPE x Off-White (Fashion-forward collaborations with Off-White) BAPE x KAWS (Artistic collaborations featuring KAWS’ designs) BAPE x Undefeated (Collaborations with the streetwear and sports brand Undefeated) BAPE x A Bathing Ape Kids (Children’s apparel featuring BAPE’s iconic designs) BAPE x Fear of God (Collaborations blending BAPE’s street style with Fear of God’s high-fashion aesthetics) BAPE x Pepsi (Collaborations featuring unique Pepsi-branded apparel and accessories) BAPE x BBC (Collaborations with Billionaire Boys Club for exclusive streetwear pieces) BAPE x Converse (Collaborations on classic Converse models with BAPE designs) BAPE x Neighborhood (Collaborations with the Japanese streetwear brand Neighborhood) Neighborhood Classic Collection (Core line featuring military and workwear-inspired apparel) Neighborhood x BAPE (Collaborations with A Bathing Ape, known for their unique streetwear designs) Neighborhood x Supreme (Collaborations blending Neighborhood’s aesthetics with Supreme’s street style) Neighborhood x Adidas (Collaborations featuring exclusive sneaker designs) Neighborhood x Carhartt WIP (Workwear-inspired collaborations blending both brands’ styles) Neighborhood x Vans (Collaborations on sneakers and apparel) Neighborhood x The North Face (Outdoor-inspired streetwear collaborations) Neighborhood x Undercover (Collaborations with the avant-garde fashion brand Undercover) Neighborhood x Bape x Undefeated (Multi-brand collaboration with BAPE and Undefeated) Neighborhood x Converse (Collaborations featuring custom designs on classic Converse models) Neighborhood x Stüssy (Collaborations blending streetwear with Neighborhood’s distinctive style) Neighborhood x Huf (Collaborations with the streetwear brand Huf) Neighborhood x Reebok (Collaborations on unique sneaker designs) Neighborhood x Visvim (High-end collaborations with Visvim focusing on premium materials) Neighborhood x Fragment Design (Collaborations with Hiroshi Fujiwara’s Fragment Design for Undercover Mainline (Signature high-fashion collection known for its innovative designs) Undercover x Nike (Collaborations featuring unique and fashion-forward sneaker designs) Undercover x Supreme (Collaborations blending high-fashion with streetwear) Undercover x Sacai (Collaborations combining Undercover’s aesthetics with Sacai’s distinctive style) Undercover x Comme des Garçons (High-fashion collaborations with Comme des Garçons) Undercover x Visvim (Premium collaborations focusing on high-quality materials and craftsmanship) Undercover x Beams (Collaborations with the Japanese retailer Beams) Undercover x Fragment Design (Collaborations with Hiroshi Fujiwara’s Fragment Design) Undercover x Levi’s (Denim-focused collaborations blending Undercover’s design with Levi’s classic looks) Undercover x The North Face (Outdoor-inspired streetwear collaborations) Undercover x BAPE (Collaborations with A Bathing Ape featuring unique streetwear designs) Undercover x Converse (Collaborations on classic Converse models with Undercover’s twist) Undercover x Kaws (Artistic collaborations featuring Kaws’ designs) Undercover x Carhartt WIP (Workwear-inspired collaborations with Carhartt WIP) Undercover x Nike Dunk (Collaborations on Nike Dunk sneakers with distinctive Undercover designs) Fragment Design x Nike (Collaborations featuring unique sneaker and apparel designs) Fragment Design x Apple (Collaborations on exclusive tech accessories) Fragment Design x Converse (Special editions of classic Converse models with Fragment Design’s touch) Fragment Design x Supreme (Collaborations blending high-fashion with streetwear) Fragment Design x (High-fashion collaborations blending luxury with street style) Fragment Design x Jordan Brand (Collaborations on iconic Jordan sneakers) Fragment Design x Moncler (High-end outerwear collaborations) Fragment Design x The North Face (Outdoor-inspired streetwear collaborations) Fragment Design x Hiroshi Fujiwara’s Other Brands (Collaborations with Fujiwara’s other design projects, like THRASHER) Fragment Design x Beams (Collaborations with the Japanese retailer Beams) Fragment Design x Carhartt WIP (Workwear-inspired collaborations with Carhartt WIP) Fragment Design x Undercover (High-fashion collaborations with Jun Takahashi’s Undercover) Fragment Design x Sacai (Collaborations blending Fragment Design’s minimalist approach with Sacai’s unique style) Fragment Design x KAWS (Artistic collaborations featuring KAWS’ designs) Fragment Design x BAPE (Collaborations with A Bathing Ape for exclusive streetwear pieces) KAWS x Nike (Collaborations on iconic sneaker models, such as the KAWS x Nike Air Fear of God and KAWS x Nike Air Max 4) KAWS x Supreme (Streetwear collaborations featuring KAWS’ distinctive artwork) KAWS x Uniqlo (Affordable apparel featuring KAWS’ artwork through Uniqlo’s UT collection) KAWS x Dior (High-fashion collaborations blending KAWS’ art with Dior’s luxury fashion) KAWS x Converse (Special edition Converse sneakers featuring KAWS’ designs) KAWS x The North Face (Collaborations blending KAWS’ art with The North Face’s outdoor gear) KAWS x Comme des Garçons (High-fashion collaborations with Comme des Garçons) KAWS x Medicom Toy (Collectible figures and toys featuring KAWS’ designs) KAWS x Off-White (Collaborations with Off-White blending KAWS’ art with high-fashion streetwear) KAWS x Bape (A Bathing Ape) (Collaborations on streetwear items with KAWS’ iconic artwork) KAWS x Palace (Collaborations featuring unique KAWS designs on Palace’s streetwear) KAWS x H&M (Collaborations with H&M featuring KAWS’ art on affordable clothing) KAWS x Carhartt WIP (Workwear-inspired streetwear pieces featuring KAWS’ designs) KAWS x Kith (Collaborations with Kith blending streetwear with KAWS’ artwork) KAWS x Fragment Design (Collaborations with Hiroshi Fujiwara’s Fragment Design) Bearbrick (Medicom Toy’s flagship collectible figure, available in various sizes and designs) Medicom Toy x KAWS (Collaborations featuring KAWS' distinctive artwork on Bearbrick figures) Medicom Toy x Nike (Collaborations on limited-edition figures and apparel) Medicom Toy x Star Wars (Star Wars-themed Bearbricks and collectible figures) Medicom Toy x Marvel (Marvel-themed figures featuring popular superheroes) Medicom Toy x Disney (Collaborations featuring Disney characters in Bearbrick form) Medicom Toy x Andy Warhol (Art-inspired Bearbricks featuring Warhol’s iconic designs) Medicom Toy x Supreme (Streetwear-themed Bearbricks in collaboration with Supreme) Medicom Toy x BAPE (Collaborations featuring A Bathing Ape’s designs on Bearbricks) Medicom Toy x Medicom Toy (Internal collaborations producing exclusive and special edition figures) Medicom Toy x The North Face (Outdoor-themed collectible figures) Medicom Toy x Doraemon (Figures featuring the beloved Japanese cartoon character Doraemon) Medicom Toy x Hello Kitty (Hello Kitty-themed collectible figures) Medicom Toy x Sesame Street (Figures featuring Sesame Street characters) Medicom Toy x Fragment Design (Collaborations with Hiroshi Fujiwara’s Fragment Design for exclusive figures) Bearbrick x KAWS (Collaborations featuring KAWS' distinctive artwork) Bearbrick x Nike (Limited-edition figures inspired by Nike designs) Bearbrick x Star Wars (Star Wars-themed Bearbricks featuring characters from the franchise) Bearbrick x Marvel (Marvel-themed figures featuring popular superheroes) Bearbrick x Disney (Figures featuring Disney characters, such as Mickey Mouse and friends) Bearbrick x Andy Warhol (Art-inspired Bearbricks featuring Warhol’s iconic designs) Bearbrick x Supreme (Collaborations blending Bearbrick’s design with Supreme’s streetwear style) Bearbrick x A Bathing Ape (BAPE) (Collaborations featuring BAPE’s designs on Bearbricks) Bearbrick x Off-White (High-fashion collaborations blending Off-White’s aesthetic with Bearbrick’s design) Bearbrick x Doraemon (Figures featuring the beloved Japanese cartoon character Doraemon) Bearbrick x Hello Kitty (Hello Kitty-themed collectible figures) Bearbrick x Sesame Street (Figures featuring Sesame Street characters) Bearbrick x The North Face (Outdoor-themed collectible figures) Bearbrick x Carhartt WIP (Collaborations featuring Carhartt WIP designs on Bearbricks) Bearbrick x Fragment Design (Collaborations with Hiroshi Fujiwara’s Fragment Design for exclusive figures) The North Face Base Camp Collection (Durable and versatile travel and adventure gear) The North Face Summit Series (High-performance gear designed for extreme conditions) The North Face Flight Series (Lightweight, technical gear for running and athletic activities) The North Face Steep Series (Specialized gear for skiing and snowboarding) The North Face Denali Collection (Classic fleece jackets and outdoor wear) The North Face x Supreme (Collaborations blending outdoor functionality with streetwear style)The North Face x (High-fashion collaborations combining luxury fashion with outdoor gear) The North Face x Comme des Garçons (High-fashion collaborations with Comme des Garçons) The North Face x KAWS (Collaborations featuring KAWS' artwork on outdoor apparel) The North Face x Patagonia (Collaborations blending both brands’ outdoor expertise) The North Face x Japan (Exclusive releases and collaborations featuring Japanese design influences) The North Face x Brain Dead (Collaborations with the streetwear brand Brain Dead) The North Face x Opening Ceremony (Collaborations with the fashion brand Opening Ceremony) The North Face x Vans (Collaborations on outdoor-inspired footwear and apparel) The North Face x Carhartt WIP (Collaborations featuring workwear-inspired designs) Carhartt Work in Progress (WIP) (Urban-focused collection blending Carhartt’s workwear heritage with contemporary streetwear) Carhartt x Nike (Collaborations featuring unique designs blending Carhartt's durability with Nike's athletic style) Carhartt x Supreme (Collaborations merging workwear with Supreme’s streetwear aesthetic) Carhartt x A Bathing Ape (BAPE) (Collaborations featuring BAPE’s designs on Carhartt’s durable workwear) Carhartt x Off-White (High-fashion collaborations blending Off-White’s streetwear with Carhartt’s workwear) Carhartt x Stüssy (Collaborations combining Carhartt’s rugged style with Stüssy’s streetwear influence) Carhartt x Beams (Collaborations with the Japanese retailer Beams for exclusive pieces) Carhartt x The North Face (Collaborations blending outdoor functionality with Carhartt’s workwear) Carhartt x Neighborhood (Collaborations with the Japanese streetwear brand Neighborhood) Carhartt x Vans (Collaborations on footwear and apparel blending Carhartt’s durability with Vans' skate style) Carhartt x KITH (Collaborations with KITH featuring unique streetwear designs) Carhartt x Fear of God (High-fashion collaborations incorporating Carhartt’s workwear with Fear of God’s luxury aesthetic) Carhartt x HUF (Collaborations blending Carhartt’s rugged workwear with HUF’s skate culture style) Carhartt x Levi’s (Denim-focused collaborations combining both brands’ workwear styles) Carhartt x Fragment Design (Collaborations with Hiroshi Fujiwara’s Fragment Design for exclusive pieces) Levi's 501 Jeans (The iconic and classic jean model known for its straight-leg fit) Levi's Vintage Clothing (LVC) (Collection focusing on reproductions of vintage Levi's styles) Levi's x Nike (Collaborations blending Levi's classic denim with Nike’s sporty designs) Levi's x Supreme (Collaborations combining Levi's denim with Supreme’s streetwear style) Levi's x A Bathing Ape (BAPE) (Collaborations featuring BAPE’s designs on Levi's denim) Levi's x Off-White (High-fashion collaborations incorporating Off-White’s aesthetic with Levi's classic denim) Levi's x Rick Owens (Collaborations with the avant-garde designer Rick Owens) Levi's x Comme des Garçons (High-fashion collaborations with Comme des Garçons) Levi's x Stüssy (Collaborations blending Levi's classic denim with Stüssy’s streetwear influence) Levi's x Carhartt WIP (Workwear-inspired collaborations merging both brands’ styles) Levi's x Fear of God (Collaborations blending Fear of God’s luxury aesthetic with Levi's denim) Levi's x KITH (Collaborations with KITH featuring unique denim designs) Levi's x The North Face (Collaborations combining Levi's denim with The North Face’s outdoor gear) Levi's x Gundam (Collaborations featuring designs inspired by the Gundam anime series) Levi's x Fragment Design (Collaborations with Hiroshi Fujiwara’s Fragment Design for exclusive releases) Off-White Mainline (Core collection featuring Off-White’s signature designs and streetwear aesthetics) Off-White x Nike (Collaborations on iconic sneaker designs, such as the "The Ten" collection) Off-White x (High-fashion collaborations combining Off-White’s street style with luxury fashion) Off-White x Converse (Collaborations on Converse sneakers featuring Off-White’s distinctive design elements) Off-White x IKEA (Collaborations on home goods and furniture, including the iconic “KEEP OFF” rug) Off-White x Champion (Collaborations blending Off-White’s street style with Champion’s sporty aesthetics) Off-White x (High-fashion collaborations with incorporating Off-White’s unique style) Off-White x Beats by Dre (Collaborations on headphones and audio accessories featuring Off-White’s design) Off-White x Carhartt WIP (Collaborations blending Off-White’s streetwear with Carhartt’s workwear) Off-White x KITH (Collaborations with KITH featuring unique streetwear pieces) Off-White x Moncler (High-end collaborations on outerwear and winter apparel) Off-White x Fragment Design (Collaborations with Hiroshi Fujiwara’s Fragment Design for exclusive pieces) Off-White x Mercedes-Benz (Collaborations featuring custom-designed cars and automotive accessories) Off-White x A Bathing Ape (BAPE) (Collaborations blending Off-White’s street style with BAPE’s designs) Off-White x Sony (Collaborations on electronics and tech accessories featuring Off-White’s design) Beats Studio3 Wireless (High-performance wireless headphones featuring Pure Adaptive Noise Cancelling) Beats Powerbeats Pro (True wireless earphones designed for athletes and active use) Beats Solo Pro (Over-ear headphones with Active Noise Cancelling and transparency mode) Beats x Apple (Collaborations integrating Beats products with Apple’s ecosystem, including custom chipsets like the Apple H1) Beats x Nike (Collaborations on special edition headphones and earphones, often with unique colorways and designs) Beats x Off-White (Collaborations featuring Off-White’s distinctive design elements on Beats headphones) Beats x Fendi (High-fashion collaborations blending Fendi’s luxury style with Beats audio products) Beats x Maison Kitsuné (Collaborations featuring Maison Kitsuné’s designs on Beats headphones) Beats x Acne Studios (Collaborations featuring Acne Studios’ design aesthetic on Beats products) Beats x Keith Haring (Special edition headphones featuring artwork by the late artist Keith Haring) Beats x Dr. Dre (Exclusive releases and collaborations featuring Dr. Dre’s signature style) Beats x Apple Music (Collaborations integrating Beats products with Apple Music services) Beats x Marvel (Special edition headphones featuring designs inspired by Marvel superheroes) Beats x Red (Collaborations supporting the (RED) initiative with limited-edition products) Beats x Undefeated (Collaborations featuring Undefeated’s streetwear designs on Beats headphones) Undefeated x Nike (Collaborations on limited-edition sneakers and apparel, such as the Undefeated x Nike Air Max 97) Undefeated x Adidas (Collaborations featuring exclusive sneaker designs and apparel) Undefeated x Converse (Special edition Converse sneakers featuring Undefeated’s design elements) Undefeated x A Bathing Ape (BAPE) (Collaborations blending Undefeated’s streetwear style with BAPE’s iconic designs) Undefeated x Off-White (Collaborations combining Undefeated’s streetwear aesthetic with Off-White’s high-fashion influence) Undefeated x Carhartt WIP (Collaborations featuring workwear-inspired designs from both brands) Undefeated x Puma (Collaborations on exclusive sneaker releases and apparel) Undefeated x The North Face (Collaborations blending Undefeated’s street style with The North Face’s outdoor gear) Undefeated x Fear of God (Collaborations featuring high-fashion designs by Fear of God combined with Undefeated’s streetwear style) Undefeated x Stüssy (Collaborations merging Undefeated’s designs with Stüssy’s streetwear influence) Undefeated x KITH (Collaborations with KITH featuring unique streetwear pieces) Undefeated x Palace (Collaborations blending Undefeated’s style with Palace’s streetwear aesthetics) Undefeated x Reebok (Collaborations on exclusive sneaker designs and apparel) Undefeated x BAPE (Collaborations featuring BAPE’s designs on Undefeated’s apparel) Undefeated x Fragment Design (Collaborations with Hiroshi Fujiwara’s Fragment Design for exclusive streetwear pieces) Bandai – Known for popular franchises like Gundam, Dragon Ball, and Power Rangers. Takara Tomy – Famous for its Transformers toys and Beyblade. Good Smile Company – Renowned for its high-quality Nendoroid and Figma figures. Medicom Toy – Known for its Bearbrick figures and high-end collectible toys. Kaws – Produces sought-after designer toys and art collectibles. Kiddy Land – Offers a wide range of character goods and toys. MegaHouse – Specializes in collectible figures and models from various anime and manga series. Yamato – Known for its detailed action figures and collectible statues. Shogakukan – Famous for producing various toys related to popular manga and anime. D-Arts – Known for high-quality figures, especially those from video games and anime. Funko – Famous for its Pop! vinyl figures covering a wide range of franchises. Hot Toys – Renowned for its highly detailed, 1/6 scale action figures from movies and comics. Sideshow Collectibles – Known for premium statues and figures from various pop culture franchises. Medicom Toy – Offers collectible figures such as Bearbricks and high-end action figures. Nendoroid (Good Smile Company) – Popular for its customizable and detailed chibi-style figures. Figma (Good Smile Company) – Features articulated figures from anime, games, and pop culture. Kotobukiya – Known for its high-quality statues and model kits, particularly from anime and manga. McFarlane Toys – Offers detailed figures and collectibles based on movies, comics, and sports. Bandai Tamashii Nations – Known for its SH Figuarts line, featuring detailed figures from various franchises. Diamond Select Toys – Offers a range of collectible figures and statues from movies, comics, and TV shows. G-Shock Master of G Series – Includes the Mudmaster, Gulfmaster, and Rangeman models, designed for extreme conditions. G-Shock GA Series – Known for its classic, versatile designs and affordability. G-Shock MT-G Series – Features metal components and premium materials for a more upscale look. G-Shock MR-G Series – Combines high-end materials with advanced technology for a luxury feel. G-Shock DW Series – Includes iconic models like the DW-5600, known for their classic digital design. G-Shock X-Treme Series – Offers rugged designs with enhanced durability features. G-Shock Collaboration Series – Features special editions created in collaboration with brands, artists, and designers. G-Shock Analog-Digital Series – Combines analog and digital displays for a hybrid timekeeping experience. G-Shock G-Steel Series – Known for its steel bezel and robust build. G-Shock Air Series – Includes watches designed with aviation-inspired features and aesthetics. Customs by Kelsey – Known for vibrant, artistic designs and custom sneaker art. Sole-Swap – Specializes in high-quality customizations and sneaker restorations. The Shoe Surgeon – Offers bespoke sneaker designs with premium materials and craftsmanship. JBF Customs – Renowned for luxury materials and high-end custom sneaker designs. Mache Customs – Known for intricate and detailed custom sneaker work. Randy Engelhard – Features one-of-a-kind custom sneakers with unique artistic touches. Kickasso Kustoms – Offers bold and eye-catching sneaker designs and customizations. Sneaker Freaker – Known for their limited-edition and custom-designed sneakers. Ecentrik Artistry – Specializes in intricate and personalized sneaker artwork. Evo Custom Kicks – Offers custom sneakers with a focus on innovative designs and high-quality execution.
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