This is a new line of shoes coming from someone I've worked with...Joseph Ntomp. Real funny guy and real fashionable. Who do you know that would go into an action sport workplace rocking a sport coat/blazer? Here is a little history about the line Here's a glimpse of the line. Real sleek lines, slim silhouettes and premium leathers. For further information on where to pick up these shoes, please visit http://ateliers-arthur.com/
This new Nike is really simple and clean. Not too many layers and panels in the shoe. You have a one piece vamp with one piece quarter panels with a strip under the heel top branding on a vulcanized outsole. For $68 isn't too bad for a Nike.
I'm not being bias because I know the guys that designed/materialized/develop this shoe but it's a clean shoe and is fast becoming one of the top ultra high top shoes out there on the market. What's great about this shoe is that the Tan color is really subtle and the Burnt Henna pop color makes just enough flair to make it stand out but not too much.
What happens when three of the most powerful sneaker brands join forces on one shoe project? During the World Basketball Festival, Nike, Converse and Jordan Brand designers joined forces to create a rather interesting hybrid sneaker that is sure to catch your attention. As part of the Make Something! Workshops, the three powerhouses created a sneaker that uses elements from each brand. View the video above to see this newly-designed sneaker and learn how it came about.
They're coming out with all the Air Jordans but this pack has to be the illest cuz it has the best selling Air Jordans...Air Jordan XI, XII and XIII, all three feature a Carolina Sky Blue nubuck with Pantone 248 lasering on the upper, and White accents including a White mid and bottom sole. The Air Jordan x Pantone 248 collection is part of the Air Jordan ‘For The Love Of The Game’ collection.