Month: September 2021

Following its team-up with the New York Yankees, Supreme is now set to release its latest collaboration with Clarks Originals. Coming together once again, the special range of footwear sees the New York imprint offer another take on the classic Wallabee footwear model.Prepared for the fall season, the collaboration arrives in four colorways made exclusively for Supreme. The shoe features a premium suede upper expressing a woven pattern and is outfitted with a leather lining. Branding elements come in the form of debossing at the heel, printed insoles and a set of hangtags marked with the logos of Supreme and Clarks Originals. Elevating the shoe are natural crepe sole units.The Supreme x Clarks Originals Fall 2021 will see a global release, available via the streetwear imprint’s website on September 9, 11 a.m. EDT in the United States and September 11, 11 a.m. JST in Japan.For more footwear news, take a closer look at G-Dragon’s PEACEMINUSONE x Nike Kwondo 1.

After taking on the XA COMP ADV last year and the Speedcross 4 a year earlier, Palace has reunited with Salomon for three new releases. The latest collaboration from the London label’s Fall 2021 collection focuses on the XT-6 silhouette, which has been wrapped in a series of new colorways and patterns.The collection begins with a relatively understated “Beige” and “Quarry” colorway of the sneaker, which is complemented by a new interpretation of a camouflage pattern, reflective silver overlays and black Palace branding. The second design is more eye-catching, with hits of neon yellow running across the predominantly black upper, which sports the same graphic camo patterns as the other colorways.The third and final colorway is the most eye-catching of the trio. The camo pattern mixes “Lilac” with gray, while other sections of the shoe include gradient overlays that run through “Fuchsia” “Orange” and “Mint.” Elsewhere, the sneaker sports a “Lilac” tongue, and neon yellow lace loops. Across all three designs, Palace has kept Salomon’s technical expertise front and center, with EVA cushioning, a TPU film and mesh construction, and a downhill chassis and lug geometry for stability.Take a look through the Palace x Salomon XT-6 collaboration in the gallery above. The three colorways will arrive via the Palace web store and physical locations — as well as Dover Street Market London and L.A. — on September 10. The capsule will release a day later in Japan and China. View this post on InstagramA post shared by PALACE (@palaceskateboards)In other footwear news, Reebok recently gave its Beatnik silhouette the outdoor treatment.

Adding onto its fall season collection, Nike debuted a new Air Max 95 featuring a new speed-lacing system. The highly coveted design by Sergio Lozano takes on a lacing system that utilizes elastic shoelaces and barrel cord locks.Constructed in an autumn-appropriate colorway, the design features suede uppers in a sandy khaki hue with canvas underlays for the classic wavey look. The tongue goes on in black with the first loop of non-adjustable elastic lacing under the toggle speed-lacing system in “Total Orange” attached to the outer loops. The bright orange hue continues onto the insole and under the outsole while reflective placements detail the tongue and heel counter. An all-black midsole wraps around the Air Max bubble found at the heel which is sealed off with a matching rubber outsole.Look out for the Nike Air Max 95 in khaki and black to release for $180 USD at select retailers and Nike’s website in the coming months.For more footwear, take a closer look at G-Dragon’s PEACEMINUSONE x Nike Kwondo 1 collaboration.