Month: November 2022

Sneaker care brand Crep Protect has just introduced the latest evolution of its popular sneaker crate and it will be available at Crepe City in London, one of the U.K.’s most immersive sneaker events. The new sneaker crate has undergone a sleek redesign and features a side-loading and dust-free store compartment, while an enlarged unit also allows space for both high and low silhouettes. And while the crate is designed to fit just one pair of shoes in it, the storage compartment also allows you to assemble additional crates to each other, meaning you can grow the collection and stack crates accordingly. In addition, the crates are also designed with a transparent front door, while it also comes with a three-sided view so you can view your sneakers from multiple angles. Finally, the box also comes with a magnetic door and it is crafted to prevent sunlight discoloration. You can take a closer look at the new Crep Protect Crate 2.0 above and it will be available exclusively at Crepe City at Box Park Wembley on November 6.In other news, check out the new Air Max 90 “Ocean Bliss.”

Those a fan of the 2000s skate culture are sure to find that this next pair will bring up some fond memories of the era. The adidas Campus has long been a staple in the sneaker world and its returns to the market will have reminiscing of the simpler and more straightforward days.The latest iteration of the skate classic sees the adidas Campus 00 appear on the market as a contemporary rendition of the original silhouette. This pair gives a familiar nod to the 2000s shoe and arrives dressed in bark brown, cloud white and an off-white color scheme. The shoe is constructed in premium suede upper and white leather on the Three Stripes and heels. Rounding off the design is an off-white midsole that sits atop a brown rubber outsole.The shoe is already available overseas and is expected to release in the U.S. soon at select retailers and online at adidas for $160 USD. In footwear news, Nike Air Force 1 Low has arrived with double spray painted Swooshes.

Adding to Vault By Vans’ expansive list of collaborators, Chicago-based object designer Benjamin Edgar has teamed up with the brand for the first time. The project follows previous works from Edgar including unique items, both practical and impractical, and apparel. With Vans, the Half Cab Decon VLT LX and Authentic One-Piece NL VLT are approached with a signature “knurled rubber” vulcanization.Beginning with the Half Cab, colorways of “White/Safety Orange” and “White/White” are offered, allowing for either a striking or subtle look. Its deconstructed composition removes the upper’s padding and replaces its lower panels with the aforementioned vulcanization. As for the Authentic, a “White/Bone” colorway sees the sneaker in a minimalistic yet conceptual look that utilizes a single piece upper. Similar to the Half Cab pairs, its heel panel and toe box feature the exaggerated “knurled rubber.” Co-branding elements throughout the range include “BENJAMIN EDGAR, A VULCANIZED COMPANY” text at the lateral’s midsole and an “OBJECT” tag at the medial.Release for Benjamin Edgar’s Vault by Vans footwear collection, featuring the Half Cab and Authentic, is scheduled for November 4. Products will be exclusively available via Benjamin Edgar’s web store. View this post on Instagram A post shared by BENJAMIN EDGAR GOTT (@benjaminedgar)In other footwear news, Vault by Vans has announced yet another collaborative collection with Japanese streetwear brand WTAPS, featuring a wide variety of footwear and apparel styles.