Month: November 2022

Hender Scheme never officially announces which sneaker has influenced its Manual Industrial Products line, but for Spring/Summer 2023 the references are crystal clear, delivering its take on a style that’s very close to the New Balance 991. And while this is the star of the show this season, the Japanese footwear pioneer has plenty more styles up its sleeve, serving up a bevy of premium leather classics, newcomers, and even some bags and homeware pieces.For the MIP shoe that’s definitely not a 991, Hender Scheme uses its naturally tanned leather to construct a sneaker comprising various undulating, overlapping, and curvaceous panels. Padding is found in abundance on the interior, while the sole unit keeps up with the natural leather theme.As for the rest of the SS23 drop, Ryo Kashiwazaki designs sandals trimmed in leather and leopard print faux fur, a variety of sandals, pointed strap mules and a standout pair of embroidered mules, as well as formal shoes in white. Alongside this, you’ll find accessories such as wallets on key chains and accompanying charms, net bags, and larger carrying options decorated with Western leather fringing. Vases and a tool pouch round things off.Hender Scheme SS23 drops on December 3 online and at the brand’s Sukima store, as well as at retailers across Japan. A wider release around the globe will come later on in December. Take a closer look at everything above.For more luxe footwear, check out the all-new sneaker from Our Legacy, dubbed Gabe.

Following the launch of its tailoring capsule grounded in Italian-sourced materials, vintage silhouettes, and a relaxed aesthetic, contemporary Swedish label Our Legacy presents its Gabe shoe for Fall/Winter 2022. Our Legacy has become synonymous with minimalistic menswear and often delivers premium footwear options for everyday wear. The Gabe shoe takes the brand’s sleek designs and flips them upside down, switching out leather for suede and elegance for utility. The silhouette arrives in “Deep Blue,” “White Chalk,” and “Black Shadow Play” and boasts a clean hiking-inspired build. Supple suede adorns the shoe with ease, accompanied by contrasting leather mudguards displayed with a wavy cut. The lacing systems hang to the sides with an asymmetrical breeze and are fashioned with dissimilar tinted panels that break up the design. Suede tongues are also skewed to the left and accented with chrome-plated badges, while rear pull tabs are hollowed out for effortless access. The Gabe shoe sits comfortably on structured VIBRAM sole units that convey a futuristic identity and complete the offering. Take a closer look at Our Legacy’s Gabe shoe in the gallery above, and shop the release now in-store and via the brand’s website for €390 EUR (approximately $408 USD). In other news, take an on-foot look at the Nike Dunk Low “ATL.”

adidas has just presented the latest iteration of its Campus 80 silhouette — and this time, the Three Stripe has connected with Disney for a furry take on the low-top sneaker. The Campus 80 is no stranger to welcoming animated themes. For example, adidas recently teamed up with the South Park franchise for a design that was coated in purple tones and also featured an abundance of secret elements such as its secret stash pocket under the tongue. Additionally, adidas has also unveiled other experimental versions of the shoe, such as the tweed-covered design in collaboration with the Japanese concept store, DAYZ.Now, the latest adidas Campus 80 silhouette is continuing its long-standing partnership with Disney with a new sneaker that’s inspired by the fictional cat in Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Labeled “Cheshire Cat,” the sneaker is dressed in a “Semi Solar Pink,” “Glory Purple,” and “Cream White” color scheme — the same hues that are used on the cat’s striped look. The new offering also comes with a fur-like construction across its leather tongues and lining. Furthermore, some of the additional key details include text on the inner liner, along with the cat’s classical, yet troublesome grin on the heels. Rounding off the design, the customary co-branding can be spotted on the shoe’s insoles, while it’s also used on the special packaging and hangtags. Take a closer look at the adidas Campus “Cheshire Cat” above and it will be available on the official adidas website and with select retailers in the coming weeks.In other footwear news, take a look at this new Air Jordan 4 “Shiny Charizard” custom.