Month: January 2023

Following its collaboration with Reebok on the classic Club C silhouette, New York-based retailer Packer has just delivered an initial look at its forthcoming union with Clarks. Packer Brand Director, Victor Kan, recently took to Instagram to debut the collaboration, which displays two distinct colorways of the Clarks Wallabee boot. The footwear offering arrives covered in textured snakeskin, boasting a glossy finish and tonal laces with metallic aglets. The collaboration will see pink and beige colorways of the low-cut shoe and will likely arrive in the coming weeks, as suggested by Kan’s Instagram caption that reads “FW22-SS23.”Co-branded insoles complete the collaborative offering, dispatched with matching snakeskin hang tags. Take a first look at the upcoming Packer x Clarks Wallabee collaboration in the gallery above, and expect the boots to drop soon via Packer, Clarks, and select retailers globally. In other news, heritage meets future for ROA’s all-new FW23 collection.

Following the introduction of a darker-toned iteration, the Nike Air Max 95 “Anatomy of Air” now returns at select retailers in red, grey, and bone hues inspired by the human body. The upcoming pairs feature deco-stitched wavy side panels which stagger top-to-bottom with white-to-red gradients reminiscent of flesh and muscle.Twisted rope laces bring a DNA-like look, “Anatomy of Air” is stitched in cursive on the inner face of the tongue, and bone hues are spread across the loop eyelets and Air bubble midsoles. A textured dark grey mudguard covers the toe and pill-shaped tabs are fixed on the dark red foam tongue. Rounding out the look are cream semi-translucent outsoles incorporating an incision on the bottoms showing muscle fiber details through the clear window.The Nike Air Max 95 “Anatomy of Air” is now available via Titolo shop and select retailers for $190 USD.Elsewhere in footwear, Nike dresses the Air Max 1 ’87 in wild animal prints.

The winter season will deliver more showering rainstorms and heavy blizzards, so it’s crucial that you keep safeguarding footwear on deck. Luckily, Nike has responded to climate changes by releasing weatherproof footwear options for its fans, and the latest to get unveiled is this Air Max Scorpion installment with gaiters.Locked in by straps that loop through the squiggly midsole, the protective pieces are essentially rain jackets for your feet and reinforce the kicks with a gorpcore look and feel. They’re crafted with a windbreaker-type material, exaggerated in height as they soar up to the wearer’s knee area, drape over the top of the shoes and are held down by buttons. Digitalized Nike logos are also printed over the shins. The shoes themselves are infused with a blend of neutral, earthy tones. Knitted base layers alternate between various shades of gray and come complemented by subtle splashes of blue down the throat and on the heels. Additionally, metallic silver finishes touch up the laces, perforated overlays on the front and the midsole molds.Parties interested in the kicks can look for Nike and other retailers to drop these in the upcoming weeks.For other news, on-foot shots of an upcoming Orange Label Nike SB Dunk Low have appeared.