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Name: Salomon x Ferxxo XT-4 OG “FERXXOCALIPSIS”Colorway: “FERXXOCALIPSIS”SKU: L47822500MSRP: $200 USDRelease Date: Available NowWhere to Buy: SalomonThe Salomon x Ferxxo XT‑4 OG “FERXXOCALIPSIS” brings bold, neon‑bright energy to the trail‑ready silhouette, merging Colombian music superstar Feid (aka Ferxxo)’s music culture with Salomon’s performance DNA.The XT‑4 OG “FERXXOCALIPSIS” features signature FERXXO green overlays with graphics inspired by Feid’s FERXXOCALIPSIS album artwork, giving the shoe a loud, energetic aesthetic. Synthetic and textile uppers are paired with Salomon’s Quicklace™ system for easy one‑pull tightening. The tongue and lace system highlight Salomon’s performance heritage, while album‑inspired detailing reinforces the collaboration’s cultural roots. Equipped with Mud Contagrip® outsoles, the sneaker delivers maximum grip on rugged terrain, with deep, sharp lugs designed for adhesion on loose and uneven surfaces. Salomon’s Agile Chassis™ Skeleton provides stability, cushioning, and comfort, enhanced by a carbon‑like finish for a sharper edge.Initially produced in 2024 as a Friends & Family exclusive with only 100 pairs, the sneaker now sees a wider release, reflecting Feid’s growing influence in global music and fashion. Available via raffle on Salomon’s website until May 7, winners will be notified by May 8 for a chance to cop a pair.

Name: NN.07 x Grenson MuleColorway: BlackSKU: TBCMSRP: $320Release Date: May 13Where to Buy: Grenson, NN.07Grenson has partnered with NN.07 on a footwear collaboration that fuses Copenhagen’s contemporary design ethos with Britain’s storied shoemaking heritage. The project reinterprets the classic moccasin silhouette, drawing inspiration from Grenson’s long tradition of crafting genuine moccasins since the 1960s. The result is a design that celebrates “tradition reimagined,” blending artisanal craftsmanship with NN.07’s forward‑looking design language.Available in limited quantities, the mule is crafted with a soft nappa leather upper and a hand‑stitched gathered apron, delivering a tactile, glove‑like fit. Its lightweight construction and flexible leather sole make it ideal for spring wear, balancing comfort with understated elegance.The loafer‑style mule is designed for versatility, offering a relaxed yet polished aesthetic that reflects NN.07’s modern sophistication alongside Grenson’s timeless approach to footwear. Together, the collaboration underscores both brands’ commitment to creating enduring pieces that honor heritage while embracing contemporary design. View this post on Instagram A post shared by NN.07 (@nn07.official)

SummaryStrictly limited to a 50-pair production run, this ultra-rare promo sample honors NIGO’s deep connection to the foundations of streetwear and sneaker cultureThe heel features custom “2GO” embroidery utilizing the exact same typeface found on the legendary Eminem ENCORE Air Force 1s and boasts the iconic 2001 toe box shape, a classic “Triple White” base, and a milky translucent soleSneakerheads and fans can view one of the 50 pairs right now at the Design Museum gift shop in London alongside the ongoing NIGO exhibitionThe sneaker community just got a massive surprise. In a world’s first look, images have surfaced of an incredibly elusive promotional sample: the NIGO x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Triple White 2GO.” Created in a painstakingly small batch of just 50 pairs worldwide, this sneaker is a masterclass in subtle storytelling and historical streetwear reverence.The most striking detail of the shoe is the custom “2GO” embroidery sitting prominently on the heel. The typography immediately caught the attention of sharp-eyed archivists, who quickly identified the font as the exact same typeface used on the mythical Eminem ENCORE Air Force 1s. The “2GO” moniker itself is a clever, multi-layered play on words. In Japanese, the number two is pronounced “ni,” making “2GO” a direct translation of NIGO. Furthermore, the name NIGO literally translates to “the second” in Japanese—a famous nickname the designer earned early in his career as a nod to being the mentee and successor to streetwear godfather Hiroshi Fujiwara.Structurally, the shoe is a love letter to the early days of Air Force 1 culture. Dressed in the foundational “Triple White” colorway that defined an entire era of fashion, the sneaker utilizes the specific, slightly narrower toe box shape of the 2001 models favored by NIGO. To elevate the classic aesthetic, the design is finished off cleanly with a milky, translucent outsole.While getting your hands on one of the 50 pairs might be near impossible, getting a look at them in person is not. One of these ultra-rare promo samples is currently sitting on display at the Design Museum gift shop in London, serving as an exciting easter egg alongside the highly anticipated “NIGO: From Japan With Love” exhibition. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Dennis Mazur (@sneakerdenn)