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Needles and Reebok Collide for Beatnik Mocs

December 30, 2022

Having collaborated once before in 2018 for summer-ready Beatnik sandals, Keizo Shimizu’s NEEDLES and Reebok now come together once again for Beatnik Mocs fit for the colder months. The upcoming pairs arrive in four variations of black and sand-toned suede featuring wavy panels pieced together with exposed stitching.Reebok vectors are stitched on the body alongside the iconic NEEDLES butterfly logo and a pull loop is fixed on the heel. To create the bootie silhouette, stretchy neoprene collars deliver a snug fit for the laceless silhouette, and rounding out the look are stacked EVA sole units incorporating thick jagged outsoles for extra traction.The Needles x Reebok Mocs are now available via Bodega and select retailers. Prices range from $140 to $150 USD. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Bodega (@bodega)Elsewhere in footwear, #FR2 and atmos collide for monochrome Mihara Yasuhiro Wayne Low Leathers.

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Rumors of a Nike SB Dunk “Heineken 2.0” Have Surfaced

December 30, 2022

Long before the Ben & Jerry’s x Nike SB Dunk Low “Chunky Dunky” release in 2020, a Heineken theme landed on the SB Dunk Low. In the silhouette’s second year on the market, Nike outfitted the shoe in green, white and red with a Heineken star at the lateral towards the heel. This 2003 release nowadays fetches thousands of dollars in secondhand market sales and may finally be receiving a sequel.According to a report from sneaker industry insider JF Grails, a Nike SB Dunk “Heineken 2.0” is on its way. Likely landing on shelves in 2023 — twenty years after its predecessor’s original release — it is currently unknown as to which SB Dunk model will receive the brand’s green and red. Joining Jarritos in beverage-themed SB Dunks coming next year, it’s sure to be a much-anticipated launch from the Swoosh’s skate team.As of now, neither brand has confirmed the upcoming project. Stay tuned for more information regarding its release as we await official details from both parties. View this post on Instagram A post shared by JF Grails (@jfgrails)In other footwear news, Premium Goods and Nike have teamed up once again, outfitting the Air Force 1 Low in another bead-equipped look that favors a taupe finish.

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Official Images of Korean-Exclusive Air Jordan 1 Low “SNKRS Day”

December 30, 2022

Update: Following an early preview of the pair, Nike has now provided a full breakdown of what sneakerheads in Korea can expect when the next SNKRS Day comes around in August of 2023. Stay tuned for official release information and check out the full story below.Original Story: While the year is not yet over, Nike Korea is already gearing up to celebrate “SNKRS Day” next August with a special edition release of the low-top Air Jordan 1.An all-new colorway has surfaced for the Air Jordan 1 Low “SNKRS Day,” which sees the shoe come constructed in a mix of leather, suede and nubuck materials. The shoe arrives in hues of grey, with dark elephant grey panels in suede and a dark taupe grey panel. The Swoosh is highlighted in white to match the midsole. Notable details include the mesh foam tongues that feature the “SNKRS Day” branding in hangul lettering on the sock liner. On the heel is an embroidery of the magpie, the national bird of the country, on the left heel, while the right help features the Air Jordan branded Wings. The shoe sits atop a gum outsole to round out the design.Watch out for the Air Jordan 1 Low “SNKRS DAY” release next year on Korea’s SNKRS DAY on August 3, 2023 exclusively at Nike Korea.In other footwear news, Nike LeBron 20’s Swooshes get accessorized with faux animal hair.

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