Nike Dunk Low

The Nike Dunk Low makes a triumphant return, channeling the iconic basketball style of the 80s. With classic details and nostalgic hoops flair, these shoes blend vintage charm with modern street style.

Originally introduced during the 85-86 season, the Nike Dunk emerged from a series of experiments and tight deadlines. Initially designed for college basketball courts, its popularity soared among skateboarders due to its grippy soles. Fast forward to today, and the Dunk Low remains a favorite, available in countless colorways, including this new cream/limestone/moss version. Its enduring influence in both sports and fashion is undeniable, cementing its status as an everyday essential for sneaker enthusiasts everywhere.

REEBOK WORKOUT LOW BOOT CAMP

Reebok have teamed up with Japan’s famed sneaker shop Mita Sneakers for this awesome collaboration. The limited edition Reebok Workout Low Boot Camp appears to be battle-ready, with a military-inspired design, taking cues from combat boots while rocking a brown ballistic nylon and nubuck along the upper. Other details include metal rivets, rope laces, a quilted collar and the addition of a heel pull tab. The Workout Low "Boot Camp” will be available in-stor...
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HOKA BONDI 8

Hoka have updated one of the most popular styles in their lineup, with the launch of the Bondi 8. Now in its eighth iteration, the popular running shoe features redesigned geometry, softer foams and enhanced comfort. The cushy running sneaker has also been updated with an extended heel for a more balanced ride, and a billowed design with a rear crash pad to afford a light, soft transition from heel strike to forefoot takeoff. The vegan upper cloaks your foot in engi...
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ADIDAS ZX 500 | CONSORTIUM RANGE

The ZX family had its first debut back in the early 80´s. Adidas have rebuilt the ZX 500, one of the most fondly remembered of the family. The shoe returns to its original specs and vintage shape as part of the Consortium range of limited edition models. This summer-ready colorway should be on its way back to retail shelves soon. source...
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