If you have ever stopped by the Gallery, you’ve inevitably peeped into the glass case. Always filled with accessories, toys, and other necessities, we like to keep a constant rotation of essential goods on display. For this series, we head to the case and highlight the most coveted items available right now. Just Don … Continue reading Feature: In The Case
Amidst all of the very serious fashion that went on at Paris Fashion Week, a lighthearted showcasing from Takashi Murakami took place to debut the anticipated Vault by Vans collaboration. Held at the Hotel du Grand Veneur, Murakami’s signature smiling flower and skull pattern motifs pleasantly contrasted against the 17th-century structure. The surfboards, skateboards, slip-ons, and … Continue reading Takashi Murakami x Vans Showcase @ Paris Fashion Week
Nike Dunk High “Michigan” Raffle The Dunk High is back, and this time it’s been designed for a kick-step entrance. Inspired by one of the most competitive state schools in the US, this model uses classic Dunk elements like a featherlight, full-grain leather upper, OG tooling, and a mesh tongue to provide peak … Continue reading Nike Dunk High “Michigan” Raffle
Nike Dunk High “Michigan State” Raffle The Dunk High is back, and this time it’s been designed for a kick-step entrance. Inspired by one of the most competitive state schools in the US, this model uses classic Dunk elements like a featherlight, full-grain leather upper, OG tooling, and a mesh tongue to provide … Continue reading Nike Dunk High “Michigan State” Raffle
Alongside the release of the Nike Dunk Low “Samba,” we’ve teamed up with froSkate to release two special colorways of their “Black Skaters Matter” tee, with 50% of proceeds being donated to Affinity Community Services and the Crossroads Fund. We spoke with froSkate founder Karlie Thornton and member L Brew to learn more … Continue reading froSkate
To emphasize and celebrate KNOWLEDGE, the first iteration in our “Power” series, here is a list highlighting several important works on race and power in America Books: How to Be an Antiracist, Ibram X. Kendi “Ibram X. Kendi’s concept of antiracism reenergizes and reshapes the conversation about racial justice in America–but even … Continue reading Knowledge is Power: Suggested Literature & Readings
