Sunpocket, whose story traces back to the late 1970’s where Sunpocket’s signature foldable shades gained a strong following in the French ski community have teamed up with A Bathing Ape. They have chosen to go with a matte army green colorway and polarized lenses on their model, packaged in a custom Bape camouflage case.
www.sunpocketoriginal.com
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Made from 5/8” thick marine-grade molded plywood, and fully steerable, the front section of the slalom sled pivots to provide amazing steering power. The sled’s wide stance makes it very stable and gives it excellent flotation in powder, while slippery runners provide great speed and control on hardpack. Marine-grade lead-free finish.
Made from fast-growing sustainable hardwoods.
Measures 52″X18″x5″. For Age 3+
The legendary brand uses its iconic waffle patterned sole and timeless “Off the Wall” logo for a surprising product, an original case bearing the classic image of the brand. Vans took their iconic waffle patterned sole and fittingly placed it underneath a white “midsole.” They also applied the red Vans Off the Wall tag, a navy foxing stripe around the border of the screen, and they even put a toe bumper to top it off.
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Fashion designer Paul Smith has teamed up with Alien Workshop. Together they present a classic deck with black/white designs on both sides, double branding and the classic Paul Smith multicolor stripe design applied to the different layers of the deck.
www.paulsmith.co.uk
www.alienworkshop.com
Krink teamed up with The Standard Hotel to produce a custom box set just in time for the holidays. Boxed sets are available in pre-selected colors or those of your choice. Pre-selected box sets include K-71 markers in Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black & Silver. Limited edition of 1000.
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Boxpark has opened in Shoreditch, London. Bringing more than sixty carefully chosen fashion, arts and lifestyle brands’ to the derelict land around Shoreditch station.
The concept is simple and imaginative. Take 60 standard shipping containers, paint them black and arrange them into a small village of retail outlets. Then invite a few dozen brands ’packed with talent, innovation and attitude’ to inhabit the units. Roger Wade, the brains behind the idea, is so confident of the scheme’s success, he’s now touting six to twelve additional Boxparks around London, with another ready for Christmas next year.
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