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PINS “Just Eat It” Air Max 90 T-Shirt

Joe — Sat, 06 Aug 2011 23:30:30 +0000

Krispy Kreme Doughnuts are to PINS what Campbell Soup was to Andy Warhol. The London-based artist, who’s well known for his bold illustration and graphic style, mixes his love for donuts with his passion for sneakers in this new t-shirt called “Just Eat It”. The description reads, “Imagine the freshest pair of kicks you want or own, so fresh and krispy, you could eat them, just like a donut!“. The shirt, available in green or white and limited to 25 pieces each, features a donut-inspired Air Max 90 all included with frosting and sprinkles. The phrase “Just Eat It” appears beneath the graphic. Available now through the PINS webstore.

LDRS x New Era “True Blue” 59Fifty Fitted Hat

Joe — Wed, 01 Jun 2011 03:19:30 +0000

Had we waited to go live with our True Blue Apparel Lookbook, you would of spotted this fitted among the slew of items honoring the upcoming release of the Air Jordan 3 “True Blue”.

Leaders, one of Chicago’s premier boutiques, prepares to celebrate the release of the sneakers with a special edition of their flagship LDRS fitted hat by New Era. The fitted cap contains a black crown and brim with Leaders’ signature LDRS logo embroidered across the front in grey and black cement with True Blue trim. The back of the fitted features the shops L-Wing logo, which is also displayed in True Blue style.

The hat is slated to release exclusively through Leaders alongside the Air Jordan 3 “True Blue” on June 4th. Numbers will be limited.

Bird Club “True To The Game” T-Shirt for Air Jordan 3 “True Blue”

Joe — Fri, 27 May 2011 03:25:53 +0000

Big sneaker releases are known to provoke streetwear companies to create some sort of t-shirt to coordinate with the shoes in hopes of cashing in on the excited consumer. With the release of the Air Jordan 3 Retro “True Blue” just around the corner, the streetwear companies have started pushing their inspired apparel, looking to get your money now before you spend it all on the sneakers.

Our friends over at Bird Club Clothing always have something to go along with a major sneaker release. For the True Blue’s they have the “True To The Game” t-shirt, which features the slogan in stacked formation down the front of a white shirt with the word “Game” done up with a cement pattern. Below the phrase is a small red box letting people know you don’t support counterfeit products.

The shirt is available now through the Bird Club webstore in sizes medium-5XL for $30 and is limited to a run of 75.

Gilbert Arenas “Sneaker Champ” Microsite

Joe — Thu, 03 Feb 2011 20:09:47 +0000

Gilbert Arenas is out to prove he’s the true sneaker champ and has the sickest shoe game in the NBA. The Orlando Magic superstar has launched a microsite called “Sneaker Champ” to catalog the sneakers he wears during each and every game. The site features a day-by-day calendar which includes a picture of the sneakers he wore on the day’s he had a game. Along with launching the site, Arenas has taken up a Twitter account under the name @TheSneakerChamp and has teamed with UNDRCRWN on two collaborative tees. Check the site out here and hit up UNDRCRWN if you’re interested in the tee’s (both shown below).

Air Jordan 7 & Air Jordan 13 Technicolor T-Shirts

Joe — Wed, 19 Jan 2011 05:03:27 +0000

It looks like Jordan Brand put together technicolor t-shirts for all the retro model’s returning this year. We spotted one of these psychedelic tees last week featuring the Air Jordan 3, and now here we see technicolor designs of the Air Jordan 7 and the Air Jordan 13. All three are available now at select Jordan Brand distributors for $32 a piece. If you’re looking for a slightly cheaper price there’s quite a few on eBay which come out to be $27 with shipping. It’s surprising not to see one for the Air Jordan 5, being their also making a comeback this year.

Air Jordan 3 Retro Technicolor Tee

Joe — Fri, 14 Jan 2011 04:03:59 +0000

If you made your way through the 32 images of the Jordan Brand Spring/Summer 2011 Lookbook you should have spotted this t-shirt among the items shown. With the Air Jordan 3 being a big part of Jordan Brand’s collection this year they’ve released this t-shirt known as the Retro Technicolor Tee. Available in white or black, the tee features a colorful psychedelic-looking line drawing of the Air Jordan 3 Retro on the front with the Jumpman logo below the neck on the back. If the shirt caught your attention while you were browsing through the photos you can grab one now through Karmaloop. Retail price is $32 but if you enter Rep Code JH17345 during checkout you get 20% off your entire order price (or 10% if you’ve already used the discount code)

Nike SB “Cali” Dunk Socks

Joe — Fri, 03 Dec 2010 01:20:00 +0000

If you can’t afford to shell out $300 for the Nike SB Dunk Low “Cali” that originally released back in 2004, there’s a reasonably priced alternative for you – a pair of socks mimicking the look of the shoes. Adding to their sneaker-inspired sock collection, Nike SB presents the Cali Dunk Socks, which come in at around $290 less than what you’d pay for the sneakers themselves. There’s even a little sneaker box to go with them for all you collectors out there who plan to buy a pair but have no intentions of ever wearing them.

Visit your local Nike SB retailer to check on the availability of the Cali Dunk Socks or snag yourself a pair now through eBay.

Air Jordan 11 “Cool Grey” Socks

Joe — Fri, 05 Nov 2010 02:22:29 +0000

With these Air Jordan 11 “Cool Grey” socks you can rock your favorite J’s 24-hours a day and never have to worry about scuffing them up. To coincide with the upcoming release of the Air Jordan 11 Retro “Cool Grey” this December, Jordan Brand produced these ankle socks to replicate the design and color palette of the sneakers. Seeing as how the Air Jordan 11 “Cool Grey” will be one of this year’s hardest releases to get your hands on, you may wanna swing through Premier and pick a pair of these up, that way if you do miss out on getting a pair of the actual shoes you atleast you have somewhat of a memento of what could of been.

APL “Banned By The NBA” T-Shirt

Joe — Wed, 20 Oct 2010 23:02:01 +0000

You may have recently heard about how the NBA banned the Athletic Propulsion Labs Concept 1 basketball shoe, claiming the shoe creates an undue competitive advantage. Adam and Ryan Goldston, the two founding brothers of APL, were not at all surprised by the ban since they developed the sneakers to increase a players vertical leap. The leagues decision though gave the brand an opportunity to design this unique “Banned By The NBA” t-shirt. If you’re interested in scooping one up, they’ll be available through the Athletic Propulsion Labs website later this week for $20.

Sedgwick & Cedar x Jason Markk “Sole School” Collaboration

Joe — Wed, 13 Oct 2010 15:52:54 +0000

Sedgwick & Cedar, a brand that celebrates innovation, creativity, and pioneers across multiple genres, has partnered with Los Angeles-based sneaker accessory brand Jason Markk to present the launch of its new t-shirt line, “Sole School.”

Available for pre-order online now at www.sc73.comand in various stockists early November, the “Sole School” collection honors the importance of laces and the evolution of the sneaker. Parisian artist and sneaker-aficionado TYRSA designed the collection in collaboration with Sedgwick & Cedar and Hip Hop founding member Grandmaster Caz, who has appeared in such sneaker documentaries as “Just For Kicks” and the recent NIKE documentary, “Air Force 1: Anatomy of an Urban Legend. “

From October 26th to October 31st,the first 25 products purchased from the “Sole School” collection at www.sc73.com will come with a Jason Markk travel kit and a limited-edition numbered “Radio Man” print by iconic photographer Jamel Shabazz. The Jason Markk travel kit is comprised of a travel cleaning brush, a detail brush, and a 2oz. bottle of their legendary cleaning solution to keep sneakers looking fresh. The announcement of the Sedgwick & Cedar and Jason Markk partnership also
includes a similar ongoing relationship between the two brands at select retailers worldwide.

For a look at two of the t-shirts available for pre-order now and to watch a 5-minute video which discusses how hip hop and basketball have helped form the sneaker industry we know today, follow the jump.

Click here to view the embedded video.