The New Balance 990 V4 recently released in a brand new colourway, under Teddy Santis’ Made in USA line. This cream-toned pair is crafted in a mix of pig suede and mesh, resulting in a high quality, neutral toned and wearable sneaker. Tune into my latest video to learn more about this pair and to see how they are on feet. Were these a cop or a drop for you?
This morning, Stussy dropped their latest Nike collab – releasing their version of the Air Max 2013 in three colourways. My fave of the pack was the “Fossil” pair, which replaces the Hyperfuse and mesh found on the OGs and replaces it with a hemp and canvas textile upper instead. Watch my video to get a look at all the details and to see how they are on feet!
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Originally released in 2000, the Stussy collab with Nike on the Air Huarache “Desert Oak” made its return 21 years later. Releasing alongside the “Dark Olive” colourway, these dropped just ahead of Valentine’s Day, and I managed to take a W at the Stussy Toronto store. Check out my in-depth review to learn more about these and drop a comment down below to share your thoughts!
Quietly releasing a few weeks back on Nike.ca, the Air Max 95 Premium in “Grain / Coconut” definitely could pass for a Stussy collaboration! Despite being a general release, these incorporate the same beige tones, while incorporating a mix of suede, burlap, mesh, and leather. Check out my review for a closer look and let me know if you’re feeling these down below!
To close out the year, Stussy and Nike teamed up for a final time, releasing two pairs of Air Force 1 Lows. In today’s review I’m covering the Stussy-exclusive “Fossil Stone” pair, which incorporates a hemp upper, embroidered swooshes, and a premium leather liner. Check out my video to get a closer look, and let me know in the comments down below how you feel about this pair!
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