There are some sneakers that you just don’t want to go away, sneakers that you always want to be able to pick up a fresh pair of without any hassle. Complex has a good idea of some of those must-have models, and they’ve gone ahead and compiled them in their latest list. What makes the cut? There’s the Air Jordan III “Black/Cement”, the Reebok Question in its OG red-toed look, white on white Air Force 1s, and more. Get a sample of their selections after the jump and then head over to Complex for the full compilation of these iconic sneakers that should always be in production.
Nike is finally back together with Comme des Garcons, this time giving Rei Kawakubo’s streetwear line a handful of Nike Pro Leather silhouettes to work with. The pairs end up with quite a bit more branding than the initial go-round, with the immediately recognizable heart logo planted all across the upper on Nike Free Run 5.0 V4 each. The group consists of four sneakers-a mid and a low for both the milk white and black variations. Continue reading for an official look at the Comme des Garçons PLAY x Nike Pro Leather Collection (Retailing from $130 to $140) and watch for them to hit DSM online and Comme des Garcons in NYC on May 28th. After that Paris and London will get a crack at them on June 2st, followed by Asian retailers who will start to stock them on June 21st.
We’ve seen sneaker-related donations in the wake of the tragic 2013 Boston Marathon, and this latest boost comes from the classic American brand founded in a city just five miles from the finish line. Nike applies their iconic star logo inside Nike Free Run 5.0 V3 a ‘BOSTON’ script across a Fenway Park green silhouette of Beantown buildings as the Nike Free Run All Star arrives for the sole purpose of supporting The One Fund Boston to Nike Free Run 4.0 V2 help victims and their families. The Boston Chucks are available now directly from Nike.