News regarding this latest release happened in the weeks immediately following their Sky Force 88 collabos with Nike Sportswear, but since mid-July, we’ve not heard so much as a peep from Shawn Stussy’s eponymous clothing label. Word was that the Stussy Deluxe x Nike CX-Pro Ox was going to release later that month, but the days turned into weeks turned into two months and they still never made it out. But that all changes now with word that these navy and white lowtops are now available from Stussy‘s Japanese e-store; are they worth the effort it’ll take to get a pair?
Re-selling isn’t something that only effects sneakers; one of the most notable examples of luxury goods scalping happening just weeks ago with the near-instant sellout of Nike Free Run 4.0 V3 the Missoni for Target capsule. The idea was to bring Nike Free Run Sale the Italian label’s high-end look to the masses at a fraction of the typical cost, but how it actually played out was quite different. Will the latest run of Missoni x Nike Chuck Taylor Free Runs be treated to the same aftermarket quadrupling in price? These two new Missoni Chucks will be available at First String retailers like Hanon starting this Saturday, October 1st, and you can see more details after the jump.
It’s known around the world for the ‘smiling’ toe and is Nike Free Run Mens most popular in the original lowtop silhouette, but this new Nike Air Max Purcell hightop suggests a higher cut is more than welcome. The latest ‘Johnny’ Air Max Purcell, this tonal brown leather getup features the same kind of side panel reinforcement found on the Vans Sk8-Hi Standard Issue variant; does that mean older buyers who tend to overlook skate brands will finally be able to adopt this style? You gotta love how Nike keeps things fresh with the Air Max Purcell even after 75 years in the game, and you can grab the Air Max Purcell Premium Johnny straight from their e-store.