summer 2012
The olympics are right around the corner and Nike is unloading a slew of olympic themed kicks. This Air Force 1 High, part of the Dream Team pack, is one of the best looking kicks out right now. The all white body with the navy/red Dream Team accents, gold swoosh, and a clear sole will keep you set apart from the rest this summer! Limited sizes are available in-store or by phone at 414-273-3333.
The Hundreds has had their hand in the shades game for a few years now. The Phoenix continues to be one of our most sought after frames, and the Valens is a classic for anyone. This time around with the reader trend that has been going on, The 100's decided to try their hand with the Taylor Reader. A crisp looking frame with some clear lens' will keep you styling in these. All shades are available in-store and online!
The Nike Free technology has been one of the company's "bread and butters" since it's inception back in 2004. It's been used on everything from lightweight runners to trainer boots. Regardless, the Nike Free Run series has been one of the most popular to date. This Nike Free Run+3 pack gives us three dope earth tones, all with complimentary speckled soles! Lightweight, but still casual! You can cop yours in-store or by phone at 414-273-3333
No secret that our homie Benny Gold has been steadily killing it from San Francisco all across the country. What started as a creative project has turned into a full-on brand that still keeps it's artistic roots while evolving into an integral piece in streetwear. This season for spring, Benny produced the Valencia Collection. Killer color combos combined with a dope print will enable just about anything to pop! Peep the 5-panel stash that we received from the Valencia Collection.
It has been Summer mode around the store lately. Nicer weather and tons of Summer product deliveries has attributed to our state of mind. HUF has a nice little trio kicks that just arrived including a new model for us, the 'Morton'. We also picked up two new treatments of the staple 'Hupper' and 'Huf Pro'.
