After much speculation and half decent images, we can finally show you today the entire Nike Air Max 90 Current Artist Series pack, consisting of three Air Max 90 Current, designed by Ben Drury, Kevin Lyons and Hito Yokoyama.
The pack will be released at Overkill this coming Friday, 8th of August.
Many images of all three sneakers, giving you a detailed look at the graphic of the artist that have been placed on the tongue, heel and lining, you can find after the jump.

Once again UK’s Hanon is getting together with New Balance and presenting an impressive project in collaboration with the sneaker brand and Ventile – the Hanon Flying Club.
Entitled The Flying Club, their latest venture is a special release of an archiverunning shoe complete with customised upper. Following their previous collaboration with New Balance, they have looked again to expand the boundaries of materialapplications on some of their favourite running shoes. This time round they
have sourced a superior old school technical fabric by British company Ventile.

Ventile is a densely woven, 100% cotton all weather material. It originated in the 1930’s and  came to prominence during World War II when it was manufactured especially for flying suits due to its unique waterproofing properties. Throughout the years Ventile has developed into a superior performance fabric and as well as a continued military association it has provided technical outerwear for explorers such as Sir Ranulph Fiennes during expeditions of Mount Everest and the Antarctic.

The Flying Club harks back to the early New Balance silhouettes of yester year.Comprising of two models, each one has a customised upper and features detailing that is unique only to this release. They have drawn influence from the simple aesthetic of the 70’s and 80’s styles and reintroduced some of the old school touches they felt would reflect and compliment the heritage of Ventile.

Both the Ventile fabric and footwear are made in the United Kingdom and assembled with the finest materials sourced worldwide. Special features include a single piece N, bound and unbagged vintage mesh tongue, aged EVA midsole unit, bespoke tongue label, old school cotton laces and original polyurethane collar lining.
The outcome is the M670 Tornado and the M670 Spitfire. Each shoe is limited to 150 pieces worldwide. Hanon is looking for a release towards the end of August. We will keep you posted on the release.
Now head on after the jump to get a detailed look at both models.

Here comes a great new product from Bape – the folding trays. It’s the kind of product that is nice to have, but nobody really needs. A product that is useful, but usually only produced by very high end brands, such as Hermes, Bottega Veneta or Asprey. The happier we are that Bape made them now in several sizes. Good quality leather with a simple Bape head logo in the middle, the Bape folding trays are perfect for at home to put your keys, jewelry or watches, or for on the road to keep your hotel room organized.
Check out the other size after the jump.

A couple of days ago we presented you the Sophnet 10th anniversary products, consisting of an Eastpak backpack collaboration and a Danner boot collaboration.
The brand is getting ready for the 10th anniversary and will be launching a dedicated website for the occasion on 10th of September.
http://www.soph10th.net/
Make sure to keep an eye on it!

We give you a preview of some more upcoming styles by Asics. The Gel Lyte III is without a doubt there most popular model in the line-up, mainly due to strong collaborations on the model. But the GT-II follows it rather closely.
Here we show you two upcoming colorways of the Asics GT II. It comes in an all white colorway and a black/purple colorway. The all white looks great, with a couple of grey details and further details on the laces, otherwise a really clean upper in a mix of leather and perforated leather. Via Sneaker Freaker.
Detailed images after the  jump.

"A New Fox in Town" is the title given to the Kitsune Fall/Winter 2008/09 collection which revolves around the theme of cashmere and jeans. The collection was designed by Masaya Kuroki and follows the guideline of bridging high quality of fabrics and flawless cuts by choosing manufacturers with the finest standards and artisanal ’savoir – faire.’"Take note of the shawlcollar sweater and Boston Navy Jacket when browsing the collection. Via Selectism.
View the full mens collection from Kitsune for Fall/Winter 2008/09 after the jump.

"Back to Basics. This is the New Traditional Style." Its the masthead and theme for Ludwig’s Spring 2009 mens collection. Like many lines, they ideals that make workwear an attractive sell are found within the Ludwig collection. You’ll also find some prep inspired looks as well. Overall a clean collection with an offering that fits well into the models of spring.
View the Ludwig Spring 2009 Collection for men after the jump.

The new range of Nike SB August 2008 footwear has landed at Goods. The new drop includes the much anticipated P-Rod and P-Rod High as well as some other nice releases, such as the Dunk Mid SB and the Blazer SB.
Have a detailed look at all August releases after the jump.

We showed you some previews of the fall 2008 3sixteen lookbook a while back. We can now shows you a wider view from a line that is quickly shifting its presence and business into a more cut and sew affair while keeping its designs grounded in traditional steet fashion. Loving the sepia feel of this lookbook.
More views of the 3sixteen Fall 2008 Mens collection after the jump.

Available exclusively through oki-ni come these black eyeglasses designed by Nom De Guerre for Oliver Peoples. The NDG-1 frame comes in matte black and is part of a limited release for Fall/Winter 2008. "This style has a light frame with square Perspex lenses and a thin arm with silver pin detail at the hinge." 
More detailed views of the NDG-1 eyeglass frames for Oliver Peoples after the jump.