The Hundreds catch up with ‘Brooklyn Dom’ Deluca of Brooklyn Projects. Featuring a cameo from Chad Muska.

We take another look at the Brooklyn Projects x Nike SB Dunk Hi Premium. For more info check out our Q&A with Brooklyn Projects’ Dom DeLuca.

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In our latest “Talking __ With…” installment we catch up with Dom DeLuca, co-owner and founder of Brooklyn Projects. We chat about his soon to-be-released “Reign in Blood” Nike SB Dunk High, the current state of retail, and more.

Talk about your relationship with Slayer.

My relationship goes WAY back and has come full circle with band and management. I met Tom and Jeff in the mid 80’s when i hung out and worked at my uncles club (La’Mours) in Brooklyn. Then I started hanging out and working at Rush Mgmt/ Def jam and Slayer oddly enough got signed by Rick Rubin there… so I was back in the mix. Still have my 1 of 12 Def Jam / Slayer Letterman jacket.. fits a little snug but its a classic. Soon after I hung out in the studio during the recording of South Of Heaven. At that time I basically was Tom and Jeff’s drinking buddy.. going out right after the studio to clubs and bars almost getting beat up by bikers in Brooklyn. Right after that.. I would see them on various tours and what not.. always keeping in touch. Fast forward… their management of Rick Sales and Kristen Mulderig .. have been friends of mine for 20 years.. I was the one that hooked up the deal with Plan B Skateboards.. soon after that.. Slayer’s management always kept me in the loop of projects that had to do with the action sports industry.. to let them know if it was cool or not.. fast forward to this project.. My favorite album of all time is Reign In Blood.. I always wanted to do a shoe with Slayer but it had to be done right.. so myself along with my designer Mandee… colored it up and pitched to Shea and Shawn B from Nike SB.. from there it started snowballing with more projects in the works between all parties involved.

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Brooklyn Projects created a new Dunk High together with Nike SB. Inspired by the artwork of the 3rd studio album of band Slayer, entitled ‘Reign in Blood’, the sneaker features a brown suede/black leather upper with accents set in red. The mid sole comes in red as well, with the outer sole coming in gum. Overall a solid looking high top, which will release with black and red laces soon.

Photography: Highsnobiety

Exclusive detailed images of the sneaker follow after the jump.

Brooklyn Projects presents a teaser video of their upcoming collaboration with Nike SB on the Dunk High. The video already gives a nice look at the final product, which will release in stores June 2011. Check it out here below.

Brooklyn Dom and Nick Diamond got together for an exclusive Brooklyn Projects x Diamond collabo tee. Releasing shortly at Brooklyn Projects.

Circa works with Brooklyn Projects once again on a simple skate silhouette. The collaborative Cero is featured in all-black canvas with a tonal “BLACK FRIDAY” embroidered across the heel. The insole features both Circa and BP logos. Available now at Millenium Shoes for $54 USD.

More shots of the Circa x Brooklyn Projects “Black Friday” Cero after the leap.

The Hundreds produced a special t-shirt in collaboration with Brooklyn Projects, celebrating the opening of their new Pasadena store location. The t-shirt reapproapriates Adam Bomb with Pasadena’s City Of Roses title. The black and white colorways are limited to 144 pieces and will drop on opening day, August 2nd. The blue colorway will be released through The Hundreds at a later date. The new Pasadena store is located at 1776 East Colorado Blvd.

Take a more detailed look at The Hundreds x Brooklyn Projects “Pasadena” T-Shirts after the jump.

The much anticipated release of the Brooklyn Projects x Nike Dunk Low SB is just around the corner. In time for the warmer spring days, Brooklyn Projects gave the classic sneaker a colorful look. Their Melrose store will be releasing the sneaker on February 28th.

Paying tribute to one of their biggest supporters, The Hundreds have created the “Dom Bomb” t-shirt, inspired by Dominick Deluca, owner of Brooklyn Projects. The t-shirt gives Adam Bomb a Dom make-over, and comes in two colorways.

Only 150 t-shirts are made, with 50 going to BP Melrose, another 50 to BP Echo Park and the last 50 will go into the BP online store. The t-shirts will be released this coming Saturday, December 6th.