The unexpected collaboration between Feiyue and Celine, French luxury goods brand, continues this Fall 2008 season, with a new version of last summers sneaker.
High on the ankle, dressed in black and highlighted with silver, this sober and comfortable version for winter will for sure turn heads. The white sneaker of last year will also come back in a new version, that we will present you soon.
The Feiyue x Celine Fall 2008 sneakers will be released in September.
More detailed images after the jump.

Thanks to DQM, we’ve got a full look at the Nike Blazer and its packaging designed by Micheal Lau for the Chinese BMX team. We spoke to Lau not long ago about the project, and learned about his background in the sport. The box finds inspiration in the BMX course itself. No surprise, one of Lau trademark designer toys finds it’s way in the package, especially cool is the trading of feet clad in the shoe for the bikes wheels. No release date yet, but keep your eyes peeled for flashes of yellow in Beijing. 
More views after the jump.

The earthquake in China has taken many lives to date. Charity organizations from around the globe are trying their best to help out and it is nice seeing people in our business also acting and trying to do everything possible in their means to improvethe current situation. We have already presented you the upcoming Nike Tennis Classic x Fragment Design "Panda Pack", that will be auctioned off for the occasion and here we give you a look at the Yoka toy by adFunture. 
Adfunture got together with a strong set of partners to make this happen and collaborated on Yoka with Dita, Staple Design, Suitman, Puma, Black Cross, Revelator and Gue on this panda toy. 
The toy is 10" tall and will go on sale for 100 USD as of June 12th at the adFuntureWorkshop . All proceeds will be donated.
Check out more detailed images after the jump.

In one of the most exciting strategic moves in the Chinese snowboard market to date, Burton has signed as the title sponsor of The Burton Qiaobo Mellow Park, a brand new indoor year-round terrain facility.

With the country’s top park firm, the snowboard industry’s most recognizable name and a state-of-the-art indoor snow dome, the landscape of Chinese snowboarding will be forever changed this June 14th when Qiaobo Ice and Snow World unveil their brand new Burton Mellow Park.

"The drive behind the project is to get more people on the snow riding and having fun," comments Steve Zdarsky," Mellow CEO.  "With Burton as our partner and their LTR program in effect, the new park is really going to draw the crowds.  Besides we are all just super stoked we can now ride in Beijing year-round!"

Indoor facilities are becoming more accessible in non-winter friendly environments around the world.  The park, located just outside the city center, will boast a kicker line, wallride as well as rail and box combinations.  "The park will be as sick as we can make it," explains Marco Huang, Park Designer. "The snow in Qiaobo is surprisingly good, and the management is stoked to have a new Mellow Park, so it’s going to be a fun area for all levels of riding".

Mellow is the owner of many events including the TTR 4Star Red Bull Nanshan Open as well as many international standard parks around the country.  With nearly every single advancement in Chinese snowboarding on its long list of accomplishments, Mellow Constructions is the only partner of choice for snowboard marketing and events in China. 

The  adidas TS LightSpeed "Art of War" is inspired by two of the elements of the Chinese military treatise, "Wind, Forest, Fire and Mountain". Words embroidered under the tongue are "Fire" and "Mountain" which are the inspiration of the set.  It will come with a special shoe box.  There’re also tees of this "Art of War" package on the way.  The black model is going to be released in June and the white one in July. Via Kenlu.
Another release that is linked to China, who is in the spotlight with the upcoming Olympic games. Check out many more detailed images after the jump.

As most of you should know by now, southeast China was recently hit by a major earthquake. Thousands were injured and killed by the natural catastrophe. 
Hiroshi Fujiwara reports that they will probably be releasing a Fragment Design x Nike Tennis Classic "Panda" pack, which will be auctioned off and proceeds will be donated to the victims of the earthquake. The panda was chosen as the main inspiration for the pack, as it stands for China and more importantly one of the main panda regions of China has been hit by the earthquake.
This is a similar action to the auction held for Niigata. At the time they had made a pack of HTM Air Force 1’s.
There is not set date yet for the auction as the incident just happened, nevertheless Fujiwara already gives us a first look at the sneakers.
This is definitely a great initiative that you should support as much as possible!

Along with its apparel and footwear for overall 22 sports, Nike also presented in Beijing the Olympics version of their newly developed Hyperdunk. 
Nike’s lightest and strongest basketball shoe owes its existence to Nike’s revolutionary Flywire technology as it made its transition from track spikes to basketball. Flywire is the innovation driving Nike’s strongest and lightest footwear. Super-strong nylon filaments provide precise support akin to the suspension cables in a bridge, and allow a radical reduction in weight with material only where it’s needed for structure.
For the special occasion, the Chinese team got their very own version of the shoe in their team colors.

In the 70’s, Warrior basketball sneakers were a much sought after status symbol in China. After they became no longer objects of desire. Now a young Chinese-born graphic design student of Helsinki decided first to photograph those who, in China, still wear them (elder and poor villagers doing physical labour) and then to gather all pictures and publish them in a book, released in limited edition.

The book will be sold in a special packaging along with a pair of original Warrior sneakers. Shumeng Ye tries to redefine the idea of the label “Made in China”.
A very interesting project and it’s always good to remind people what was out there. Colette will have the pack in stock soon.

These new Nike Air Max 90’s SI AP that arrived at ACU in Shanghai. They come in two colorways and both feature leather tags on the tongue with Chinese lettering on them. For now we do not have much more info about these, but once we do, we’ll let you know!
More pics after the jump.

We give you a look at some pieces of an interesting upcoming Chinese brand – Eno. In their premium collection, Eno+, the brand presents a nice line-up of summer backpacks.
The collection drew inspiration from 6 of China’s indigenous tribes. It is an contemporary streetwear adaptation of Chinese minority tribal culture. Each backpack takes its inspiration from a different tribe. We show you the ones of the Nu, Weiwuer and Dulong tribes.
The backpacks will be released in stores April 15th. Check out the other 2 after the jump.