Continuing with the DIY theme of their forthcoming video Stay Gold, Emerica created a pack of psychedelic canvas sneakers with spray painted soles. Each of Reynolds Cruisers, Francis Lo, and Laced received the treatment, and now available now at select Emerica retailers.

For more images from the Emerica Stay Gold Pack see here.

No Age drops a new video from their latest EP, directed by Gil Kenan (Monster House, City of Ember). Follow a curious mouse as it hides in the No Age x Emerica shoe, as well as in Emerica’s MJ1 retro.

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Ed Templeton worked with Randy Randall and Dean Allen Spunt of experimental rock group No Age on a special make-up of his signature Emerica shoe The Archer. Since all three are vegan, the shoe is made entirely of organic, synthetic materials, yet is designed to weather the abuse of skateboarding. The shoe also sports a red/yellow/blue No Age logo on the tongue with matching sole coloring.

The release of the Archer coincides with the release of No Age’s new 4 song EP that dropped earlier this month on Sub Pop Records entitled Losing Feeling in which Ed collaborated with No Age and designed the cover of the EP. Available in stores now for Holiday 2009.

More looks at the No Age x Emerica Archer after the click.

Japanese brand Lorinza teamed up with Emerica to collaborate on a classic low top canvas sneaker. The sneaker comes in white canvas and features a black Lorinza all-over logo print. Te sneaker comes packaged in a metallic gold shoebox, which is decorated with a cooperative logo of the two brands. The sneaker is now available at Fooca.

More detailed images of the Lorinza x Emerica sneaker follow after the jump.

Emerica gets together with artist and skateboarder Pontus ALV to collaborate on a sneaker. The sneakers comes in light grey colorway and features turquoise accents and lining. Pontus ALV is known to pay tribute to his father, who has already passed away. Thus the sneaker feature a picture of his father on the inner sole. The Emerica Tope Pontus ALV is now available at ripe.

More detailed images of the sneaker follow after the jump.

Emerica teams up with Japanese retailer Beams and with artist Ed Templeton on a sneaker/t-shirt package. The lace-up sneakers come with black canvas uppers and animal fur patterns. Matching they present the pocket t-shirts, which feature the same animal pattern on the pockets, along graphics by Ed Templeton.

Detailed images of the Emerica x Beams x Ed Templeton Sneakers and T-Shirts follow after the jump.

Braydon Szafranski celebrated this past week the release of his first ever pro shoe by Emerica – the Braydon. The sneaker comes in a low version in a series of colorways and in a high top version in a black/white colorway. The Braydon is hitting skate stores now.

Detailed images of all Emerica Braydon colorways follow after the jump.

Emerica got together with Active to create a couple of collaborate shoes. The first to come in the “Fresh vs Hesh” pack from the collaboration, is the Andrew Reynolds designed Nailer.

The Nailer is a mid-top, vulcanized constructed shoe with tonal stitching, metal eyelets, and waxed cotton laces constructed to the exact specifications of Active Team Rider Andrew Reynolds. The FRESH version features a flashy black patent leather upper, contrasting green & white interior and foot-bed, and nice green sole that pops just right.The HESH version is low-key off-white suede with a tonal liner, foot-bed and sole.

The Emerica x Active “Fresh vs Hesh” Nailer is now available at Active stores and online.

A wildly popular addition to the Emerica team, Jerry Hsu brings together enjoi Skateboards and Emerica for a collaboration on his Hsu pro model. It features enjoi Panda’s printed on the collar, along its mid-top and enjoi Panda all-over-print insoles.

Look out for the Emerica x Jerry Hsu x enjoi Skateboards sneaker release in the near future.

A more detailed image follows after the jump.

Back by popular demand. A common call to arms, in a sense, and a bold reminder of the power of some ephemeral objects to retain relevance beyond their intended life span. Recognizing the popularity of the Marc Johnson 1, Emerica is relaunching the shoe for Spring ‘09. The shoe will retain the same suede upper with ventilating mesh, but comes with a new name, the O.G. 1. Certainly something to look forward too. 
Two color options for the shoe will release, head to the jump for detailed views of each.