éS shot over a look into a new shoe for the Holiday 2009 season called The Erving. As you can see, it is a wild basketball-inspired skate shoe that feature a thin, flared tongue, lace flaps and unique panels all supported by a traditional vulcanized outsole. Comes in three loud color ups for the season and is hitting stores this week.

Closer look at the éS Footwear Erving after the click.

The skaters amongst you will know that eS Footwear and Royal Trucks share several team members, and that it was only a matter of time before they worked up some exclusive kicks. Overall the collaboration consists of three different skate shoes: Justin Eldridge’s Theory 1.5 Pro Model, Danny Garcia’s Garcia 2 Mid, and the Tarmack. Each style is adorned with Royal logos and special make up colorways. Shipping to eS retailers now.

More images of the full Royal Trucks x éS Footwear Collection follow after the click. For a different view visit Rad Collector.

The Foothills Project is a collaboration between online sneaker resource Crooked Tongues and skate footwear legends éS. Feeling as though a certain safety in the industry has taken the edge out of sneaker design, they’ve created a new shoe from scratch, taking it “back to before the basics”. Tapping a mutual preoccupation with hiking aesthetics, the two brands drew inspiration from the rolling green foothills that form the backdrop of éS headquarters, and coordinated them with contemporary skate shoe styling. At base level, traditional materials were implemented – brushed rubber, pig suedes, meshes, ripstop polyester, weave canvas, oiled nubucks and full grain pebble leathers – and then built on with quick dry linings and correlating colors.

Each of the shoes also gets its own accessory that is sold separately. “The black/purple option is coordinated with a matching 3-layer jacket, fully taped, with a contrasting application on the waterproofed zips that doesn’t compromise the stealthy looks. The brown/orange shoe gets a ripstop cap that riffs on decades of durable headwear. Lastly, the grey/pink shoe matches an Oxford weave backpack – perfect for day-to-day essentials or luggage carry-on.” The full collection is now available at Crooked Tongues and at a very select group of retailers the world over.

In true CT style, the fellows have detailed the entire process on their site in a mammoth editorial. To learn all you could ever want to know about this project hit up crookedtongues.com/editorial/

More looks at The Foothills Project by éS x Crooked Tongues after the jump.

A shoe many people hoped would materialize while Eric Koston was on Lakai, was a vulcanized version of the iconic Koston One. Today, our friends at Rad Collector  realize those dreams with an exclusive preview of the new ONE from Koston’s original brand eS. Rumored to be dropping this fall, this style is sure to be a popular skate shoe when it hits.

For more looks at the eS ONE visit Rad Collector.

Crooked Tongues got together with eS to work on the new Foothills shoe. Rather than going for a simple regular skate sneaker, they combined early 90’s trail themes and eS’s history of skate tech with modern elements of sneaker design. The Foothills shoe will be coming in three colorways, as well as a series of matching accessories this August.

Detailed images of the Crooked Tongues x eS Foothills follow after the jump.

Eight countries, 5,000 eyes, hundreds of paint brushes, thousands of hours of painting, 6,500 glasses of Sangria and beer, 3,000 tapas and almost 7,000 miles later, the éS Adrian Blanca Traveling Art Exhibition has come to an end.

For the last three months, Adrian Blanca has been on a whirlwind art tour to celebrate his collaboration with éS. At each tour stop, spectators were able to watch Adrian create his visual madness live with permanent installations fashioned in all eight locations: One Off in Stockholm, Arrival departure in Amsterdam, Slam City Skates in London, Street Machine in Paris, Fish and Chips in Antwerp, Doubleight in Munich and the éS showroom in Barcelona. The tour finally concludes on US soil at the éS Showroom in New York City.

Adrian first picked up a skateboard in the mid-’90s, and this love for skateboard culture can be seen in his incredibly intricate drawings that he has created over the years for a number of influential magazines and prominent galleries in Europe. A true fan of éS for years—in particular the Accel, which he has used on numerous occasions as a canvas for his art—it came as no surprise that Adrian chose to launch his collection with the Acell TTL and TT Deluxe

The éS x Adrian Blanca exhibition is open daily from 12:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. and runs thru Friday, November 21, 2008 at the éS Showroom on 29 Greene St. in NYC.

Many more images and a video made up of over 500 artworks by the artist follow after the jump.

We first presented you this new eS x Justin Eldridge x Evan Hecox collaboration a couple of weeks ago. Here now some better images as we get to the release. The signature Chocolate sneaker comes in light grey suede with the Chocolate logo on the strap.

Have a more detailed look after the jump.

eS got together with Krooked this season to work on the Square One sneaker, the same model we have already seen these past weeks in the eS x Livestock x The Hundreds collaboration.

The eS x Krooked Square one comes in black suede with contrast stitching and features both brand logos on the tongue tag. On the back it features a small Mark Gonzales graphic embroidery. It is now available at Slam City Skates.

Matching their collaboration “Border Control” double pack sneaker release, Livestock and The Hundreds also present a collaborative t-shirt. Inspired by the logo of the Department Of Homeland Security, the t-shirt is now available at Livestock and in The Hundreds online store. The blue version was released at Livestock, the red version via The Hundreds.

More detailed images after the jump.

eS footwear got together with Justin Eldridge to work on a Chocolate version of their Theory 1.5 sneaker. Designed by artist Evan Hecox the outcome is a very clean sneaker in grey suede with subtle hits of artwork. The Chocolate logo appears subtle on the strap. You can win the sneaker right now here.

Have a further look at the eS x Chocolate x Justin Eldridge Theory 1.5 by Evan Hecox after the jump.