This weekend, popular consignment sneaker shop, Flight Club, opened its third New York location, on the border of Soho and Nolita. While Flight Club originally only offered sneaker consignment, the Lafayette location takes the idea one step further by offering a selection of vintage apparel.

According men.style.com, most of the apparel “is vintage Polo Ralph Lauren, especially from the early nineties, including Polo Sport, Polo Bear, Polo Tech, and Polo Outdoorsman. No surprise, since it’s long been the gold standard for sneakerheads of all ages (not to mention guys nostalgic for long-lost high school gear). Other brands are limited but include the North Face, Prada, Supreme, Starter, and Patagonia, and, of course, a huge assortment of highly prized sneakers. “The idea is to be the ultimate closet for guys that are into this stuff,” says Flight Club’s Sky Gellatly.”

Flight Club
267 Lafayette St., NYC
lafayette@flightclub.com

Have a look at more of the apparel available at Flight Club Lafayette after the jump.

Flight Club and Def Jam will be celebrating the 25th anniversary of the music label on several occasions in the next couple of months. Both events and product are part of the celebration and for the first event they made these limited edition t-shirts.

The event took place at Flight Club NYC and lots of familiar faces were present, including HAZE, Dante Ross, Angelo Baque (Supreme), Kenzo Digital, Nick Diamond, Ray Mate, Hawaii Mike and many more. 13th Witness documented the night. Check it out here.

Providers of the NBA game ball, Spalding are the latest company to team with Fight Club on a limited collaborative product. Naturally, they’ve produced some basketballs. Three-one appears close to the mid-90s glow in the dark outdoor ball, and one has a tennis ball treatment. No word on release. (Via CtotheJL.com). 

Flight Club, the sneaker consignment store from NYC opened not too long ago in Los Angeles a second location. If you want to get your hands on a sneaker that is sold out everywhere, chances are you will find it at Flight Club. After a little hint by Hiroshi Fujiwara, we can now confirm that Flight Club Tokyo, the third location of the iconic sneaker store, will be opening its doors tomorrow, October 6th. The store will be opening in the heart of Harajuku.