The first Undefeated for Converse Poorman Weapon shoe launched exactly one year ago today, January 24, 2009, in black. It was then followed-up with an olive version in May 2009 as UNDFTD’s celebration of US Armed Forces Day. This is the third installment of the shoe in navy that features the same bomber jacket nylon upper, removable velcro logos and orange lining. Again, the midsole carries an UNDFTD logo and the overall look is perfect. This time around the sneaker is accompanied by both a matching MA-1 Flight Jacket and Flight Helmet Bag.

The navy UNDFTD for Converse Poorman Weapon shoes launch globally on January 29, 2010.

Take a leap to read all about the project direct from the creators – Undefeated’s Eddie Cruz and Converse’s Ian Ginoza.

Founder and creative director of Hawaii’s Kicks/Hi, Ian Ginoza, got together with Converse to collaborative on the Jack Purcell Red Ox as part of the 1HUND(Red) Collection. The sneaker comes with a white Epi leathr upper, velcro closure and red accents on the lining and the toe cap.

The Converse x Ian Ginoza Jack Purcell Red Ox is now available from Sneakersnstuff.

Detailed images of the sneaker follow after the jump.

Ian Ginoza from the Kicks/Hi and St. Alfred family, gives us a first preview of his upcoming collaboration with Converse Red on the Chuck Taylor Low "Epic", which will be part of the Converse Red 100 collection. It come with an upper entirely made of epi leather, reminding us of the Louis Vuitton Epi collection. Also it looks like the sneaker will come with velcro straps instead of laces. The inner sole features Ian’s signature.
More pictures of this upcoming release follow after the jump.

With so many New Era caps coming out every season by pretty much every streetwear brand in the market and also stores, it is hard to be innovative. Before we saw a new crazy design every week, trying to top what had been out there until then, now we come back to a more basic and classic design and instead we see some new materials appear on the caps, which is a movement that we find much more interesting than what was happening until then.
Anyways, St. Alfred (Chicago) has made a thermal New Era cap now. That we have not seen so far. Basic looks, interesting and comfortable material. Something to look out for! Via Ian Ginoza.

It has become quite around the Burton Artist Series 13, which took off end of last year. Now the next chapter has landed in Burton flagship stores, a t-shirt designed by Ian Ginoza for the snowboard brand. Look out for it now!