We present you the Nike "Ultimate Glory" Dunk Hi. Images of a sample version of the shoe popped up on the Internet in the last couple of weeks, here you see now the final version that will be getting into stores very soon.

The Nike "Ultimate Glory" Dunk comes with the upper entirely covered in red elephant print. The tongue features an "Ultimate Glory" woven tag and the heel comes with a tonal "Chavez" embroidery. Furthermore if you have a close look the sneaker also has a 2-0 tonal embroidery on the sides. Compared to other images that you saw online so far, the final shoe features several references to Oscar De La Hoya.

The Nike "Ultimate Glory" Dunk Hi is a Mexico Exclusive and will be released on October 2nd at the Nike Sportswear 1902 Store in Mexico City. After that Shelter will get it on the 3rd and maybe some more accounts after that. Rumor has it, that signed versions of the shoe will be available on the release day.

Many detailed images follow after the jump.

Dr. Romanelli got together with Nike Mexico on a crossover piece. The artist/designer worked on a classic Nike windrunner and gave it his usual treatment, involving high quality leathers and many little details.

The Dr. Romanelli Vs. Nike Sportswear jacket is an exclusive to the Nike Sportswear 1902 store in Mexico City.

More detailed images follow after the jump.

Last week we presented you already a wallet out of the Ortega x Beams x Porter collection. Today we show you the other pieces of the collection, which also consists of pouches and a messenger bag. All bags come in woven materials, made by traditional Mexican mill Ortega. All in all a very nice collection, that is now exclusively available at Beams in Japan.

As part of the 10.Deep Holiday 2007 collection, the “You Will Believe” cap dropped now. It comes in a charcoal/black colorway with a patch embroidery on the front. It is now available at In4mation.

Japanese retailer Beams got together with Ortega’s Weaving Shop from Mexico and Porter Japan to create some wallets. The outcome is a really authentic mexican look and design. The wallets come in three colorways with the uppers made of wool and accents in leather. The wallets feature both a Beams and an Ortega’s Weaving Ship tag in side.
As usual the Japanese go the extra mile and want to get it right, thus teamed up with the locals from Mexico to get the patterns and materials right. Check out more detailed pictures  and the other colorways after the jump.

Our Mexican friends from Colmilludo show us this new Nike Blazer SB that comes in classic Mexican colors – red, green, white. The colors look great on the sneaker. There is no set release date so far, but we’ll keep you posted.

See more pictures of the sneaker after the jump.