The second drop of the adidas Consortium City Series is about to be released. Once again adidas worked with prominent retail partners to give the sneaker of each respective city a new look, usually heavily inspired by the original. In this release they worked with DWM on the New York, with Sneakersnstuff on the Stockholm, with Norse Projects on the Copenhagen and with SlamJam on the Milano.

Detailed images of all 4 sneakers in this series follow after the jump.

After an initial preview, we can finally give you a more detailed look at the New Balance 670 in collaboration with Denmark’s Norse Projects. The sneaker comes with a blue suede/mesh upper, light blue New Balance logo and grey 3M accents on the heel. The sneaker will be released October 23rd at premium sneaker stores across Europe.

More views of the Norse Projects x New Balance 670 follow after the jump.

We get a first look at the upcoming collaboration between New Balance and Copenhagen’s store/brand Norse Projects. Norse Projects has released a full apparel collection for the first time for Fall/Winter 2009 and just like with their clothing, they also present a subtle, vintage inspired sneaker in collaboration with New Balance. They worked on the M670 and gave it a navy mesh/suede upper and added some light grey and light blue accents to it. Look out for a release in October 2009 at Hanon and other select boutiques.

Denmark’s Norse Projects worked with four-decade old rainwear label Elka on a series of garments designed for “protection against bad weather.” Overall, the collection consists of a short rain jacket, a trench coast, and a rain hat, each of which comes in two different colorways. Created to improve life, good for all seasons (in Denmark anyways.)

Have a look at the full Norse Projects x Elka Rainwear Collection after the jump.

New York based artist Todd “REAS” James has designed a series of t-shirts for Copenhagen retailer Norse Projects. With titles such as TJ 2+2 always=4, TJ reading with cats, and Never trust a hippie, the imagery on these shirts exhibits much of Todd James’ well known sexually-charged cartoon work. Each shirt features a woven Norse Projects logo tag on front of the shirt and comes in several colors. Available now at colette.

Have a closer look at each Todd James x Norse Projects t-shirt after the jump.

Norse as a store has been bringing the hottest brands to North Europe for a couple of years already. Now we see them moving in the similar direction such as stores like Goods and Huf in the US – from creating an occasional t-shirt, cap or collaboration, to creating a full clothing line. For Fall/Winter 2009 Norse Projects presents their first full collection and you will not be disappointed.

The collection sports everything from chinos, knitwear, shirts, t-shirts, fleece to caps and scarfs. The nordic look is definitely present in the line and we like that a lot. All pieces come in a variety of colors and styles. They also worked on some collaborative t-shirts with Alex Cassoni, Husk Mit Navn, Definingform and the highlight is probably the work with Peter Beste.

A detailed preview of the Norse Projects Fall/Winter 2009 Collection follows after the jump.

In Europe there are only a handful of outstanding store to carry the best selection in our market. Norse is one of them, situated in Copenhagen. With their in-house label Norse Projects, they present since a few seasons strong basics. For this Holiday season they concentrated even more on quality and details, and left out the graphics entirely. The line consists of crewneck sweaters, hoodies, pocket t-shirts, beanies and 5-panel caps, all only carrying the Norse Projects tag and nothing more.
The collection is now available online and in store. Check it out after the jump.