Puma’s “greatest shoe of all time” is the latest style to receive the Sneakersnstuff treatment.

In Paris back in the 19th century, gloves made out of napped kidskin (skin from young goat) were one of the more luxurious accessories. As those gloves were made in Sweden – the way to make the material napped and soft became known as “gants de Suéde” – “gloves of Sweden” – and later on got shortened down to just “Suéde”.

Some of you know it as “The Clyde”, some of you as “The States”. When it comes to Puma sneakers, Puma Suede is the Greatest of all time. As part of the Sneakersnstuff 10 years celebration, we now bring you the Puma x Sneakersnstuff Suede GOAT pack. With history in mind this pack consist of three colors, all made out of super soft goat skin suede. Innersole reflects the first Puma x Sneakersnstuff collab from 2004 – the Puma Basket Hemp. Each shoe comes with four sets of laces to match the other colors of the pack.

This is how you do it: simple style, premium materials, and a story that makes sense. Limited to 124 pairs of each colorway, the SNS Suedes will be available December 5th, only at Sneakersnstuff.

Detailed images of the Puma x Sneakersnstuff Suede Goat Pack follow after the jump.

SNS presents a full look into their contribution to Reebok’s Pump 20 campaign.

As the shoe is released in November, we figured we had to do a Fall/Winter sneaker that will keep you dry and warm. For upper materials we have worked with nubuck and wool and hooks and rings for the laces to get that proper hiking boot feel. In the lining we added Thinsulate for extra insulation, and Reebok Play Dry to transport moisture from your foot to help you to stay warm. With safety orange details, you are sure to be seen if you are lost, and the text on the side “alltid redo” (always ready) is the Swedish Scout motto.

The Reebok Pump 20th x Sneakersnstuff will come with four sets of laces: dark grey, light grey, orange and a multicolor SNS patterned lace. As we’ve mentioned with all styles in this program, these are limited to 31 pairs and will be released on November 20th.

More photos of the Sneakersnstuff x Reebok Pump 20 after the jump.

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.

Sneakersnstuff got inspired by the grey Fall/Winter sky of Stockholm, when recently designing the collaborative model, carrying the name of their home city, with adidas. They kept the original blue and yellow colors of the sneaker and added grey to it. The sneakers also come with grey, blue and yellow laces. The sneaker is part of the second drop of the adidas Consortium “Your City” series. More info on the series should follow soon.

Check out more images of the Sneakersnstuff x adidas Stockholm after the jump.

So far we have seen images of the colette Pump and the Solebox Pump. Here we take a first look at the Sneakersnstuff x Reebok Pump and there are many more to follow. So far the Stockholm based sneaker store only gives us some hints at what you can expect. It looks like the sneaker has a wool upper in grey, mixed with grey suede. Furthermore accents are set in orange. Also they used some hiking boot details on the eyelets and added a Thinsulate lining to the sneaker, making it perfect for the winter months. These are also limited to 31 pairs and will release on November 20th.

Take a further look at the Sneakersnstuff x Reebok Pump aftter the jump.

Celebrating a decade in business, Sneakersnstuff and New Balance are no strangers to each other. Introducing their fourth collaborative project, NB and SNS present the RGB Pack. Consisting of a M577, M1500 and a M1700, each shoe was designed in Stockholm, Sweden and handmade at the legendary Flimby Factory in England. Available at selected retailers later this year. Here’s the rundown on each model:

• M577 SNS RED: Top notch leather. Perforated pig skin toebox. 3M details. 4 sets of laces (red, black, grey & white).

• M1500 SNS GREEN: Top notch leather and mesh details. 3M piping. 3 sets of laces (white, green & grey).

• M1700 SNS BLUE: Top notch man made materials. Ripstop upper. All veggie! 3 sets of laces (dark navy, blue & yellow).

More looks at the Sneakersnstuff x New Balance RGB Pack after the jump.

Lacoste got together with Sneakersnstuff and local Stockholm streetculture legend Jonas Wiehager to collaborate on a double pack of the Rene Lacoste low top sneaker. The Superdrop sneaker was designed by Jonas Wiehager, who made a name in the scene for himself with his store Boutique Sportif and later on with his own art and clothing line. He was inspired by paint drops from a paint brush. The sneaker comes in a black/grey colorway and features his signature on the heel.

The multicolor square colorway is designed by the SneakersnStuff team and continues to celebrate their 10th anniversary this year. Both sneakers are limited to 124 pairs and will be released on September 25th at Sneakersnstuff in Stockholm.

Detailed images of the Lacoste x Sneakersnstuff x Jonas Wiehager Rene Lacoste Pack follow after the jump.

In 1891 the first rubber footwear products left the original Tretorn factory also known as Helsingborgs Gummifabrik. As a brand Tretorn was registered in 1911. If you didn’t know the name Tretorn is Swedish for Three Towers refering to the original factory’s three towers and from what we know Tretorn invented the tennis ball. Tretorn also proudly carries a Royal Warrant, appointed by Hans Majestät Konungen, the King of Sweden.

Two years in the making, Sneakersnstuff can now finally show you the result. The Tretorn Tournament tennis shoe from 1956 gets the Sneakersnstuff treatment. It features GORE-TEX® lining, rip stop nylon upper, reflective 3M Scotchlite™ pipings, 3 sets of laces and a nice sneaker bag. Actually this is the first time ever a Tretorn product gets the approval to use GORE-TEX®.

Continuing to celebrate their 10th anniversary, Stockholm sneaker store Sneakersnstuff produced with Tretorn the T56 SNS GTX. Look out for a release on June 27th.

Many detailed images of the Sneakersnstuff x Tretorn T56 Gore-Tex follow after the jump.

Uniting the world’s finest sneaker stores, the Consortium 3WAY project from adidas celebrates the brands 60 year anniversary with a brand-new approach to the collaborative process.

By bringing together a handpicked crop of 12 global retail figureheads, all given full freedom to do whatever they want with 5 iconic 3-Striped silhouettes as 3 unique groups, adidas have entrusted their valued Consortium partners to share their unique vision collectively, using a ‘Work Amongst Yourselves’ brief.

Representing for Toronto, New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Amsterdam, London, Stockholm, Shanghai and Tokyo, this collection’s scope is truly global. Patta, Alife, Limited Editions and Sneakers’n’stuff make up the first group, Goodfoot, Undefeated, DQM and Huf make up the second, with the trio completed by the formation of ACU, D-Mop, Crooked Tongues and VA.

The first wave of 3Way Consortium releases from adidas Originals unites three of Europe’s leading sneaker boutiques – Patta, Sneakersnstuff and LimitEditions, representing Amsterdam, Stockholm and Barcelona respectively, with New York’s A.R.C. Opting to rework a shoe each in their own unique style, all four join forces for a fifth shoe that reflects the best of all involved. An eclectic collection, somehow it proves totally cohesive as a whole, reflecting the individual visions of all concerned.

Detailed information and images on the first group sneakers, including a Patta x adidas Forum Mid, Limiteditions x adidas Nizza Hi, A.R.C. x adidas Stan Smith 80s, Sneakersnstuff x adidas Samba and the Patta x Limiteditions x A.R.C. x Sneakersnstuff x adidas Superstar 80s follow after the jump.

The 1912 Space at Stockholm’s Sneakersnstuff will serve as the city’s Nike Sportswear outpost. It will remain open for two months, and during that time host an exhibition of art works interpreting classic Nike shoes and apparel. Among the pieces presented is Olle Hemmendorff’s sneaker burger, turning the Air Max 90 into a tongue in cheek response to streetwear’s fascination with food. Other artists represented include Hanna Weislander and Jonas Weihager. (via Vice). 
More after the jump.