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Each Tuesday at 6 p.m., Little Tokyo Table Tennis (LTTT) meets up at a recreation center in Los Angeles to play table tennis. It is a regular table tennis club, you see. However, it is also a highly fashionable brand.

And the merch for this LA-based table tennis team is so stylish that it’s caught ASICS' attention. 

LTTT is launching its first collection with the Japanese sportswear giant, including a retro-infused pair of ASICS sneakers dressed up as a table tennis court (of sorts).

The LTTT x ASICS GEL-NIMBUS 10.1 is a brightly colored, fluorescent yellow sneaker. But once you look past its bold color choice, an objectively more wild feature emerges.

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Where the laces of this sneaker would normally sit, is a net. As in, the net splitting apart two sides of a tennis (or table tennis) court is attached to the tongue of the sneaker. 

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It’s a fitting design choice, considering the sport this collaborator plays. However, it's also equally absurd.

Alongside these net-wielding shoes, ASICS and LTTT have created a matching merch collection. There are heavily branded baseball caps (something of an LTTT specialty) as well as track pants and an all-over print tee featuring a photo of someone wearing the aforementioned sneakers. 

On June 7, the full ASICS collection will be released via the brand’s website.

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The most stylish table tennis club in Los Angeles (maybe even the world?) now does wild ASICS sneakers. 

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