Illustrations by Jared Nickerson
Client: Adidas Originals
Express your love for the American West with these new Cowboy Boots from Adidas Jeremy Scott . The JS Mega Softcell features the typical Jeremy Scott trademark as it uses black and white decor for the upper side of the boot while the sole receives the Mega Softcell technology for shock and comfort. A little loud and not for everyone but definitely a creative twist the classic Boot. Available next month.
The Official Match Ball For The African Cup of Nations by Adidas
The newly unveiled “Comoequa” ball, features the same construction as the adidas Tango 12 fueling games at EURO 2012, there are distinct design cues grounding the ball in the African tournament. Taking from the Como River, which runs through host nations Gabon and Equatorial Guinea, the “Comoequa” features both nation’s flags in the central triangular portions.
Sneaker Modification by Dancretul. You can buy a print here.
It’s not easy being green, but with these Muppet edition adidas Superstar 2.0 Kermit shoes, looking good is as easy as tying the laces. The men’s shoes feature a soft suede upper, the iconic adidas Superstar shell toe and Kermit the Frog’s unmistakable collar over the tongue in honor of the original hip-hop artist. Available here.
The curious twinning of a 1980s adidas Campus and a Superstar Vintage silhouette that dates back to a decade prior continues here. This duo still kills it like this month’s nylon variations and prove that the legacy of these shoes is unbreakable. You can chuck whatever you want at the Superstar Vintage and it’ll weather it…suede, leather — it even managed to sustain that slew of reptile fabrics a few years back, but the Campus is an easier one to eff-up. Leather’s cool, but it always reminds us of the high street Campus IIs from the turn of the decade, turning a shoe we long lusted after into a symbol of oi-oi beeriness — not that we’re snobbish or anything — and it’s always at its most marvelous in matt form.
