This special edition of Converse comes in options of white or black. Both pairs have a Logomania makeup with an all-over “KITH” print. The “KITH” logos come in a variety of aesthetics and font styles. All of the logos featured on the sneakers have been used by KITH on various designs over the years. Fieg manages to construct a sneaker that is a capsule of everything he’s done, while using the aged elements of the converse chuck 70 high top to create a timeless sneaker that will never go out of style.
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The new balance france homme is constructed from leather, suede, and mesh dressed in varying shades of grey. There is also a subtle hit of contrasting green found on the heel, collar, and tongue branding. However, the biggest USPs of this collaborative 57/40 silhouette are its water repellent upper, antimicrobial insoles and sockliners to fight against odor, and added reflective detailing for those working the night shift. The final details of this ultra-comfy offering is the enlarged tread for extra traction.
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The puma rs x noir et blanc uses a blend of tried and tested raw and synthetic materials on the upper, which leads to dynamic and eye-catching color blocking that makes the sneaker versatile, no matter what your style. You can stand out with the PUMA RS-X “Dazed” or keep it a bit more low-key with the PUMA RS-X “Toys Reinvention”. The RS-X might have roots dating back to the ’80s, but the cushioning setup for the sneaker isn’t a blast from the past. PUMA’s RS tech is used in the midsole with a thick molded and sculpted insole for step-in comfort that lasts all day. The chunky midsole also features a unique color blocking design that adds an eye-catching dimension to the sneaker.
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The sneaker reebok club c 85 femme blanche et verte uses all-white leather on the upper and overlays with Reebok and Bape branding on the tongue, quarter panel, and heeltab in black. Contrast stitching is used throughout in navy blue with the medial side of the right sneaker and the lateral side of the left sneaker using red and royal blue contrast stitching alongside the BAPE STA logo. Contrast stitching continues down into the midsole with the right shoe seen in navy and the left shoe using red and a diamond-patterned outsole finishes off the sneaker.
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The new balance france homme is constructed from leather, suede, and mesh dressed in varying shades of grey. There is also a subtle hit of contrasting green found on the heel, collar, and tongue branding. However, the biggest USPs of this collaborative 57/40 silhouette are its water repellent upper, antimicrobial insoles and sockliners to fight against odor, and added reflective detailing for those working the night shift. The final details of this ultra-comfy offering is the enlarged tread for extra traction.
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The puma rs x noir et blanc uses a blend of tried and tested raw and synthetic materials on the upper, which leads to dynamic and eye-catching color blocking that makes the sneaker versatile, no matter what your style. You can stand out with the PUMA RS-X “Dazed” or keep it a bit more low-key with the PUMA RS-X “Toys Reinvention”. The RS-X might have roots dating back to the ’80s, but the cushioning setup for the sneaker isn’t a blast from the past. PUMA’s RS tech is used in the midsole with a thick molded and sculpted insole for step-in comfort that lasts all day. The chunky midsole also features a unique color blocking design that adds an eye-catching dimension to the sneaker.
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The sneaker reebok club c 85 femme blanche et verte uses all-white leather on the upper and overlays with Reebok and Bape branding on the tongue, quarter panel, and heeltab in black. Contrast stitching is used throughout in navy blue with the medial side of the right sneaker and the lateral side of the left sneaker using red and royal blue contrast stitching alongside the BAPE STA logo. Contrast stitching continues down into the midsole with the right shoe seen in navy and the left shoe using red and a diamond-patterned outsole finishes off the sneaker.
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