The Travis Scott x Nike Air Trainer 1 will arrive in three total color options including a debut Coriander/Ashen Slate-Wheat-Light Sienna colorway followed by Light Smoke Grey/Honeydew-Particle Grey and Dark Smoke Grey/Black-Iron Grey-Off-Noir iterations scheduled Spring 2022. Each pair are expected to feature his signature reverse Swoosh branding as well as Cactus Jack logo on the heels.

Look for the Travis Scott x Nike Air Trainer 1 to release during the holiday season followed by the “Light Smoke Grey” and “Dark Smoke Grey” pairs in Spring 2022. The retail price tag is set at $140 USD each.

They're from a company called Black Balled.

They're a black owned golf apparel company.

 https://blackballedgolf.com/

Hey I invested in a clothing line last year. Wanted to share with you guys. DM me if you’re interested in anything and I’ll ask my boy for a discount code. It’s a minimum waste brand. Very eco conscious and brings high quality fabrics and subtle details in design that are highly appreciated. It’s only been a year and he’s doubled his business. It’s starting to take off. Thanks for the love for him in advance!






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NEW Millionaire Boys HOODIES&SWEATS & TEES
ZEP JASPER IS UP NEXT HeavyCamp Collab tees comin soon also Hoodies are custom cut & sew pigment dyed Premium materials Even if you dont rock with it or order just peep !I've been in the apparel game for awhile now.

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Air Jordan 1 Element “Gore-Tex”
Color: Black/Chile Red-Particle Grey-Sail
Style Code: DB2889-001
Release Date: November 1, 2021
Price: $200

This “Project Unicorn” collection includes two Nike SB Dunk High styles offered in White and Blue-based colorways taking inspiration from the Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn, a novel from the Gundam universe in celebration of its 15th Anniversary. Each are inspired by the popular Japanese figurines, Gundam. Specifically, the Unicorn Gundam is the source of inspiration for the duo as seen with the logo printed on the heel counter. The collab features interchangeable Swoosh branding as a nod to its toy counterpart while the panels throughout the upper mirror the look of the fictional Gundam suit.

Gundam x Nike SB Dunk High “Banshee”
Color: Thunder Blue/Metallic Gold
Style Code: DH7717-400
Release Date: 2021
Price: $110

Gundam x Nike SB Dunk High Project Unicorn “RX-0”
Release Date: September 27 9AM SNKRS APP
Style #: DH7717-100










Gundam x Nike SB Dunk High Project Unicorn “Banshee Norn”
Release Date: Summer 2021

I got these back in junior high school when they came out. I use to collect the straps. Anyone else have these? Did you like them? Would Nike release them again someday.

I forgot who sported these in the nba, I remember college teams having them on with the school colors.

Anybody peep the collection out?






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AKA French Blue's

Walker Wear, a New York-based streetwear brand of 30 years, is reportedly taking on Off-White in a new trademark-focused lawsuit.

According to the Fashion Law, the company filed a trademark infringement and dilution complaint after Off-White began to sell a $2,234 jacket featuring “a design nearly identical to Walker Wear’s storied WW XXL Athletic mark design.”

Walker Wear claims Off-White hasn’t pulled the piece despite customers having “mistaken Off-White’s jacket for [Walker Wear founder April Walker’s] work,” TFL reports, and claims that founder Virgil Abloh “chang[ed] others’ designs by only ‘three percent’ and then claim[ed] the design as his own.”

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“Off-White and its founder, Virgil Abloh, have an unfortunate history of deriving from the creativity of other designers,” the publication says the suit claims, after it shared that larger companies have a history of “misappropriating the work of independent designers like [Walker] on the a*sumption that she and others like her will be unable to meaningfully challenge them in legal proceedings.”

The suit was reportedly filed against Off-White and retailers Farfetch and Saks Fifth Avenue on Aug. 20, and claims that Off-White jacked their WW XXL Athletic mark—containing two overlapping W’s—that they’ve been using since 1993. This comes months after Walker penned an essay about the incident. According to the suit, the looks have “become widely a*sociated with Walker Wear and acquired substantial recognition, goodwill, and fame.”

Given Ms. Walker’s iconic status in the streetwear fashion industry and Mr. Abloh’s knowledge of the industry, Off-White was almost certainly aware of the Mark prior to designing, producing, and selling the infringing jacket,” the suit claims.

The company is seeking monetary damages after claiming Off-White violated N.Y. Gen. Bus. Law § 349, preventing deceptive and misleading business practices. Walker reportedly sent a cease-and-desist letter to Off-White and Saks in June.

 https://www.complex.com/s .. r-ww-trademark