Eric Koston Mid McFly – The thirst for the Nike Air Mag is real, and Eric Koston is the next Back to the Future fan to create a custom edition of his signature mid-cut sneaker. The McFly edition of the Eric Koston mid doesn’t have the power laces that Marty was rocking, but the mid-foot strap looks awfully close. The uppers mimic the Air Mag with a soft grey nubuck, and the right shade of blue outlines the Nike across the mid-strap. It’s not the real Air Mag, and it doesn’t have the power laces, but its a nice consolation until Tinker releases the real McCoy.
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J.Crew x Private White V.C. – J.Crew teams up with British war hero-turned-garment maker Private White V.C. for a handsome ventile parka that has military roots, and a refined appeal. The military inspired outerwear uses a locally sourced Ventile that is densely woven with 100% cotton and possesses a waterproof nature. Besides the carefully chosen textile, the jacket also arrives with a removable liner, traditional fishtail design, and a little bit of fur trim around the hood.
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Nike White Label Jacket – If you thought the new revitalized ACG collection is all Nike had up its sleeve, then you are dead wrong. Nike Sportswear is looking to grow their line of technical goods, and the White Label jacket is currently the latest flagship product. Using superior GORE-TEX construction, the jacket has fully taped seams and ready for inclement weather. Being waterproof and breathable is just a start as the jacket also offers an adjustable stowaway hood and fully waterproof rubberized zippers.
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Schott One Star for fragment design – Schott is known for making a mean leather jacket, and when fragment design comes calling, only the very best will do. Things kick off with the iconic Perfecto silhouette, and then it’s all bespoke from there. Instead of the usual cowhide, fragment uses a supple lamb leather that has a nice shiny sheen. In addition to the custom color, the jacket also features all blacked out hardware. The collaborative project is proudly made in the US, and will produced in limited quantities.
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Geneva Model Cinema – Sound bars were all the rage in 2014. Who wouldn’t want to add cinema-quality sound to their living room, right? Well Geneva Lab wants to do it in style. In lieu of plastic, the Model Cinema is made with wood, and comes equipped with a set of four two-inch woofers and one 5.25-inch subwoofer. Throw in five Class D digital amplifiers and this little thing delivers 120 watts of pure power. Besides acting as a sound bar, the Model Cinema also doubles as a Bluetooth speaker for your wireless streaming needs.
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adidas Ultra BOOST – adidas is swinging for the fences with the announcement of the new Ultra BOOST. The runner packs the best from adidas’s research and features a on piece Primeknit upper. The snug fit complements the smooth ride from the brand new Ultra BOOST sole with 20% more energy capsules. adidas doesn’t stop there, and throws in the dual-density Torison System and a new heel design that emulates the natural movements of your Achilles. The Ultra BOOST is meant to do it all, and at $180 it better.
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Levi’s Red Tab Beachnik Spring/Summer 2015 Lookbook – Levi’s has had the uncanny ability to be a part of all walks of life, and stand all the tests of time. For Spring and Summer 2015, the San Francisco-based brand dives back to the sixties and blends the hippie-bohemian lifestyle with the casual look of the beach. The “Beachnik” culture crafted a care free attitude and collection reflects this with denim with faded cuts and dusty hues. The clothes look like they’ve been loved and lived in; casual surf culture never looked so cool.
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