When it comes to streetwear and high fashion events in Portland there really isn't too much to look forward to, luckily we have Machus to keep us fashion kids from going insane. Portland probably isn't somewhere that usually comes up in conversations about fashion, but...
When Danish sportswear kings hummel teamed up with Japanese sneaker giants atmos and contemporary womenswear label Mila Owen, the focus was clear from the start – this shoe was for girls only. Based on hummel’s 1983 classic running silhouette, the Marathona, this...
Swedish retailer Sneakersnstuff has teamed up with the good people over at Vans Vault to deliver two new limited edition sneakers made exclusively for their London store. The shoes come in a grey all-over print that says "Look Left" that comes in a Old-Skool and one Sk8-Hi...
Japanese jewelry company Jam Home Made brings birthstone inspiration to the iconic Campus 80s that released this month co-designed with adidas Originals as apart of the Fall 2015 collection. The men's shoes celebrate each month with a mixture of vibrant colors across its...
Bata Tennis shoes have been a staple footwear company in India for over a century established in 1894 and have recently joined forces to commemorate the Peanuts 65th Anniversary of the iconic comic strip characters that transformed the art of cartoon-making. As apart of the...
10.Deep has done it again, being a fixture within the street wear scene since 1995. Their Fall '15 VCTRY line reinterprets classic athletic pieces with an international sports themed aesthetic. The Global Nylon Pullover really stands out with embroidered flags plays on...
California-based Skate label HUF returns with NYC-based skate crew and hardware brand Bronze 56k for the second installment of their limited-edition collaboration. Featuring a 3M black-reflective theme throughout the drop, notable pieces include the Unstructured Snapback...
For Fall/Winter Grind London’s ‘Everything Always’ collection showcases yet another strong offering from the London born and bred label. Boasting a new range of their iconic quick-witted graphic slogan tees, Grind London don’t stop there. Venturing further into the...
