Vans 2009 Spring Croc Pack

Seeing a release early next year is this upcoming collection from Vans. While just recently we saw a croc pack of its own, this 2009 release features a slightly different angle. The use of croc is seen in a more subtle light with two different color schemes seen here in neon green with suede and black leather. Available starting early January, 2009.

Parra | “Boo to the Hoo” Exhibition at Lazy Dog Gallery

Parra is playing host to his second solo exhibition today in Paris. The exhibition entitled “Boo to the Hoo” will unveil new paintings and works from the famous Dutch artist, taking place at the Parisian Lazy Dog Gallery. Pictures of the event can be seen after the jump!

Maharishi Viet Slip-On

With a slightly less prolific status these days relative to the past, nevertheless Maharishi has kept to its roots with some innovative pieces including this upcoming Viet model. Despite the high-top nature, the shoe features elastics for slip-on ease of use in a hemp upper. Available starting spring/summer 2009.

Source: Soleblvd

Nike Air Pegasus ‘89

Nike does a great job when it comes to retro releases of great shoes, and this one is just another example. It’s been about 20 years since the original release of the Nike Air Pegasus ‘89. They made their debut in the running circuit back in ‘89, and the legacy continues. They come in two original colorways, consisting of red and blue. Not only are the colorways original, the materials and design used to make the shoe are exactly the same. With a synthetic and suede upper, the shoe will last long and you won’t be disappointed. Whether you’re a long time fan of the Air Pegasus, or a newcomer to the running scene, this shoe will do you justice. Ships in February with a limited release. Available at Hanon for pre-order now.

UBIQ Perforated Leather Fatima

Japanese sneaker brand UBIQ will be releasing some new colorways on their popular Fatima model. Sticking to their trademark styling, these leather sneakers will come in solid colors featuring a new diamond-ribbing pattern to add to the collection. The Fatima’s are best known for their stylish design, leading to many fans and enthusiasts overseas. Coming soon to UBIQ retailers.

Sold Out & La MJC x Asics Gel Lytte Pack - A Closer Look

With a release date scheduled for December 13th, we get a closer look at both Asics projects featuring a Sold Out version of their Gel Lytte II and Gel Lytte III La MJC rendition. Both pairs will be extremely limited with only 12 pairs being offered to Solebox in Berlin and Amsterdam’s Patta each. The rest of the kicks will be sold at colette in Paris with a small size run (7-12) available. Each sneaker will feature a gift of a matching scarf for the Gel Lytte II or gym bag for the Gel Lytte III.

Source: La MJC

adidas SL 72

Originally released in the early ’70s with training intent to coincide with 1972’s Olympic Games, the SL 72 (appropriately standing for Super Light) performed well but was elevated to trend level by an ultra-discerning European terrace audience hunting the mix of cleanliness and subtle eccentricities adidas effortlessly unleashed in the ’70s and early ’80s.

The words ‘cult’ and ‘classic’ are starting to feel a little weathered, but the SL 72, with its low-cut, grooved midsole, forked forefoot, dimpled, heavily perforated tongue and offbeat, functional makeups deserves the plaudits. Simplicity always ages with dignity, but via a helping hand from a vintage treatment, the softer textures and faded colors carry an extra resonance, while the slightly flattened silhouette has authentic appeal.

Elegantly followed by equally beloved sequels like the SL 76, 80 and 82, this evolution of the pioneering achill design - one of the first all-leather training and running shoes, was a starting point for a golden age of slimline icons.

Available in a navy and white and hard-to-miss orange and yellow, for the connoisseurs hunting that hard-to-find out-the-box buzz again, or for those just looking for great design with a rock solid heritage at performance and street level.