Sneakers To Release This Weekend - from 21.07 to 23.07

Japan has always had a huge relevance in trendsetting, not just for what concerns high fashion. Japanese influence keeps exporting a certain kind of taste for sneakers and streetwear, always focused on aesthetic research and uniqueness. So Japan was, is and will always be an endless source of forward-pushing style statements.

 

Nike Zoom Vaporfly 4% "Ice Blue" & "Blue Fox"

Nike Zoom Vaporfly had been advertised during the BREAKING2 marathon event but were never actually commercialized. Now the original design has been revisited and two colorways are about to hit the shelves. First one is in Ice Blue with Solar Red and White midsole, the other one is in the tones of Dark Blue and Black and features the same midsole as the other colorways.
The sneakers will be available at Nike retailers and online.

 

adidas "Clima Cool" pack

adidas celebrates 15 years of climaCOOL technology, reintroducing the classic climaCOOL 1 in its original colorway and the new climaCOOL 2/17. 
Maybe this could be the ultimate chance for climaCOOL shoes to escape the shadow that has been casted on them by the endless flow of adidas Boost technology shows coming out in last years, that never allowed the shoes to take off, despite the several interesting collab that involved climaCOOL sneakers.
The pack will be available at adidas retailers and online.

 

Nike Dunk Low “Concept of Japan”

 

Another Japan exclusive What the Dunk sneaker is about to be released.
For the first time in Dunk’s history all the iconic Be True to Your School colorways have been mixed up in a "What the…" concept, even if every single cw has been reiterated more and more times thorugh the years.
As almost everi jp.co. release, this will be very limited. 

 

Air More Uptempo GS “Island Green” 

A brand new colorway for one of the most successful retro-release of the year: 2017 saw more Uptempo colorways than we can count. This new summer iteration of the iconic 1996 Air More Uptempo silhouette features a mix of turquoise tones, that extends al lover the shoe, from the upper, to the AIR lettering, to the mid sole and sole.
The sneaker will be available at selected Nike retailers and online.