Vans Vault team up with esteemed designer and painter Taka Hayashi; creating their 15th collaboration with Native American influences and generations of detailed craftsmanship. Built from nubuck leather uppers, this Sk8 Skool LX takes cues from original designs but is elevated with innovative elements like the icon side stripe being reimagined in a top stitched iteration and contrasting ‘destroy’ panel to the front of the shoe. The supple leather uppers are fastened with rope-like laces, sitting upon the striped waffle rubber outsole and finished with collaborative branding to the tongue and heel decal. The Slip On 66 LX, on the other hand, takes cues from the original, but elevates the design with nubuck leather uppers for a premium finish. The shoe sits on a classic waffle rubber outsole that’s been updated with a directional stripe pattern, while the Japanese designer adds wavy stripe embroidery and a debossed pattern to the heel. Finished with a collaborative heel decal, the shoe is a luxury staple for everyday wear. #NowAvailable In-store & Online. www.wishatl.com
“The Air Jordan XI’s tuxedo aspirations made it an icon, but the Air Jordan XI Low IE proved the design didn’t need patent leather to work. During the 1996 season, Michael Jordan was photographed wearing a White/Gym Red colorway of the IE that turned heads but never made its way to the court. For the last two decades, he’s been the only one to wear it. Until now.” Now Available In-store. 
In a contemporary homage to the covert agents of feudal Japan, the NMD CS1 arrives in full-on stealth mode. The upper is constructed from three interconnected Primeknit patterns, all in a single shade of black but with subtly-altering textures. The model’s BOOST™ midsole provides the wearer with further support and cushioning. It is complemented by a rippled outsole which adds extra grip and gives the NMD a tough appearance. #ComingSoon 09/23/17 
“Inspired by the high-flying basketball of the ’80s and ’90s, the Air More Uptempo ’96 pays homage to the decades when basketball became a global force. It features the same three Air Sole units, the most ever in one shoe at the time, as well as the legendary AIR letters wrapping the entire sneaker. A slam-dunk silhouette on the sockliner and a clean, White-and-Blue colourway pay tribute to one of the most unforgettable slam dunk moments of the ’90s.” #ComingSoon 09/23/17 – in-store! 
Originally released in 1987, the Air Max 1 introduced the world to visible Nike Air cushioning. The Tinker Hatfield design was first released in three iconic colorways, including these classic white, red and grey and white, blue and grey combos. The icon returns with its coveted shape.
