Vans’ premium label, Vault by Vans, and prestigious bicycle saddle company, Brooks England LTD, reunite to release a limited edition collection of Vans footwear and Brooks accessories built for riding. In a year where both brands celebrate significant milestones – Vans’ 50th and Brooks’ 150th anniversary – the two well-respected entities come together for their second collaboration blending classic design with quality craftsmanship to create the utmost sophistication in footwear and bicycle accessories. The Vault by Vans & Brooks partnership presents laser-etched artwork from designer Taka Hayashi across the TH OG Sk8-Hi LX and TH OG Classic Slip-On LX. Hayashi’s imagery and intricate detailing extends from footwear into a deluxe set of Brooks accessories consisting of the Barbican Shoulder Bag and Swift Brooks Saddle. Since 1866, Brooks England has been constructing leather goods in Smethwick, England. Celebrating their 150th anniversary alongside Vans’ 50 years brings forth the best in design and quality from two industry leaders, while honoring their respective styles and histories. 

Headed by New York designer and streetwear guru jeffstaple, Staple Pigeon has been consistent with its releases each season, reworking wardrobe silhouettes with mixed influences from classic sportswear and sartorial trends. For its 2016 holiday collection, the brand presents an updated range of casual goods upheld by loud prints and psychedelic hues.

The Holiday 2016 collection continues to explore Stüssy’s approach to casual American streetwear seen in the fall offering. This season’s delivery features Stüssy icon pieces with modern silhouette and material plays. Similar to the men’s offering track suits, tonal colors, and material plays make up the wide women’s range.

The Holiday 2016 collection continues to explore Stüssy’s approach to casual American streetwear seen in the fall offering. This season’s delivery features Stüssy icon pieces with modern silhouette and material plays. A military aesthetic and sensibility is carried through mid-layers and outerwear with a range of tonal offerings explored in materials including faux fur linings, heavy gauge knits, medium weight jerseys, and polar and bonded fleece.

Publish Brand has revealed its 2016 Holiday collection with a wide range of silhouettes. Entitled “His and Hers,” the editorial features upcoming pieces from the label’s female line Publish HERS, as well as from its latest men’s collection dubbed “Some Things Are Better Left Unsaid.” Constructed with sophisticated fabrics and clean lines, the womenswear range sees new additions of boyfriend-style cuts and oversized forms. Some examples would be the high-waisted, double-pleat cropped “Sylvia” pant, the soft cotton blend “Bell” shirtdress, and the premium stretch “Keylor” denim coaches jacket.

Someone once said champions are made, not born, from something deep inside – a desire, a dream, a vision. These lessons and attitudes learned through trial and tribulation are the basis of the ROKIT lifestyle, both on and off the court; a product of blood, sweat and tears. Inspired by a unique marriage of skateboarding and street basketball subcultures framed in a contemporary aesthetic, ROKIT is an homage to champions born of pavement and blacktop. Although they seem to be two drastically different worlds, many who grew up in skateboarding culture understand the diversity of individuals involved; from inner city stars to misled youth the culture is a melting pot of backgrounds brought together by the love of the sport. With that in mind it’s easy to see the same in street basketball culture and it should come as no surprise that those who step off a deck would then step onto a court and vice versa.From the paint to the ledge, on and off the court, ROKIT is a reflection of a lifestyle familiar to many but lived by few.

TO CELEBRATE THE YEAR OF THE QUESTION, HALL OF FAME HAS TEAMED UP WITH REEBOK TO CREATE OUR OWN 20TH ANNIVERSARY RENDITION OF THE ALLEN IVERSON SIGNATURE SHOE. WE HAVE HIGHLIGHTED AN IMPORTANT PIECE OF IVERSON’S ICONIC HISTORY BOTH ON AND OFF THE COURT: HIS CORNROWS.