After the release of the Air Jordan 14 Retro “Thunder”, Jordan brand introduces a new “Wolf Grey” iteration of the classic silhouette. Sitting atop a white midsole, the sneakers shine with a solid grey nubuck upper, Sport Blue highlights and matching tonal laces. Be on the look out for the Air Jordan 14 Retro coming soon to Wish.
Nike kicks off the releases from the Jordan vault this year with a new rendition of the Air Jordan III Retro. This eye-cathching look features a powder blue leather upper with tonal elephant print trim around the toe box and heel. Featuring accents in black, white, and grey for an overall clean approach to the iconic silhouette. Be on the lookout for these hitting the sheleves at Wish soon.
This holiday season, we’re unveiling a new twist on the way shoe releases work here at Wish. Take a look above at the new rules.
Purchase the Ewing FOCUS here online now. Limited Stock.
In light of recent events, we’re re-writing the rules on footwear releases. In addition to the above, we’ll no longer allow:
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When it comes to showcasing some of the best up and coming artists Atlanta has to offer, look no further than ABV Gallery. Proving true, this past weekend ABV hosted the premiere exhibition “All But Reason” of artist Trey Moseley. Moseley, also represented by ABV, unveiled a combination of paintings and installation all under the same banner that consisted of works that were both serene and violent. “All But Reason” is a completely unique experience that confronts viewers with the question, what would we see if we could peel back our flesh and draw our dark and savage nature to the surface?
At the show’s opening this past weekend, we had the pleasure to view the works and catch up with the man behind the art. So take a look at the images below, as well as some quotes from Trey Moseley.
How did you get associated with ABV Gallery in Atlanta from a farming town in middle Georgia?
When I initially moved up here I had a friend that lived in a party house here in the city, one of those places where time stops and people enter in waves. I was asked to do a large scale mural in the space. As I was painting I met a man in circle glasses and nice boots. His name was Ash Hayer. As we began to hang out, and we sipped our drinks, he told me that he worked at a design firm/gallery and that I should stop by. I decided to stop by. That was 3 years ago. What is the underlying story behind the All But Reason exhibition?
What’s the theme that ties all of the “All But Reason” pieces together?
The underlying theme is the unknown. My interest isn’t in telling my story but allowing people to think for themselves, come to there own conclusions about my work, and in doing so maybe the world around them. I only use my life as reference because it is there in front of me, it’s all I know. We are all conditioned into reality differently and because of this we react differently to the objects around us. I am interested in creating a vessel of possibilities and meanings to provide the viewer a mirror into there own understanding of the world.
What’s the next step for Trey Moseley?
To become but a storm drenching everything in it’s path.
For more information on Trey Moseley and his work, visit his website: http://treymoseley.com/
Photography | Gavin Guidry
While many professional basketball players were partnering up with large companies to produce individual sneakers, in 1989, Patrick Ewing became the first NBA player to offer his own brand of sneakers, Ewing Athletics. However, last year saw the first release in 17 years from Ewing Athletics with the relaunch of the Ewing 33 Hi. Now, after the successful releases of this model in multiple colorways such as the “Jamaica” and “Georgetown”, Ewing Athletics is back with the release of a fresh model, the Ewing Focus. Unlike the 33 Hi, the Focus boasts its signature ankle strap with “FOCUS” boldly embroidered at the front as well as red neoprene on the quarter panels and ankle as highlights. This, just the second model to be released/retroed by Ewing Athletics, will have a limited release of only 33 accounts worldwide.
The release date of the Ewing Athletics 2013 Ewing Focus has been changed. Further information regarding the time of sale for these will be announced at a later time.
Thanks to Penny Hardaway’s stay with the Orlando Magic, the Hardaway line of Nikes have seen long been mixed up in the royal colorway. However, departing from the usual combonation of colors that this model usually sees, the Nike Air Foamposite “Sport Royal” features a shiny sport royal upper with wolf grey lining along the trim and lace work. An icy outsole caps off the colorway, complemented by the classic carbon fiber support.
Be on the lookout for this release in-store only on Saturday, June 29, 2013 via our Moreland Ave. shop.
If there are any remaining quantities, phone orders will be offered starting at 5:00PM EST on the day of the release by calling 404.880.0402. No pre-orders or advance sales are allowed.
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Nike Lebron X EXT “Denim” 597806 400 | Midnight Navy/Hazelnut/Fireberry $180 USD |
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Nike Air Force 1 488298 414 | Hyper Blue/Sai $90 USD |
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Nike Air Force 1 488298 607 | University Red/Sail $90 USD |
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The Nike Air Force 1 is back at Wish with the arrivals of Hyper Blue and University Red colorways. As two parts of the five part “Blazer Pack,” the influence of the Nike Blazer is not apparent at first. However, this model sees the original suede colorways of the Nike Blazer across the entire body with the exception of the white leather Nike check and heel. Pictured below, these releases will be available at Wish this Saturday retailing at $90 each.
Purchase the Nike Air Force 1 Hyperfuse PRM in “Hyper Blue” and “University Red” in-store starting at noon on Saturday or by phone after 5 pm Saturday at 404.880.0402.
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Air Jordan 5 Retro 136027 007 | Black/New Emerald/Grape $160 USD |
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Air Max Lebron X Low 579765 600 | University Red/ Pure Platinum/ Stadium Grey $165 USD |
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KD V Elite 585386 800 | Team Orange/Tour Yellow/Total Orange/Photo Blue $180 USD |
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“Some legends bring the crowd to their feet, but the legendary Dee Brown brought the crowd to his. Literally, in the 1991 Slam Dunk Contest, Dee paused to pump up his Reebok Pump Omni shoes, and ultimately made the most iconic dunk of all time – the “No Look” dunk. On one of the greatest moments in the game, Dee says, “Being a late entry for the Slam Dunk contest that year, I knew I had to get the crowd on my side, to get them excited. What I did next is history. To this day I’m identified with one shoe and one shoe only – the Reebok Pump.” On June 14th, Reebok Classic brings back Dee Brown’s iconic Pump Omni OG and will be available at Wish in-store and online for $115 USD.
Having already seen a release of the Air Jordan 5 Retro Grape earlier this month, Jordan brand is quick to answer back with another release from this model. Dubbed the “Black Grape”, this shoe sees black nubuck in place of what was white in the last Grape release. The new emerald and grape colored sole however, has remained the same along with the icy outsole and oversized tongue. Topped off by the classic transparent lace lock, this release will be available at our Moreland Ave. shop this Saturday, June 15 retailing at $160 USD.
If there are any remaining quantities, phone orders will be offered starting at 5:00PM EST on the day of the release by calling 404.880.0402. No pre-orders or advance sales are allowed.
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Nike Air Foamposite Pro PRM Camo 587547 300 | Forest Green/Black $240 USD |
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Lebron X P.S. Elite 579827 800 | Total Crimson $260 USD |
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Air Jordan 11 Retro Low 528895 110 | White/Black/True Red $140 USD |
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Allen Iverson’s iconic Reebok model, the Question, returns this June with two new releases. Dubbed the “Canvas Pack,” these sneakers come in Red and Blue colorways that pay tribute to AI’s Philadelphia 76ers jersey. Hexalite-infused mid-top built with canvas put a seasonal twist on the classic silhouette, with the lacing system and leather toe cap remaining intact along with a contrasting white midsole and translucent outsole to complete the look. Releasing on Friday June 7, this pack will be available at Wish in-store and online retailing for $135 USD.
Sure to be one of the hottest releases of the summer, The Air Jordan 11 Retro Low returns with a simple White/Black colorway. Also dubbed the “Tuxedo” or “Reversed Concord”, this sneaker features black nylon mesh along the top portion of the upper, with white patent leather on the base. Hints of red are seen on the heel, while an icy blue sole rounds out the look. With a June 8 release date, these shoes will be available at Wish in-store or by phone/email order for $140 USD.
Phone Orders are offered via 404.880.0402 and placing an order with a sales representative.
Email orders are accepted by contacting orders@wishatl.com with a size request.
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Barkley Posite Max 555097 040 | Metallic Silver/Gamma Blue $235 USD |
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Air Jordan 1 Retro ’93 580514 032 | Black/True Red/Anthracite $120 USD |
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Air Max 95 EM 554971 886 | Team Orange $160 USD |
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Having already seen a release of the Air Jordan 5 Retro Grape earlier this month, Jordan brand is quick to answer back with another release from this model. Dubbed the “Black Grape”, this shoe sees black nubuck in place of what was white in the last Grape release. The new emerald and grape colored sole however, has remained the same along with the icy outsole and oversized tongue. Topped off by the classic transparent lace lock, this release will be available at our Moreland Ave. shop this Saturday, June 15 retailing at $160 USD.
Phone orders will be accepted by calling 404.880.0402. Email orders are accepted upon release via orders@wishatl.com with a size request.
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Nike Lebron X P.S. Elite 579827 300 | Sport Turquoise/Volt/Violet Force $260 USD |
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Air Max Lebron X Low 579765 500 | Violet Force/Pure Platinum/Volt/Sport Turquoise $180 USD |
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Air Max ’95 DYN FW 554715 838 | Total Crimson/Midnight Turquoise/Black/Total Orange $180 USD |
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Air Force Max 2013 555105 101 | White/Pure Platinum/Ultraviolet/Squadron Blue $140 USD |
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Air Force Max 2013 555105 600 | University Red/Anthracite/Classic Grey $140 USD |
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