Jordan 1 Retro High Bred Banned (2016) sp5der marking the first time the

marking the first time the two brands collaborated on a garment

Jumpman branding decorates the tongue tag and heel

The adidas Yeezy 450 ‘Stone Teal’ delivers a stealthy colorway of the lifestyle silhouette

Bringing Nike athleticism to some classic Stüssy staples we’re treated to this classy collaborative fleece

Returning true to form

Jordan 1 Retro High Bred Banned (2016) sp5der marking the first time theBanned by the NBA in 1985, Michael Jordan was charged $5,000 per game for wearing the Air Jordan 1 Black Red' because they didnt include the color white which was part of the Chicago Bulls official team colors. Used as a marketing tactic, Nike crafted the Banned campaign around the sneakers to launch and promote the Air Jordan line. The sneaker was retroed in 1994, 2011, 2013 and 2016. The 2011 pair featured an X on the heel paying homage to the