Sunday, July 1, 2012

Nike x Levis


Levi's And Nike Collaborate On The 511 Skateboarding Jean

Levi's and Nike have come together for a series of products manufactured with skateboarders in mind. Based on their popular 511 skinny jean, the 511 Skateboarding Jean draws upon its cousin, the 511 Commuter Jean, by combining the great fit, cut, and craftsmanship Levi's is known for, and Nike's technological prowess and understanding of the modern-day athlete's needs. Made from Cone Mills fabrics, the 511 SkateboardingJean features Nike Dri-Fit technology, a little bit of stretch, and Levi's pantented Water<Less finishing technique, which conserves water while making the jeans super soft.

The jeans will also come in a limited Made in the USA Team Edition, also made from Cone Mills fabrics, and utilizing Nike's Dri-Fit moisture management system, wicking away sweat while keeping you looking fly while you land those ollies and kickflips. A strong Vectran weave makes the jeans more durable without adding to the weight. Adding to the reinforcement of the denim are copper rivets and extra-strong thread and bar tack stitching, which means they'll hold their own after more than a few bails.

Rounding out the collection are a Denim Trucker Jacket, Nike x Levi's Omar Salazar LR Signature Shoe, and a Nike SB x Levi's Dunk Low Pro. The Made in the USA 511 Skateboarding Jean and Nike x Levi's Omar Salazar Signature Shoe drop on July 4 at select skate shops, while the rest of the collection will be available at a wider range of skate shops, Levi's stores, and online.
Levi's And Nike Collaborate On The 511 Skateboarding Jean

Levi's And Nike Collaborate On The 511 Skateboarding Jean

Levi's And Nike Collaborate On The 511 Skateboarding Jean

Levi's And Nike Collaborate On The 511 Skateboarding JeanLevi's And Nike Collaborate On The 511 Skateboarding Jean

Levi's And Nike Collaborate On The 511 Skateboarding Jean
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Thursday, May 3, 2012

Edvard Munch had an hunch

Edvard Munch's "the Scream" painting is now the highest sold art work ever! Recently the painting was in a bidding war at Sotheby's New York via the telephone.

The painting went for 120 million *shrug* if you haven't seen the painting, which is actually impossible, here it is.

Is it worth it to you?


Always Strive And Prosper

Real quick.... Just watched the A$AP Rocky video for his first single off his highly anticipated album
 and quite honestly I haven't seen a better video all year. The Gods of cinematography are shining down on Rocky for the next 3 scores.

i'm just gonna let you watch the sh*t.  

Monday, April 30, 2012

NoƩmie Tshinanga Is NO Joke !!

Dimitri Rohan: Click "Collect Me" to help me win $10,000 and a show in the most immense exhibition of art in New York City : Art Takes Times Square.

DO DO DO DO It