We’ll start this week’s #CrepCheck with a superior joining of two brands. Iconic skateboarding brand Supreme has joined forces with Nike to bring us three colourways of their Air Jordan V Retro.
The edition comes in two colour-blocked colour ways – tumbled leather and black nubuck, or you can opt for Supreme’s desert camo print; named “Bamboo/Black-Classic Stone”. Each version features a Supreme-branded midfoot panel, stitched 94 insignia on the heel to celebrate Supreme’s starting year, and Supreme lace locks.
They’ll be in high demand so be sure to get a pair from Nike on the 15th of October to avoid missing out or extremely high resell prices. The shoes release has not yet been confirmed for Supreme stores.
The Sneaker Politics x New Balance ML999SP Case 999 colourway is inspired by the outfits of Louisiana detectives. The shoe imitates blue police coats, Oxford shirts, paisley ties and smart leather shoes – giving us a hearty navy suede upper, accented with brown leather detailing and a paisley tongue. Available in-store from Footpatrol now.
And for our final collab this week, we bring you the joining of KITH, Highsnobiety and Puma for the ‘Tale of Two Cities’ pack which pays homage to New York and Berlin. The Berlin edition comes across the Puma RF698S, and is designed by High Snobiety founder David Fischer.
The upper is made of quilted premium nu buck suede, the defining feature of the pack, and features a mesh-neoprene sock liner and bright red speckled heel. The NY edition of the pack has been designed by KITH founder Ronnie Fieg, and comes in the form of Puma’s Blaze of Glory silhouette. The shoe features the signature quilted upper with red overlays and a red lining, and even has American flag detailing on the sole and footbed. The edition is finished with co-branded Fieg straps. Get your favourite pair from END, Footpatrol or Hanon on Saturday 17th October.