This Fall, Supreme has decided to work with Clarks once again the release a new style, coined the Desert Mali Boot. The shoe will release in four colorways, featuring a genuine suede upper or a nubuck suede upper. The shoes also feature a debossed logo on the heel loop as well as a custom insole. These shoes are sure to go quickly, just as the previous Clarks and Supreme collaboration. These release October 20th.

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Nike’s collection of Manny Pacquiao shoes has grown with each of his marquee fights. With Pacquiao’s fight against Juan Manuel Marquez scheduled on November 12th, we knew Nike would release a shoe for him. The second installment of the Nike Trainer 1.3 features Filipino heritage colors with an Max Air unit along the sole of the shoe. A white upper, red heel panel and a blue fading to red gradient midsole complete the shoe. The upper also features the “Breathe” material that is comparable to the Hyperfuse upper material. These will be releasing October 27th with a price tag of $170. Will you be copping these?

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Comme des Garcons always brings quality clothing and footwear to its consumers. Comme des Garcons Shirt has now worked with Pointer to redo the popular AFD silhouette. The shoes created are more of a worn-in, washed-out look than what we are normally used to seeing with Pointer. The shoes come in a black and a brown colorway, with a canvas upper, minimal branding and a customized Comme des Garcons Shirt insole. These should start hitting select retailers around the world so keep your eyes peeled.

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Kobe Bryant’s seventh signature shoe is now here. From the Kobe III to the IV seemed to be the biggest leap that Kobe has gone through with his signature line of shoes. Now with the VII, this could arguably be considered the biggest transition. The new Zoom Kobe VII features a synthetic Flywire upper, a Zoom Air unit in the heel and the most noticeable, a removable ankle bootie. The bootie features Nike’s Pro-Combat padding with an adjustable velcro strap around the ankle and through the insole of the shoe. The VII also features the lateral stability feature around the sole of the shoe, very similar to the V and the VI. The inline, or white/purple/black colorway, will be the first of many colorways to release. These look to be a very good aesthetically made basketball shoe, but the ankle strap might take some getting use to.

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2007 seems so long ago when talking about the old Adidas Consortium releases. So much has happened since then, but don’t worry, this year is the return of the Adidas Consortium line. Instead of releasing wild colors and crazy materials on the new shoes, Adidas has decided to take a more minimal and tonal approach for there first release under the Consortium line this year. At first glance, these might look like a normal pair of white shoes, but don’t be fooled. These shoes feature premium pig-skin suede, nubuck, mesh and goatskin uppers, with waxed laces, metal aglets and a heavy gauge thread to top off that luxurious look Adidas was after. This little preview is just a small taste of what the Consortium line has to offer. These 5 pairs will release November 26th, but stay tuned as we get more information regarding the rest of the line.

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Commonwealth, the DC and Virginia’s one stop shop, has linked up with Saucony to collaborate on a three pair collection. Commonwealth created three Jazz Low Pros with tonal, nubuck uppers that pop with a red brick colored midsole and sole. All are perfect in meshing the runner and casual customer together. These do not have a release date, but these will be sure to go quick. Check the pictures below and let us know how you feel about them.

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