Packer Shoes has the Jeremy Scott “Fire” for sale. You just read about the “Teddy Bear” and these are the other new release the “Fire.” Again these are not for the faint of heart, but they would be a great conversation starter. They’re actually not as crazy as the “Teddy Bear,” but I would still pick the bear for the win. What do you think of the Jeremy Scott “Fire?” Would you wear these shoes? More pics after the break.
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Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Packer Shoe x Reebok Pump Grand Slam Pack part 2
So I just posted the preview pictures and the next day the full shots were posted at ProviderMag. Each shoe, again, represents a place where a grand slam event is being held. The shoes have great detail, each one specifically tailored the stadium. Three of the shoes are made like the courts the events are played on and the fourth is red, white and blue for the good ole US of A. My favorite is the French shoe, covered in clay splatters from the clay courts in France. I also like the blue and green accented Australian shoe; also designed to resemble the court they play on. The green, fuzzy shoe is representing Wimbledon’s grass courts. Word on the streets is each shoe will be released with the corresponding event. Without further a do, here’s the pictures.
French Open
U.S. Open
Wimbledon
Australian Open
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Packer Shoes x Reebok Pump Court “Grand Slam”
Packer shoes is already known for it’s Reebok Pump collaborations. Now they are collaborating with Reebok again to celebrate tennis’ Grand Slam. Each 1 of the 4 colorways represents a country that will host a grand slam event. So far there are only preview shots, but the shoes are looking amazing. My favorite is so far is the France shoe because of the clay court splatter on the shoe, but I will wait until all the full preview is reveled. It gives a element of realism to the shoe, once proving my theory that shoes are the new art canvas. Keep checking back for updates. (pics from SN)