DC join the ranks of trad-sports brands steering away from athletic/performance/skate and into the world of fashion with their Wings And Stones pack. So named because of the wing-tip inspired brogue pattern on the upper of both the Admiral and Sector 7, both shoes are double-dipped in a cement colourway and given a brushed suede once-over. Available from all good DC retailers.
Done up with a classic wing tip toe for a touch of luxury, introducing the Sector 7 WT and Admiral WT of the Holiday 2009 DC LIFE Collection. Built on DC's slim and comfortable dress sneaker outsole, filling the uppers are premium leathers and construction, a trademark of DC. The incorporation of cement and concrete colors, a staple element in skateboarding, runs as a key design thematic, and the honed stone effect on the collar and straps represent what ledges look like after they've been grinded. A unique double ankle strap-a first for DC-adds flare and class for days on the high top Admiral WT
When did brown become all the rage? We're not sure if you remember, but there was a time, not too long ago, when most of us sneaker heads wouldn't be caught dead in a pair of pookicks. Now look at us! We can't get enough of the earth-tone wonders. Dunk.com.cn threw these Nike Air Zoom Toki trainers online today and the blogs went ballistic. From the ultra simplistic upper to the perforated Swoosh tick, it's the brash brown piping that seals the deal on these fudge packers. No release date as yet.
Source: Sneaker Freaker
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