Supreme Saturday With Co-Signed Goods

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• Sneak Peak 👀

• Supreme Saturday 🗓️

• A New Bape Shoe? ❓

• Trending News 📈

• MJ MOTD 🐐

“BOOK 1” SAMPLES SURFACE

Since news broke out in March, it appears that Phoenix Suns' shooting guard Devin Booker is going to get his first Nike signature model. Sneakernews.com has blessed the world with a sneak peek of samples of his sneaker called the "Book 1." Hopefully, we will see this sneaker release at the end of the year. Stay tuned for more and enjoy these photos.

SUPREME CIRCA 2012

Our Supreme Saturday post takes you back to 2012 with the iconic Supreme x Nike Dunk Low "Fire Red Cement Gray and Black" colorway. With its heavily padded fat tongue and red leather featuring a beautiful cement print, this sneaker had us sneakerheads mesmerized. As Supreme and Nike continue their partnership, we have witnessed numerous iconic Dunk collaborations between the two. We hope this partnership continues for a while. Enjoy the photos provided below, and let us know which Supreme x Nike collaboration is your favorite.

INTRODUCING THE “CLUTCH STA”

A Bathing Ape is set to release a new model called the "Clutch Sta," a mid-top sneaker that will be available in two colors: Olive and Gray. These sneakers are predominantly made of leather, with the renowned Bape shooting star prominently displayed on the center of each shoe. Bape branding can be found on the tongue and midsole. The sneakers are accompanied by white laces, and the back features an orb with the inscription '93. If you're interested in trying out this fresh model, it will be released on July 15th.

CROCS SUES THE COMPETITION 

Footwear giant Crocs has initiated a legal battle against former employee Kellen McCarvel and his company, Joybees, alleging the unauthorized use of trade secrets. Crocs claims that McCarvel intended to utilize stolen data to support his father's bid for the assets of Crocs' competitor, U.S.A. Dawgs, Inc. The lawsuit also accuses Joybees of hiring other former Crocs employees with knowledge of proprietary information. Crocs aims to protect their intellectual property and preserve their brand's reputation through the legal proceedings.

MJ MEME OF THE DAY

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