As I type this, literally half dead up from Crepe City, which btw went down ridicously nice for the whole ‘getting the brand out there’ so to speak and meeting new customers who actually appreciated something new and different…which is always a good thing! More pics of the event will be dropping in the ‘Events’ section in Gallery soonish as I really cant be effedd to upload/decrease pic size rite about now of about 50+ pics, so here’s a taster…

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Some last minute dot com business, but I will be reaching Crepe City at Notting Hill Arts Club and popping up my pop up shop in full donut effect, so for all those who are reaching, come early to kop that freshness before its all gone…and Im thinking its gona be a road block affair from what Ive heard so far, so boiiiiii, bring them kicks, swap them kicks, bring that pee, spend that pee, n get phatted out with the sickest crepes in town, plus of course, my donuts, courtesy of the lovely peeps down my local KKremes…

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Baddest Habit from Paul Smyth on Vimeo.

This is jokes! Kicks are officially the latest ‘drug’ on road, just a ‘hit’ will probably do you nicely for a day or two, but then you want more and have no control of how your hand enters your pocket and draws for that cash card and completes that transaction, it just seems the normal thing to do, without hesitation, simply on impulse and sheer wantingness of something so fresh, so krispy…I should know, I am a victim!

Crepe City II – London Sneaker Festival – 16th May 2010 – Reach early to kop the freshest crepes, apparently ques were on some ‘Yeezy’ flex last time!

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Reached Kicks N Canvas last night, a sneaker arts exhibit put together by the guys at Soleheaven. 21 artists took part including INSA, Disco Teck, Trans1, Toaster and Goldie. Each artist was given a shoe and a canvas to do their thing on, and everything will be up for sale until the April 18th.
Was good to see sneakers represented on another level other than just footwear, and hope the guys at Soleheaven continue along these lines pushing sneaker culture through these kind of events and allowing creative individuals to showcase their work with the same passion for kicks as one another.

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Open for Business: Matt Halfhill of Nice Kicks from hypebeast.tv on Vimeo.

Matt Halfhill, the man behind Nice Kicks, who started off blogging about ‘Nice Kicks’, has now progressed into officially opening up his own store for ‘NIce Kicks’, now that must be a good feeling.

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OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO…

WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE…

WOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!

The Air Jordan IV (4) Retro that will be released in White and Chrome as a part of the special 25th Anniversary (Silver Anniversary) Collection…would make these drop so hard!

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Oh my dizzay! This fresh new Air Jordan VI colourway inspired most definately by the Oreo, now they’re OVER serious!. Available March 20th. Pics courtesy of OSneaker.

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Ok, I have to admit these type of clear boxes for your kicks are indeed THE SHIT! Imagine stacking these up, kicks visible, all fresh n shit, nice! Wouldn’t need to stick polaroids of your kicks and stick them on the front of the cardboard boxes, which I do now. But at around £37 per box including shipping and handling, not too sure about getting them for all of my kicks, not now anyway, maybe just for the excloos ones…

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Ok, stickers in, don’t they look sweeeeeeet! Just waiting on some other ones to come through for the complete Donut Sticker Pack, just one part of my Treats for the Halloween period, as well as some fresh hoodies cos its getting slightly nippy out here…keep posted!

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