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Bodega x BEAMS x adidas Easy Ivy Collection

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Reebok x Looney Tunes Collection

Classic Leather Legacy AZ – This ‘80s-inspired silhouette gets a makeover from the world’s most “wascally wabbit.” The grey and pink Classic Leather Legacy AZ pays homage to Bugs Bunny through the hairy suede materials and springy details that help the wearer bounce around like the trickster bunny. Available in unisex sizing.

Instapump Fury 95 – Bottle rocket graphics and Road Runner’s legendary speed add an extra dose of rocket power to this version of the Instapump Fury 95. The shoe further pays homage to Road Runner through the upper resembling the character’s bright blue feathers, various “Beep Beep” quotes and signature cloud of dust on the heel. Available in unisex sizing.

Instapump Fury Zone – Unleash your inner Martian with these extraterrestrial Instapump Fury Zone shoes. Inspired by Marvin the Martian’s explosive ray gun, the upper features bright laser beam colors and futuristic details while the sockliner depicts Marvin and the ray gun’s signature electric green bolt. Available in men’s sizing.

Hurrikaze II Low – These Wile E. Coyote-inspired shoes are sure to help the wearer explode onto the court! The action-packed version of this popular basketball silhouette features nods to Wile’s beloved dynamite with a “BOOM!” graphic, warning label and an extra crispy Wile E. Coyote himself. Available in men’s sizing.

Club C – Looney Tunes characters wouldn’t have their classic misadventures if not for the props they use along the way. This Club C pays homage to some of the loudest tools the characters take from the prop house with images on the sockliner and various explosive graphics on the heel and upper. Available in unisex, child and infant sizing.

Nano X1 – Reebok’s most-beloved training shoe gets a sleek makeover from the sneaky Sylvester the Cat. Lace up in these Nano X1’s for any action-packed chase but keep an eye out for the elusive Tweety or you might be seeing stars more than just what is featured on the upper and heel. Available in men’s sizing.

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PALACE X REEBOK CLASSICS VICTORY G SNEAKER

Now, the streetwear label is back with another Reebok collaboration, taking its GORE-TEX love one step further. GORPers, listen up!

We've previously seen Palace team up with Reebok for a take on the signature Workout sneaker, and this time around we're dressing up the Reebok Classics.

Arriving in three colorways including "Black," "Sand," and "White," the trainers have been crafted with a GORE-TEX upper, combining comfort and function with style.

Each shoe also sports colorful detailing in colors like pink, teal, and coral, and the Reebok logo has been replaced with a Palace moniker, as well as the Union Jack.

The Reebok collaboration is part of the label's Spring 2022 drop, and will arrive in-stores and online on Friday, February 25, alongside more accessories and apparel from the collection

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Reebok Question Low Blueprint

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Sean Price X Ewing Athletics Sneaker Collab

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KCDC x Nike SB Dunk High Pink

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 Nike Dunk Low Cacao Wow

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Reebok x Eames  Club C Dot Pattern & Composition Pack

Reebok created the first-ever footwear range developed in partnership with and authorized by the Eames Office back in Summer 2021. Following the award-winning release, the 2022 Reebok x Eames – Club C “Dot Pattern & Composition Pack” – which is their second and final iteration on Reebok’s historic Club C – offers a tribute to the Eameses’ mastery of form and color, featuring a pair of shoe designs inspired by one of their most beloved textile prints and one of Ray’s most iconic paintings.

The Reebok x Eames – Club C “Composition” is based on Ray’ Composition painting of 1939. Exhibiting the eye for abstraction that Ray honed under the tutelage of German émigré master Hans Hoffman, Composition’s subtle natural tones envelop an upper that floats atop a crisp white midsole. Ray’s handwritten signature enhances her personal connection to this collectible sneaker.

For the Club C “Dot Pattern” boasts the Dot Pattern textile print that was considered but not submitted by the Eames Office to MoMA’s 1947 Competition for Printed Fabrics. A field of dots are joined by tiny sinews that bring order and proportion to a field seemingly scattered at random. Dot Pattern expresses the interconnectedness of Eames design. Though all work done by the Eames couple in their staggeringly productive lifetimes was their joint achievement and vision, the image of Ray holding the final drawing still dazzles. The iconic print is deftly softened by a natural upper that rests on an unassuming raw rubber sole.

Reebok has embraced two seemingly contradictory Eames edicts of ceaseless improvement and innovation as a last resort by reengineering the Club C to make it as faithful to the original 1985 release as possible, while including improvements in materials and process. Heritage accents such as original size tongue tags, squared-off window boxes, die-cut tooling and original Eames and Reebok logos celebrate the Club C tradition and honor Charles and Ray’s belief that details make the design. Reebok has also restored the Club C’s original internal arch bandage to further enhance fit and comfort.

The shoebox for both sneakers is modelled after the Eames House— Case Study House No. 8—in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles.