Posts Tagged ‘Customs’

So, my birthday is coming up and as you know I’m very subtle with my hints about gifts. So I won’t tell you that I want this more than anything in life. That’s not true. If you could get Shemar Moore to become my love slave I’d take that instead. But on the off chance that he is unavailable, I’ll take this. I mean…if you want. Look, subtlety is not my strong suit, so you can purchase it here and uhhhhh, thanks in advance.

Via: Freshness

These just about speak for themselves. The “Mad Hatter” dunk isby YaoKustoms and the “Life and Death” dunk is by Gabriel Horton. And yes, I feel a slow clap coming on…

Via: Nike SB

Maybe it was the lackluster workweek, perhaps it was being accosted by the gregarious homeless man on the way home or maybe it was the Lifetime movie I just suffered through starring Gwyneth Paltrow and her father with a nub for an arm that killed her husband. Yeah, that was probably it. Either way, these shoes are speaking my soul. But before you go on a bloody rampage to please me, these are the only pair around…so think of a really good escape plan. This is the first edition by Revive Customs in a series that embrace his favorite horror directors. And I say violence is acceptable every now and then. Just ask nubby.

Via: NikeSB.org

Lately, for some reason I’ve been craving Custom Kicks like a moth to a flame, hillbillies to poor dental hygiene, black people to watermelon. I want a pair, I need a pair, and I have narrowed the field down to two lucky artists. Mache and Miss Saigon. Mache hails from Poughkeepsie, NY and has an affinity for Air Force 1s while Miss Saigon hails from Vietnam and fancies Stan Smiths. So, what’s a girl to do? Ooooh, I know! I’ll have them both send me their best design and decide which one I like the best. And then I’ll keep them both. Win-Win-Win. What can I say? I’m a whiz at problem solving. Check out the galleries below and the Sneaker Freaker interviews with both Miss Saigon and Mache, so that you can help me decide. And then maybe I’ll let you touch them. I probably won’t, but maybe.