Aaron Hope
July 14, 2009
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Common Projects is well known for applying premium materials to clean designs. Nylon has rarely looked as good as it does on their new Safari Boot hightops. These feature a chukka-like construction with metal eyelets. The standout feature is a gold stamp on the inner heel detailing each pair’s serial number and size. Both the grey pair pictured above and a white edition you’ll see after the jump are among the many new releases available now from Oki-Ni.
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