Aaron Hope
November 2, 2009
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Stockholm, Sweden’s SneakersNStuff (say that five times fast) has found its way onto alot of sneaker collaborations this year. Their latest teamup is with adidas on the appropriately named Stockholm lowtop. It comes in a grey suede that’s so knappy you might be tempted to peel a bit of it off. Gold leaf printing makes it obvious that this was a labour of love while blue and yellow leather accents rep for the motherland. Stick with Sneaker News for more updates on this collab. via SF
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