John Kim
June 18, 2014
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It’s heartwrenching to give up a new pair of kicks, let alone a pair of Air Yeezys, to undergo the sneaker custom process, but if a guy like JBF Customs is handling them, you don’t have anything to worry about, really. The master of re-upholstery brings new life to the Air Yeezy with some Japanese selvedge denim and rich brown ostrich leather, but unfortunately these are a 1-of-1. If you need your own JBFs in your rotation, hit him at his website after you check out his latest work below.
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