Zack Schlemmer
August 6th, 2015 (updated)
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Remember renowned sneaker customizer SBTG outpouring of work in the mid 2000’s? The sneaker artist that even got an official Nike SB Dunk collab hasn’t been up to a whole lot lately in the customization world, but he makes a comeback now with a new series of the signature military-inspired theme on the Air Jordan 3, Air Jordan 4, and Air Force 1 Low. Check them all out here, and if you’re really feeling one of the shark-toothed styles, pairs are made to order via SBTG Surplus web store.
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