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The weird/wonderful Japanese menswear line Number (N)ine is sadly shuttered. This really is a great loss for some of us, because you know, Number (N)ine’s just so innovative and to someone it simply can’t be replaced! Really very sad, but still there’s some sweet,  its last collaboration, a range of sneakers with Converse, (pictured up here) will hit the stores by this weekend.

As a farewell to esteemed Tokyo brand Number (N)ine, Converse recently teamed up with the now defunct label for a final covetable collaboration. The resulting asymmetrical Chuck Taylor All Star and One Star oxford-styled sneakers make a fitting end for Number (N)ine, as to many of us, our childhood started with Converse. Takahiro tweaked the classic Converse models with an askew lace-up, a nod to the innovative 1970 Converse Odessa. Made of premium deer skin, the shag suede upper’s uneven texture lends a spackle-paint texture for a modern Boho feel. While saying goodbye is always hard, as Takahiro eloquently states “When you’re finished changing, you’re finished”—the Converse collaboration seems a silver lining to that cloud.

The price is about $140 each pair, for those who really love the brand it’s quite collectable, totally worth the money! And if you just want a nice pair of sneakers, this is going to be great with the two labels on!

With Spring on its way, everyone’s getting ready to begin a more vigorous life and make it full of movement! Since we don’t wear sneakers often although we tend to really love them sometimes, should I just say that Spring/Summer are the real season for sneakers!

I admit it: Though I love high heels, sometimes I just get a little tired and my feet really can’t take it always, so when Spring comes, it means sneakers are back to me. Aside from all these “investment pieces”, I’m all for a justifiably (perhaps) expensive (definitely) item to have and to hold—and certainly for making smart, timeless purchases of lasting pieces—there’s something refreshing about a good old affordable buy. And I found this: France’s Bensimon sneakers fit that bill nicely. Explicitly designed as “disposable footwear,” the low-top kicks were picked up by everyone from Princess Diana to Jane Birkin after they were introduced in Europe. A few colors have been available in the U.S., but this season marks the debut of the full 21-shade palette. That means there’s now one to go with just about anything. I wouldn’t go so far as to call them disposable, but at $58 a pair, you can go ahead and invest, like buy two.

Spring’s beautiful, life should be full of movements and vitality, and these light beautiful sneaker would make you feel that way effortlessly! Chic, comfortable, this is like perfect for this Spring/Summer!

To be honest, I am not really a fan of these sportswear, but you know sometimes you’ll have to use these on particular occasions, for example, hiking or running. So you’ll need some sportswear, and this is men’s wear for loved one.

This is a nice pair of shoes presented by Nike, looks pretty classic and feels comfortable for your feet to wear. Since men might actually love sports much more than us, so this will be quite useful, and you can have some sports with your loved one together, in which way you could probably gain a healthier body, and at the mean time have a lot of fun! So, maybe a really great present for the incoming Valentine’s day. What? Too normal, and no Valentine feeling. Don’t worry, just check out this little cutie.

Notice that little heart painted here to make this sneaker made for Valentine. Really cute and pretty huh…Now, the perfect sweetest present, then you’re the most qualified lover!

Every girl likes high heels for its elegancy and fashion power. But there’s always sometimes that we can’t wear high heels, like if we want to do some exercise or want to look more casual, then we’ll need some nice pairs of sneakers. Here’s one quite fashionable pair presented by Converse.

As you can see from the picture, style is at its best.  This Varvatos-designed Chuck Taylor looks great in multi-eyelets and elastic laces.  Canvas upper with a touch of the worn-in look, All-Star logo visible through clear rubber outsole, vulcanized rubber midsole and outsole for increased durability and flexibility.

And this kind of sneakers never goes out of date, so with one pair you can wear for longer, this really is a big plus.