We recently told you about the initial launch of Amsterdam based sneaker shop Patta’s line of clothing. Now we have a look at the first pair of sweaters from the line. Piet Parra, who designed the first Patta logo, designed the sweaters.

The two garments will keep you warm with a thermal lining and fleece materials. You can pick up each sweater this coming Saturday the 24th of November at Patta. Also these will make their way to the US with exclusive availability at Alife Rivington Club in NYC.

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Amsterdam based sneaker shop Patta is getting ready to launch its own line of brand clothing. The first release from the line are three sweaters in the shop’s logo, which will be available this Saturday the 17th of November at Patta in Amsterdam and Alife in NYC. This release is just a tease of what is in store from the new brand which has collaborations from artists around the world creating fresh gear.

Here is a hot release from New Era and Amsterdam based sneaker shop Patta.  The fitted cap is only available at Patta in Amsterdam in limited numbers so be quick.

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In collaboration, which included State Mag, the Patta sneaker shop both based in the Netherlands and Nike created the Air Max 90 Homegrown.  The Homegrown featured an all green colorway with an orange colorway.  Now here is the Hyperstrike version of the Homegrown however the colors have been reversed with the shoe being mostly orange with a green inner lining.

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Nikes relationship with global advertising firm Wieden & Kennedy is turning 25 this year, which is the silver anniversary.  To celebrate the occasion, the company has designed 6 pairs of Nike Dunk Trainer Low Hybrids, for each of its global offices.  The sneaker pictured was created for its Amsterdam office.

SF via Patta

Dutch sneaker shop PATTA in collaboration with Asics has the these Gel Lyte III.

PATTA
Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal 142
1012 SH Amsterdam
The Netherlands
Tel : +31(0)205285994
Open everyday from 12h to 19h.

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