Co-founder of Stockholm based Sneakers N' Stuff Erik Börjesson recently sat down for an interview about SNS's contribution to the Reebok Pump 20th anniversary collection.
During the interview Börjesson gives you some background on himself and the shop, then he goes into the Pump. Check it out.
Erik Börjesson, co-founder of SNS and avid sneaker collector, is letting go of a huge amount of his personal sneaker collection.
As he states on Sizeeleven.com he has been collecting sneakers for 16 years now. Since the numbers of pairs went past 600 he decided to let go of many of them.
Eriks size is size 11. That is the reason why the sneakers for sale are US size 10.5 to 11.
At the moment about 400 pairs of Adidas, Nikes, Jordans, NBs, Reeboks, Pumas and other brands can be found online. Rumors have it that Erik still has about 300 more pairs that he will put up in the near future.
If you wear around size 11 and are on the lookout for some hard to find kicks you better be quick and check out the Sizeeleven.com rather soon than later.
via sneakerized
As we have reported on the site, the Reebok Pump is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. To celebrate Reebok recruited 20 shops to style the classic sneaker. Thus far we seen the Reebok Pump x Solebox, Reebok Pump x Colette, and the Reebok Pump x Bodega.
Stockholm based Sneakers N' Stuff is also participating in the project, and we have a look at their work today.
The kicks have a northern look with grey wool and suede with orange accents and boot inspired elements. The inner-lining comes in Thinsulate, giving it added protection from the cold.
The sneakers will release on the 20th of November at SNS, limited to 31 pairs.
Lacoste teamed up with Sweden based Sneakersnstuff and Swedens own Jonas Wiehager in order to design two unique and very limited pairs of sneakers in celebration of SNS' 10th birthday this year.
Jonas Wiehager, who is known for his art and clothing line today, designed the Lacoste Rene low top sneaker in a paint drop inspired pattern. The grey on black paint drops are featured on the upper and inside of the shoe.
Stockholm based Sneakersnstuff did choose a square pattern approach for their design of the Lacoste Rene low top sneaker. The molticolored squares look like vintage 8-bit graphics in red/green/yellow/purple/blue.
Both sneakers mentioned above are resticted to only 124 pairs which will be sold on September 25th at Sneakersnstuff.
Stockholm's "go to" sneaker shop Sneakers N Stuff is celebrating 10 years of being. Adding to it 10th anniversary collaborations, the shop has hooked up with Swedish label Tretorn. The sneaker of choice for the project is the iconic Tournament tennis shoe first produced in 1956.
SNS hooked up the sneakers in a black colorway in Gore-Tex materials, giving the sneaker a waterproof quality.
The kicks drop at SNS on the 27th of June.
The Adidas Consortium 3Way project includes four kicks created by individual sneaker shops. However for the Adidas Superstar all 4 shops contributed to the style and look of the kicks. The kicks come in a black and white colorway and feature suede and Cordura materials.
The kicks will release in limited numbers exclusively at the shops that contributed to its coception: LimitEDitions, Patta, A.R.C. and SNS for 127.53 euros.
This year marks the 10th year Stockholm based sneaker shop Sneakers N Stuff has been in business. The event has sparked a collaboration between Adidas and the shop.
SNS then recruited NYC based A.R.C., Barcelona based LimitEDitions and Amsterdam based Patta. The group then got together and hooked the five most popular kicks from Adidas. The kicks are collectively known as the Consortium 3Way Pack.
The entry from SNS is an Adidas Samba in a Col Purple, white and metallic gold colorway, which features words in Swedish on the tongue about the history about SNS.
The kicks will release on the 4th of April for 81.95 euros and will be available at SNS.
