Welcome to 2010! We hope that the year has greeted you well. New product has just arrived. Come by soon, stocks are always limited.
Nike Air Force 1 Hi Supreme - Eddie Cruz
Nike Terminator Hi Winter Journey Pack
HAPPY HOLIDAYS! Lots of new product available. Don’t miss out, come by soon.
Vans Del Braco Low LX
Vans Deconstruct
Nike x Nylon - Sorry only girls sizes available
P-Rod 3
Converse x Patta Chuck Taylor
Next wednesday we will be holding a FREE film screening of Punk: attitude. First come, first serve. Seats will be limited, come early.
Taken from wikipedia:
Punk: Attitude is a documentary by contemporary director Don Letts. The film explores the “punk” revolution, genre and following from its beginning in the mid 1970’s up to its effect on modern rock music and other genres. The cast is a veritable list of alternative musicians and directors offering their opinions on what may have been the largest music revolution ever.
The film was officially released on the 25th of April 2005 at the Tribeca Film Festival in the U.S.A.
ADIDAS SUPERSTAR X XLARGE and STAN SMITH X MAHARISHI EXCLUSIVELY AVAILABLE AT BUNKER
Adidas Philippines in collaboration with Bunker, the distributor of exclusive and premiere designer shoes in the country is unveiling its two limited edition collaboration sneakers, the adidas Superstar X Xlarge and the Stan Smith X Maharishi on August 28.
Adidas Superstar X Xlarge.
It all began in November 1991. The first X-Large store opened on Vermont Ave. where a scene had already been developing around the store location. It was a combination of skateboarding, hip-hop, art and whatever was happening in the area at the time.
As the ethos and direction of the brand continued to evolve, the store began to present a unique style and perspective – a representation of utilitarian-wear as fashion as opposed to everyday wear.
Blending the aforementioned skateboarding, hip-hop, and art culture, X-Large has created an original fashion style out of the mix.
Still going strong after 15 years, X-Large remains an innovator and pioneer in street wear.
Adidas Stan Smith X Maharishi.
Since its birth in 1994, Maharishi has evolved into one of the UK’s most influential designer labels, offering distinctive men’s, women’s and children’s collections available from a range of exclusive fashion retailers globally. Founded by Creative Director, Hardy Blechman, Maharishi carries a strong ethos of respect for nature while utilizing the latest technology.
Blechman, whose former experience lay in the international military and industrial clothing surplus trade, started Maharishi by producing hemp and other natural fibre clothing as well as recycling work-wear and military surplus.
Maharishi prides itself on not conforming to mainstream fashion trends, placing emphasis on its own points of inspiration and the natural progression of excellent quality, perfect fit and original design.
BOTH PAIRS WILL BE RELEASED ON FRIDAY WITH THE REST OF SEA . LIMITED PAIRS. COME EARLY.
Greetings from Bunker,
We are pleased to announce the launch of Adidas at Bunker! Stay tuned for the details of the release.
Next wednesday we will be holding a FREE film screening of The Beatles Yellow Submarine. First come, first serve. Seats will be limited, come early.
Taken from wikipedia:
Released at the height of the psychedelic pop culture period of the 1960s, the movie Yellow Submarine was a box-office hit, drawing in crowds both for its lush, wildly creative images, and its soundtrack of Beatles songs. The original story was written by Lee Minoff, based on the song by John Lennon and Paul McCartney, and the screenplay penned by four collaborators including Erich Segal. The recurring line “It’s all in the mind” is taken from The Goon Show.
As with many motion picture musicals, the music takes precedence over the actual plot, and most of the story is a series of set-pieces designed to present Beatles music set to various images, in a form reminiscent of Walt Disney’s Fantasia (and foreshadowing the rise of music videos and MTV fifteen years later). Nonetheless, the movie still presents a modern-day fairy tale that caters to the ideals of the “love generation”.
The dialogue is littered with puns, double entendres, and Beatles in-jokes, many scripted by poet Roger McGough. “Blue Meanies” is sometimes used as a slang term for the police, although many viewers will have missed this (see List of slang terms for police officers). The term “Blue Meanies” is actually a metaphor for bad people in government and corporations, who force their wills on good people (Pepperlanders), and carelessly deplete and ruin the natural environment, resources, colour and landscape. They are carefree about their destructive ways and will do whatever necessary to crush those (the Beatles) who oppose them.
The consignment sale has begun. Thanks to those of you who dropped off their collectables. And keep in mind we will still be accepting shoes for the rest of this week; so swing by if you haven’t already had the chance.
Here is a sneak peak at what’s available:
Beginning Monday July 27th we will be accepting brand new and slightly used shoes for consignment. Shoes will be carefully checked for authenticity and selling condition. An agreeable selling price will be determined with the assistance of our staff.
You can also pick up the current issue of Ms. Clavel volume 7; inside will be a removable registration form for your sneakers.
The consignment event will begin Monday August 3rd.
Next wednesday we will be holding a FREE film screening of Bloods and Crips: Made in America. First come, first serve. Seats will be limited, come early.
from asia.massiveselector.net:
Directed by critically acclaimed documentary filmmaker Stacy Peralta and Executive Produced by NBA star Baron Davis and Silicon Valley entrepreneur Stephen Luczo, CRIPS AND BLOODS: MADE IN AMERICA tells the story of the Crips and Bloods, South Los Angeles’ two most infamous African-American gangs.
Combining unprecedented access into the worlds of active gangs, CRIPS AND BLOODS: MADE IN AMERICA offers a compelling, character-driven documentary narrative which chronicles the decades-long cycle of destruction and despair that defines modern gang culture.
The shocking war-zone reality of the South LA Gangs, the Crips and the Bloods.
From the genesis of LA’s gang culture to the shocking, war-zone reality of daily life in the South L.A., the film chronicles the rise of the Crips and Bloods, tracing the origins of their bloody four-decades long feud. Contemporary and former gang members offer their street-level testimony that provides the film with a stark portrait of modern-day gang life: the turf wars and territorialism, the inter-gang hierarchy and family structure, the rules of behavior, the culture of guns, death and dishonor.
Ex-gang members of the Crips and Bloods, gang intervention experts, activists and academics talk.
Throughout the film ex-gang members, gang intervention experts, writers, activists and academics analyze many of the issues that contribute to South LA’s malaise: the erosion of identity that fuels the self-perpetuating legacy of black self-hatred, the disappearance of the African-American father and an almost pervasive prison culture in which today one out of every four black men will be imprisoned at some point in his life.