Posts Tagged ‘All Star’

Joker 4.0 Converse All Stars

Sweatshop Clothing recently unveiled the Joker 4.0 Converse All Stars through the MySpace page linked here. The designer was getting tired of seeing the third version floating around the Internet and wanted to go bigger and badder with these All Stars. The result is a beautifully designed sneaker with the frightening face of the Joker placed on the side.

The tongues feature Sweatshop Clothing’s new logo on the tag including a classy cursive logo on the right shoe. As my eye looked down the tongues, I noticed the patchwork of purple, yellow and black that meet up with the toes. This patchwork was hand sewn by the designer to replicate the colorful socks worn by the Joker.

The exterior sides of the Joker 4.0 feature images of the villain taking out the joker card to send a message to his targets. Sweatshop Clothing blew up the joker card image and replicated it several times on the interior sides of these shoes. The care that went into hand sewing the Joker 4.0 All Stars is impressive in its own right but the detail work on these sneakers is amazing. After looking at the designer’s laser-like focus on small details like the image on the joker card, I feel confident in saying that Sweatshop Clothing trumped the Joker 3.0.

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New York Yankee Dunks

I came across these custom Dunks while looking through Sneakers by Sean’s Customsnkr.com blog linked here. These Dunks were created in honor of Yankees Stadium’s last year as well as its role as host to the MLB All Star Game. The designer listed these sneakers at $100 in a men’s size 10US.

Sneakers by Sean loaded up his custom Dunks with logos to honor the New York Yankees. The outside right heel has the All Star Game logo while the outside left heel has the logo for Yankees Stadium’s final season. Both Nike swooshes are painted in red with the front curl replaced by the team’s logo.

The designer’s efforts yielded mixed results on these Nike Dunks. His replication of the New York Yankees logo on the toe box as well as the All Star and Final Season logos was flawless. I was less impressed by the Yankees logo at the front of the Nike swoosh; the bottom of the logo circle is a little sloppy. While the swoosh logo is not executed well, I think that the New York Yankee Dunks is pretty good on the whole.

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