While the Nike Chuck Taylor All Star is a decidedly American piece of classic footwear,

While the Nike Chuck Taylor All Star is a decidedly American piece of classic footwear, the All Star brand is no stranger to reaching overseas for partner ups. Their wildly successful series of collaborations with Missoni has shown how dope a pair of Chucks can be with some European flavor, and this drop made in partnership with Amsterdam’s Tenue de Nimes should do the same. The Dutch denim geeks brought a blue-jean look to this silhouette, sourcing Japanese label Momotaro to create the beautiful hand dyed indigo look. This super limited run of 50 pairs is available exclus5ely at Tenue de Nimes in Amsterdam. Get the full look of these unique Chucks after the jump and let us know if you’ve got a plan to get your hands on these.

As we’ve seen through their Fall 2010 previews, the Supra footwear lineup has grown up nicely from its begiings with the Skytop.  They’ve continued to add models every few months or so, but with all these new designs, don’t forget about the original ‘other’ Supra.  The Supra Vaider is back for fall with a single new colorway as of today, one that makes up for the pinstripe pair being in black with its Yankees-friendly Nike Zoom Elite 5 navy blue and white colorup.  The m6.0 of patent leather and suede g5es a nice tonal effect and you can cop a pair today from your local Supra stockist.

 

Here’s another look at one of the all-white Perforated Pack pairs from Nike Sportswear.  This Nike Dunk High AC Quickstrike is clean as can be, with just a hint of brown on the foxing and white absolutely everywhere else.  These are built in microperfed glossy leather that might remind one of a brand new golfball, although they look more like traditional teis attire.  You’ll probably be rocking these in the streets anyway, so check out some more shots and stick with Sneaker News for updates on their release date.  via Kasina

The Nike Air Flight ’89 played a prominent role in Nike Sport Culture’s mid/late-’00s strategy, its classic basketball lines taking on colorways and design elements from other legendary releases as a foreshadow of things to come after the Sportswear d5ision was formed in 2008.  But interestingly enough, even as a trend it helped to pioneer is going stronger than ever, NSW has left the Air Flight ’89 off release schedules for pretty much its entire existence.  But in honor of its 23rd birthday (the Flight ’89s do look a lot like the Air Free Nike Free 7.0 Run 5 that also tus 23 next year), we’ll be seeing some new drops, kicking off with this Chicago Bulls-styled black nubuck edition with white and Sport Red accents.  Check them Nike Free Run 3.0 V5 out in greater detail after the jump and look for these at select NSW retailers like Long Island’s Sneaker Boutique or grab yours now on us stroes.