Here is the Nike Roshe Run, Air Max One and the new Blazer. Nike are coming hard this season with their general releases, could this be the end of Quickstrike? It has been loosing alot of its pull recently and with shoes like this you can understand why.
These trainers are available at NetClothing as well as other Nike outlets.

Here are a few photos of the new Casio G-Shock for 2012. As you can see they have followed on from last year with some of their most popular models but they have given them fresh colourways for this season. The all white ones really stand out.
They are available at NetClothing and other Casio outlets.

This fresh pair of Nike Air Max 87's have just been released. Finished in a fluro yellow colour way they are ready for the summer. These are available at all the leading outlets including NetClothing.

Ichiban has just released their new collection for Spring Summer 2012 and we can say that it is looking really great. They have continued their theme by using old branding from famous companies and adding their own twist.
Ichiban do this with such subtly and tact that we think they are the best out there doing this. Their collection is now availible from selected stores including In the shop at PILOT leicester and online very soon at NetClothing.

Mitch, who is the top bagel muncher in the office went to Lisbon last week, here are a few of his photo's. Now I could go on all day about Mitch's exploits, but honestly we don't have time here for stories about roast dinners and trips to TGI Fridays. Enjoy the photos.

I have a lot of love for brands that pave the way and that are not shy when it comes to sticking their neck out and pushing new ideas.
Having started around 2002 WoodWood instantly started to make waves in their local community and it wouldn't be long before those ripples started to catch the attention all around the world. I first came across the brand and their ideas on a trip to Berlin where I found their little shop on the east side of town. I was instantly impressed by the range of clothing they had in their and by the way the staff in the shop were polite and helpful, they even gave me a cup of fresh lemon tea as I arrived through the door. They certainly knew what they were doing as I left the shop around an hour later with arms full of items.
This is when I first came in contact with their own clothing too, I had bought one of their sweat shirts on that day and as soon as I put it on I could feel the quality and that it was cut with a lot more thought than the average street wear brand. I still have that same jumper today and it is still going strong. I think this one of the great things about the company, due to their classic design and well made garments you can wear them season in and season out with out feeling scruffy or out of touch.
They have a clever way of using under stated colour ways to promote their brand, I think that is key, they never over promote things or try and stand out in the crowd they just sit in the back ground pushing their own ideas with out following the fashions.
I reckon that this is way they will stay at the top of their game for a long time to come. I'm sure in ten or twenty years time you will still be see WoodWood on the backs of a wide range of people. We can only hope that we will see a flag ship shop in the UK soon, outside of London would be nice but I'm not sure if that will happen, but fingers crossed.
I think it is a great time for streetwear, it has now srugged off its urban root and is focusing more and more of great cuts and traditional fabrics. WoodWood are a great example of this.