Last week Impeccable Customs gave the sneaker world a pair of customs titled “Toxic Leopard.” Their distinct patterned soles and bright colors made them look like something a super villain might wear. Of course that villain would have to have a counterpart, why not a tiger? Impeccable has created a similar Dunk titled “Los Tigres”…[Read More]
Three or four years ago wearing a pair of all pink shoes on the basketball court or football field might have gotten you some weird looks. Now though pink shoes alone are changing the level of awareness for breast cancer research and treatment so much that a custom pair is one of the main options….[Read More]
If there ever was a villain made up of a human crossed with a leopard in some toxic waste spill THESE would be his shoes. What started out as an all white patent leather with clear sole Nike Dunk is now known as “Toxic Leopard.” Created by Impeccable Customs these feature the leather upper completely…[Read More]
Are Nike Foamposites the new Nike Dunk or Air Force 1? Maybe not yet, but in customizing terms they sure are making the rounds this year. The latest is a Tie Dye Foamposite Pro created by TRZackery aka Terrell Zackery. What started out as the electric blue Foam Pro was meant to be a “South…[Read More]
Take away the background story of this colorway and the hype may be gone. Regardless of the reason this colorway turns heads, these customs work. Titled “No Losses” since they are inspired by the aforementioned UNDFTD Air Jordan IV colorway. Alex Borgella of Impeccable Customs took the black and military green colorway with a pop…[Read More]
How often do you visit your local shoe store and say “Why did (insert brand here) allow this design to release?”, unfortunately a bit too often. That is when your favorite creative shoe customizer jumps in and saves a rather bland or ugly shoe with a touch of paint, addition of fabric, or some secret…[Read More]
The past few months we have seen the creation of different custom Nike Foamposites using swapped soles from different colorways. This pair of purple eggplant Nike Foamposites have their original clear sole that has been dyed a purple tint. This “tinting” had a little run back around 2005 and 2006 when people were trying to…[Read More]
Cinncinatti, Ohio based shoe customizer Sweatshop Custom Clothing has recently become obsessed with Nike shoes made of canvas due to how they retain their original shape by how easy it is to hide their creases. So he decided to take a previously gray and white Nike Vandal and turn them into a custom “Blackout” version…[Read More]
Sneaker customizer RobL has been busy, but not with custom shoes. So he was happy to get a chance to make these for a friends wedding gift: originally nubuck Puma Clydes that RobL then transformed through a dip-dyed process with Dylon fabric dye. Later the spot pattern was hand painted and insoles screen printed for…[Read More]
