- by mark haddon
Melbek - Black/Montano - Skate Shoes €74,95 EUR
https://eu.globebrand.com


A grey suede mudguard, outlined with crisp white stitching, reinforces the forefoot, while a bright blue knit lining adds contrast and comfort around the collar. The iconic Nike Air branding is featured on the heel tab, complemented by interchangeable Velcro tongue patches for added customisation. Inside, a 'Rare Air' logo decorates the insole.
Underfoot, a visible Nike Air unit is housed within a foam midsole, highlighted in royal blue and anchored by a splash of black around the heel. With its mix of nostalgic detailing and bold colour accents, the 'Rare Air' edition offers a fresh yet faithful take on the Jordan 4 legacy.

The sneaker features Denim Turquoise overlays, Baroque Brown leather accents, and distinctive houndstooth textile underlays, creating a richly layered look. Red Stardust sidewalls add a warm, vintage tone that complements the earthy palette, while a Harris Tweed® tongue label delivers a final stamp of heritage authenticity.
With comfort-forward construction and premium materials throughout, this edition of the Dunk Low is a celebration of both tradition and craftsmanship—crafted for those who value legacy and elevated style in equal measure.

The low-top silhouette is built for daily wear and rooted in Jumpman DNA, featuring a supple Coconut Milk leather upper paired with a soft suede mudguard for added texture and structure. Co-branded accents in Off-Noir and Varsity Red inject subtle contrast, while a tear-away detail at the heel offers a customizable finish, letting wearers reveal their preferred logo.
A standout design feature is Who Decides War's signature darning technique, stitched across high-wear zones to highlight areas that naturally crease—bridging function with artistic expression.
Blending comfort, durability, and introspective design, this edition of the Jordan Flight Court continues the legacy of performance-meets-

Inspired by the San Diego Zoo’s 99 acres in Balboa Park, the sneaker blends natural tones and textures that evoke nostalgia through a modern streetwear lens. The upper is constructed from soft tumbled leather in Rust Pink and Rough Green, accented with a subtle off-black panther print. A clean Sail midsole sits atop a semi-translucent outsole, delivering both visual depth and classic Dunk functionality.
Hidden homages and custom artwork are found throughout the shoe, including animal print sockliners, debossed details, and colour-matched laces, all of which nod to San Diego’s iconic wildlife and diverse energy.
Thoughtfully crafted and rich in storytelling, the Nike SB x Arts-Rec Dunk Low Pro is a standout release that seamlessly merges skate heritage, regional identity, and premium execution.

The sneaker is dressed in rich Cabo Rojo orange suede, complete with a distorted T-toe overlay, zig-zag stitching, and exposed heel tags, delivering a raw, expressive aesthetic. Classic beige 3-Stripes and gold foil adidas branding honour the Gazelle’s heritage, while a gum rubber sole maintains a grounded, retro-sport feel.
Inside, “adidas PARA BAD BUNNY” graphics add a personal signature to the collaboration, reinforcing the artist’s hands-on involvement in the creative process.
The Gazelle Indoor “Cabo Rojo” is a fearless fusion of sport and style—built for movement, music, and making noise—cementing Bad Bunny’s place as one of adidas’ most daring creative partners.

At a glance, the 1906L might fool you. Its loafer-inspired build keeps things mature, but underneath lies the soul of a sneaker — quite literally. Borrowing the best bits of the original 1906R, this crossover silhouette maintains its sporty backbone with an airy mesh base and synthetic overlays that nod to early 2000s runners. The result? A shoe that’s equal parts sleek and breathable.
The neutral “Beige” upper feels clean and versatile, perfect for easy styling whether you're going smart-casual or street-ready. But it's the small details that elevate this release — from the sculpted ABZORB SBS heel pods that provide reliable comfort, to the bold black N-ergy outsole that grounds the shoe (both in look and feel) with some serious traction and attitude.
In a market full of maximalist designs, the 1906L “Beige” strips it back without losing the edge. It’s a smart, wearable take on hybrid footwear — and one that continues to expand what lifestyle sneakers can look like.