Supreme has updated their online store with some new items. They offer new camp caps, New Era caps, t-shirts, bags and the Medicom x Supreme Kermit The Frog toy. [Supreme]

The sneaker has a toe box with perforated leather. The color is hard to define as it looks like dark blue or deep purple. As a matter of fact, the region of the toe box merges into the midsection of the shoe as the areas are not marked by boundaries. The toe of the shoe has a border in grey suede.

Below the toe cap is a white layer of toe cap protector. It forms the midsole of the toe box.

The shoe lace is a lighter shade of the colorway. The shoe lace region is strengthened by a thick white border. The shoe does not have a separate tongue but is continued from the shoe’s upper body.

On the midsole, there is a customized, thick strap of shiny dark blue leather. Right below this is the orange layer of midsole. This is the brightest accent of the sneaker.

The upper heel of the shoe is a rather large section as it is a curved and rounded part of the ankle. It is a Hi cut shoe. The white Nike swoosh is near the ankle. Again, the white color complements wth the white border for the shoe lace. I like the overall design of the shoe.

Presently, we have to wait for more news to discover when this Nike sneaker would be released for sale to the public.

The custom Nike high tops shown above are referred to as “Starr” by designer Pats83. These shoes feature sparing touches meant to accentuate the brief colorful sections set against black leather. There are two red stripes that cut underneath the gold Nike swooshes which stand out well against the midnight background.

The major problem that I have with the Starr customs is the olive green paint applied to the heel. It doesn’t seem to fit well with the overall design offered by Pats83 considering the gold eyelets and lettering on the front. A section of red paint on the heel would have matched the two stripes and set off the gold Swooshes as they rounded the heel. Check out more work from Pats83 from the designer’s website linked here if you want to compare the Starr to other projects.