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The Supra Wrap Up “Light Brown/Yellow-White” is a casual mid top rendition of the popular Supra Wrap Up model. It features oiled and hairy suede with all its natural inconsistencies that only serve to add to the silhouette’s charm. Two panels meet at the heel to create an asymmetrical pattern. Boot-styled laces pass through brass metal eyelets.

The inside is covered in burgundy mesh lining. The construction sits on a white vulcanized midsole and a burgundy outsole. Available now, yours for $75.

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The Nike WMNS Free Flyknit Game Royal/Blue Glow-Electric Green have a very cute look about them. The sock-like mouth gives ‘em such a sweet feminine vibe. While at the same time, the choice of colors blue and green gives it that bit of a butch appeal. Check out the sneakers; tongue-less good lookers they are. $189 gets you a pair of these kicks that feature a bold pattern and a white Swoosh on breathable uppers.

These kicks rest on a flexible Free midsole. Worth copping a pair. Check them out.

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We have three Mayfly woven sneakers sitting on a phylite midsole and a rubber outsole, that constitute a pack; the lightweight runners return after a successful run last year. These suede-uppered sneakers have a woven strip on the sides and leather on the insides and the heel. Flat, waxed laces complete the effect. Choose from black, navy, brown or grey colors.

As of now it looks as if these kicks are destined to be an Asia-only release. But if they do travel to the U.S, we’ll let you know.

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Set for an October release, the Made for Skate x Nike SB Dunk Mid follows successful collaborative pieces such as the “Roller Derby” Dunk Low SB and Blazer SB, Made for Skate. The Dunk Mid from the SB stable is the latest sneaker that Made for Skate has chosen to display its creativity. A synthetic textile build has been dressed in navy blue and camo.

A sleek mid strap in blue complements the black laces. Branding appears on the side and the tongue. There’s every chance that these dunks are going to be a limited-number release. Stay tuned for more information; till then check out the images.

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The Puma Hussein Chalayan Conflate Print Sneaker in print color features fashion-forward feather printed pattern that looks swell on this low cut with a sleek profile. The construction resting on a translucent sole has tonal laces to go with the printed leather. Leather has been used for the inner lining too, only this time it is perforated.

You can see from the images that our man Chalayan has spared nothing in creating a super luxe feel. But you know the best part, you can have them for a mere $79.95; that’s a 60% discount on the original retail price of $200.

Community Collections highlights the stocks of shoes from different collectors around the world of sneakers. After a strong start from Andre Collins-Riddle, our next subject hails from the Sunshine State. Terrell Zackery is a constant collector from Tampa who doesn’t worry about pure numbers. Fully embracing the approach of quality over quantity, his closet features a diverse roster of brands.

Surf through the pages to see highlights and commentary on Terrell’s sneaker stash, including the model that got him hooked and his most rare pair. Drop us a line on what you think of his collection in the comment section at the bottom of the page, and keep Nice Kicks bookmarked for everything sneakers.

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Name: Terrell Zackery
Instagram: @The_Shoelebrity
City: Tampa, FL
Started: 1996
Size: 10.5

Collection Summary

“My collection is all over the place. My favorite shoes are LeBron’s, but I don’t stick to just one style or brand. Some of my favorite sneakers are the ones most people don’t think of getting or don’t know much about. To me, there is no better feeling in the sneaker community than hunting for and finally tracking down that one pair you have been looking for, and finally having it in your possession. At one point I bought every sneaker that remotely sparked my interest, but then it got to the point where I had no room and wasn’t wearing much of them anymore, so I sold and gave away a lot of them. Now it’s about getting what I really like and what I know I will wear, and yes I wear EVERY sneaker I own. Don’t let other people’s thoughts determine what you wear, and as everyone has heard at one point: QUALITY OVER QUANTITY.”

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