Kilo Goods is releasing its new line of jackets, sweatshirts, and t-shirts, patterned to the Manhattan skyline project with its modern architecture. These apparel mainly focused on primary colors with highly detailed paneling and a strict adherence to minimalism. The collection will be a part of the Spring 2009, and no exact date of release yet.

After the AJF3, AJF4, AJF5, and AJF6, the the Air Jordan IX (AJF9) is set to swap it’s original Jordan sole for that of an Air Force 1. Aside from being relatively a basic fusion, the AJF9 has some additions on the upper like a Swoosh and a strap. The Air Force 1 sole comes in Red including the same details on the front part of the mid-sole that extendto the lower part of the upper. Inside the tongue a tag reads “The best of both worlds”. No word for pricing and release date yet.

For Spring 2009, Nike is releasing these simple colorways of the Dunk Low. With a fresh clean look, these shoes use a white leather upper with color used on the outsole and back panel.

The four colors available in this release are pine green, orange blaze, vivid pink and obsidian.

If you are looking for something that isn’t too flashy but is still nice, consider these Dunks. They will be available at Nike Sportswear retailers in upcoming weeks, or you can get them now at Kix-Files for $90 USD.

D@ Prince Customs was asked to create another pair of Tigger-inspired customs for a client in London. The Bounce, Bounce Air Force Ones play off some of the same themes as his earlier sneakers with a few new touches. These photos were found at the Nike Talk post linked here.

D@ Prince started out with customary images of Tigger goofing around, lazing around on the right shoe and sticking out his tongue on the left shoe. He placed his client’s name (Tasha) just above the outsole on both shoes in Tigger orange. He framed the T in Tasha with a white shadow that required some hardwork and time.

On the heel tag, D@ Prince wrote Passion Fruit to fulfill Tasha’s custom sneaker request. While I am sure the designer does not want to be typecast for his cartoon images, he has mastered the Tigger image while bringing his own flavor to the classic character. D@ Prince Customs did a great job turning a familiar theme into something fresh with the Bounce, Bounce Air Force Ones.

Check out the Adidas Kegler Super. These sneakers are part of the Metro Independent Collection. If you like what you see, you can cop a pair online at DavidZ.com.

While most of the shoe is white, the two complementary colors — red and blue — are the colors that stand out. The customary Adidas stripes on the side of the shoe are blue, red and blue, while the Adidas logo on the tongue is done in a red on white look.If they don’t have your size online, you can also find them at the David Z. flagship store 556 Broadway (Between Prince & Spring) in Manhattan. Via Sneaker News.

This Nike Air Pegasus 89 “Vivid Blue” is a great looking shoe. This is the 20th anniversary of the Nike Air Pegasus 89’s release. The old classic has been “re-released” to pay tribute to an icon in Nike’s history. This sneaker is available at Size website. Each pair goes for £69.99.

The Pegasus was named after a horse with wings in the Greek Mythology. The sneaker attempts to emulate the qualities of a flying horse. The shoe was made to give lightweight capacity and maximum comfort. The OG colorway is light, except for its accents which are blue, black and grey.

The sections of the shoe in mesh are the toe box, tongue and side panels. The bright blue accent around the collar of the ankle is a welcome relief to break the monotony of the grey colored areas. The heel has more of the blue accent. The Nike swoosh is black to bring back the sober tone of the shoe.

The outsole of the shoe is interesting. There are big square and rectangle shaped treads which are black and blue colored. There is a rectangular shaped groove in the center of the outsole. (Images)