Etonic champions athletic achievement, combining design intelligence and innovation to produce athletic gear that adheres to the highest standards for the most discerning athletes. In 1876, the man who inspired the Etonic name, Charles A. Eaton, opened his first shoe factory in Brockton, Massachusetts. Today… Read more »

Tonight from 6pm at NOTE’s Thomas Street store, it’s the Brixton Basement Takeover party. Brixton was founded in 2004 and is a collaboration between three friends who wanted to convey their lifestyle through unique products inspired by music, culture and the people who surround them…. Read more »

German sportswear legends adidas and Japanese streetwear masters Neighborhood have joined forces once again on a range of classic footwear. There are two new versions of the superstar, one with an all over Native American style print, the other in black leather with the three… Read more »

The snakeskin version of this classic trainer originally released in 1984, finds the leather upper adorned with a distinctly reptilian pattern, complemented with black leather three-stripes and additional hits of black leather at the heel tab and lining. In keeping with technological aspects of the… Read more »

French label A.P.C. continues to produce simple, stylish clothing, comprised of minimalistic designs in quality fabrics and near-perfect silhouettes. A.P.C.’s new releases feature military parkas, vintage knits and classic shirting. Of particular note are pieces like the Chemise Army Shirt and the Hunter Coat. Pretty… Read more »