The UnitedFront Camp strikes again in Vancouver with the newly opened Stussy/Neighborhood Boneyard shop. It’s great to see such great moves happening Canadian Retail. Head over to Matt’s blog to see more pics. I love the fact they kept some of the same esthetic’s as the neighborhood store in Hong Kong. The concept store will be open for 3 months and then Vancouver will see a full blown Chapter store shortly after. More info to follow in the up and coming weeks.

Nigel Sylvester FORMAT NY from Glenn PP Milligan on Vimeo.

Check out my homie Nigel from Nike 6.0 at his shop Format in Queens. This is the promo video he shot for the shop! pretty sick, stay tune for the full interview coming soon.

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If ever your in Hong Kong, you have to check out Hoods. The 1 thing about retail in Hong Kong it seems like every spot has like 5 floors and no elevators, so you literally have to walk up to the top floor just to see 2 hats. I promise you, if you make it to the top floor of hoods you will not be disappointed. They have neighborhood stickers for like 7000 yen (which is crazy to me) But I did purchase some great items from this store. The service was great and they always try to up sell you. I really enjoy the aesthetic of the Retail in Asia, so on point and the attention to detail is incredible.

NO. 12 Lan Street, Central Hong Kong

This week, GoodFoot Toronto plays host to the launch of the the Tier 0 Liberty pack Dunks. These sneakers (for women)are really exclusive and are available only at Tier 0 accounts. Goodfoot being 1 of the only Tier 0 accounts in North American will have these shoes in stock, but you must hurry before they are sold out.

Here you have pictures of the GDFT installation at their new Toronto location 1200 Bay street. The space looks incredible, please check it out if you are in the Toronto area.

Goodfoot Toronto

1200 Bay St

647-430-4887

Enjoy!

Shout out  to M.Beleza for the info and pics.

About the Nike Liberty Pack:

Since 1875, Liberty in London has been synonymous with luxury and great design. Arthur Liberty’s intuitive vision and pioneering spirit led him to travel the world looking for individual pieces to inspire and excite his discerning clientele.

Nike Dunk takes on a Quintessentially British Style

Nike has applied the best of British style to the design of one of its icons, the Nike Dunk, to create a limited edition, transcultural sneaker, which will be released this April at select retail accounts.

Set in a famous Tudor building in the heart of the West End, Nike designers were inspired by the signature fabrics at the Liberty department store during a visit in the summer of 2006.

The Nike Design team selected two classic Liberty prints, Wilshire and Pepper, to create two limited editions of the Nike Dunk. Liberty fabrics are characterized by tender palettes, all over floral prints, and detailed movement, which is the perfect juxtaposition with the clean design lines of the Nike Dunk.

The limited edition sneakers feature a gum rubber midsole and a heavyweight Liberty fabric for the upper which was chosen for its durability. British designers working within Nike’s global design team were consulted during the creation of the shoes to ensure the final look was quintessentially British.

The way retail should look and be. Chrome Heart Tokyo Flagship Store. I am planning a trip to Tokyo next weekend, I am going here for sure.