The good people at Supra have revealed their latest model, the Dixon, which is pro-skater, Antwuan Dixon’s first signature sneaker. Compared to Terry Kennedy’s signature shoe, or to even the Skytop, the Dixon looks far more comfortable for skating.

pic and info: Supra

New York’s Alife present another collaboration, this time with New Balance. They created three colourways of the classic 1300 each featuring a suede/mesh upper. They released over the weekend at Alife locations, and is also available through their website.

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Earlier this month, we showed you the Warm Regards Bar from Original Fake. The toy has already released along with a matching tee.

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Champion have just launched their Hoodie Remix contest. The rules are simple: design your own Champion hoodie, register it, and then wait for the votes to roll in. The person who receives the most votes will have their design see production. Anyone can design, but only US residents are eligible to enter the contest.

pic and info: Hoodie Remix

Nike originally released the Air Mowabb QS back in 1991. At the time, it was the pride and glory of the ACG line. The sneaker makes a return in 2009 featuring original materials and colours. They release next Saturday at Atmos.

pic and info: Atmos

Since 1989, Rick Klotz has been creating playful, provoking, and entertaining graphics through his brand, Freshjive. It’s no different for the 2009 Spring collection. Here we give you a look at some of the tees that will no doubt give you a chuckle, or have you doing double takes thinking WTF..

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Earlier today, Futura Laboratories released two new backpacks. They are both black, and feature Futura’s signature. Named Splatter, and Butterfly, both are now available at the FL Shop.

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Back in December, we reported on the Air Jordan I ‘Infrared’. Here is the final product. You’ll notice some differences, the biggest being that the production version no longer features a patent upper. The other big difference is the colourway, which has changed from infrared to max orange, which has a more faded look than the infrared. These will release January 28th.

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For over a year now, Nike has steadily been releasing the Air Structure Triax. Next week, two new colourways will drop at Atmos, the olive/navy/green (already available at Overkill), and grey/pink/blue versions.

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Part of St. Alfred’s Spring collection are the New Eras seen above. This Saturday four colourways will be available at Kicks/Hi in limited numbers.

pic and info: Kicks/Hi