Reed Space (New York)

SHOESMASTER

VOL.9 Spring/Summer '08

Celebrating their 5th anniversary. The ever-so thorough sneaker publication features the latest/collectible/upcoming footwear to release pretty much throughout the world. Within its contents; articles include topics such as collabs by COMME des GARCONS x Visvim, Supreme x Bad Brains x Vans to name a couple. Other included features are Tokyo's 10 Best sneaker Shops, a book in book pt.1 -Nike Dunk "BE TRUE TO THE FUTURE"(2008 summer catalog) and a book in book pt.2 -Lakai(New pro model release & interviews w/ Rick Howard & Eric Koston).

If you don't get here soon...

The PARTY'S OVER!

T's... Music... Zines vol.1 & vol.2...

Las Flores Project
Music produced and performed by. Christian Banks...

Can't Stop the Crooks...

CROOKS & CASTLES

HAROLD HUNTER R.I.P

Harold Hunter Day II will unite NYC’s skateboarding community and surrounding scene for a positive day of skating in recognition of the vibrant life and times of New York legend, Harold Hunter. An extraordinary personality with a caring heart, Harold touched the lives of countless people around the world. With Harold’s passing in February 2006, HH Day was established to commemorate a life well lived by celebrating the things Harold loved most – skateboarding, music, friends, good times, and of course, NYC.

On May 17th, Harold Hunter Day II will kick off at the Manhattan Bridge Skatepark located under the Manhattan Bridge on the corner of Pike and Monroe Streets in Chinatown. From Noon–6pm an all ages skate jam will take place, with a massive product toss and live music provided by DJ’s Neil Nice, Vinny Ponte, and New York’s finest, Pete Rock. After the skate jam, a special HH Day II party will go down from 8pm–Midnight at KCDC Skateshop in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Open to the 21+ crowd only, the party will feature free drinks, live music, an art installation by Cinik, and a slide show of Harold pics from acclaimed photographer and long-time friend, Giovanni Reda.

ALPHA#UMERIC

Damn...

TWON

Don't get it twisted... you read it right!

Props to the marketing team...

STREETWEAR TODAY No.24

On the cover of this issue is... Mr. Johnny Schillereff. As the main head behind Element skateboards, he shares his opinion with his environment. Thus, he defines the title claim of streetwear today No. 24: “Open minds lead to open doors!” He emphasizes that his brand is inclusive, not exclusive. Or in other words: “The doors at Element are always open for people to come.” That’s the thing that makes his brand such a special and charact- eristic player in the fiercely contested streetwear market. He keeps his eyes, his ears, and his heart open to suggestions and advice, while also offering constructive criticism to the people he deals with. He opens his mouth, informs his surroundings about his thoughts, ideas and plans, or, as stated in one of Element’s catalogues...it’s all about how to live, learn & grow. Check it out.

Previous issue No.23... Legengary Mr. Undefeated "Eddie Cruz", the man behind STUSSY LA and member of the ever so mighty NY UNION shop. Def. adds to the collection.

STUSSY

Spring sampler...

FRAGMENT X Kangol...

Hiroshi Fujiwara... this time worked on the iconic 504 model of the hat brand applying a subtle two-tone color combination. While one set of hats will be distributed through hand-picked traditional hat shops around the world, the opposite color assortment will be sold through premier boutiques where the previous Fragment x Kangol series were found.

ALCAPULCO GOLD

CAMO 5panel

STAPLE Spring '08

Delivery Two of the Spring Collection is a HOT DROP in store now.
Here are some of the favorites:

Reed Napa Leather Jacket. Light enough for Spring and ventilated in the back shoulder area. BUTTER SOFT SON!

Robertson Safari Shirt.

Staple Undershirt, new color ways for the spring season...
Spring Yellow, Black, Green & Grey...

Acker Hooded Sweater...

2 Pants for you. The Philips Cargo Pant (left) and Kern Work Pants
(right & bottom). Sometimes you feel like a nut. Sometimes you don't.

Semi light-weighted Ripstop, pleat-less straightleg...

Baum Windbreaker. A super lightweight technical nylon running jacket. Jeff's way of trying to get out and running again.

Pigeon T's for every occasion...

The Bankers Tote. Inspired from actual bags banks used to hold
cash during transit. We've updated the size specs so it can hold a 15" laptop. Kept the original leather and brass locking details. Canvas outer with buttery leather trims.

Oh wow...last but way not least, my favorite JKT of the season: Chambers Tech M-65. We remixed an M-65 military jacket with technical features like concealed woven pockets and mesh lining. If you don't look good in this, you need to see Dr. Zizmor.