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New Umbro by Kim Jones by Josh Rubin

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The latest shoes to come from the Kim Jones and Umbro collaboration are clearly the hottest so far. Throwing back to the 80s with a modern attention to detail, the checkerboard pattern is actually created by woven strips of leather. This colorway is my fav, but they're also available in orange-brown, all white and all black.

$210 at coolestshop.com

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This entry posted on 08 September 2005 at 9:21 AM
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