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SB Wear by Josh Rubin

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If you've ever been to 255 (inside or just passing by), you couldn't miss the big guy at the door. His name is Andrew and he's almost always wearing a t-shirt that matches his limited edition kicks. He and his partner Stephen design and produce these shirts under the label SB Wear. With 11 designs so far, each one is inspired by a Nike limited edition release. And like the shoes, the shirts are limited as well. Check out their hot new web site, or just skip straight to the store (most styles are $35 each).

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This entry posted on 10 November 2005 at 10:17 AM
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