Mr. Mannequin’s back and in action this week, making the most of our newest deliveries from N. Hoolywood, Veilance, and Nike in this week’s edition of outfit of the week.

Kicking it all off this week, Mr. Mannequin’;s layered up in Arteryx Veilance and their Field IS Jacket in Black with N. Hollywood and their Khaki Pullover Hoodie underneath whilst keeping his head warm with their Wool Blend Beanie in Black.

Heading down to the lower half of this weeks’ outfit, and Mr. Mannequin’s opted for a pair of N. Hoolywood’s Tech Pants before lacing up a fresh pair of Nike’s Ghost Racer in tonal Cool Grey.

Has he outdone himself this week? Continue reading after the jump for all of the finer details and find out for yourself…

Nike are ready to release the Jordan 10 ‘Seattle’ for the first time since 95’.

This latest iteration of the Jordan 10 features a combination of premium white and black leathers set upon its upper, but of course the colour way brings Supersonics character into play here. Bold Kelly green accents arrive on the collars and outsoles, followed by a yellow gold Jumpman logo stamped onto the heels of the model’s soles that features some of MJ’s greatest accolades before he first retired from the game.

Pairs will release through our online store at midnight 12am Saturday the 19th of October.

Sizes US8 through to US12 (including some half sizes) will be available for $270AUD.

Michael Jordan never took the court in a pair of Air Jordan 9’s as a member of the Chicago Bulls, but the Air Jordan 9 is a classic piece of Jordan Brand history nonetheless.

Now, the shoe that debuted during his first retirement is set to release in a ‘Gym Red’ colourway. The Gym Red 9’s utilise a crispy white leather base, before adding a healthy accent of red patent leather on the uppers overlays. Black accents take place on the eyestays, tongue, and heel tab, before branded detailing is provided in the form of a white 23 rubberised Jordan globe logo on the heel, and a text-equipped tongue tag. Down below, a high-gloss red midsole and white outsole with black Jumpman logos finishes it all off!

Pairs will hit our shelves this coming Saturday, releasing through our online store from 12am midnight on the 5th of October.

Sizes US8 through to US13 (including some half sizes) for $260AUD.

Until Saturday, we’ll leave you with all of the finer details after the jump…

Nike deliver their latest Air Jordan 12 Retro with the ‘Game Royal’ hitting our shelves later this week. You’ll instantly notice the colour blocking scheme is recognisable, and for good reason, it’s the same as the iconic Air Jordan 12 ‘Flu Game’. This time around, they’ve swapped out the classic combo of black and red for a for a rich and vibrant ‘Game Royal’ blue. Dressed in premium pebbled leather, while the bold blue hues on the tongue, soft suede mudguard, midsole, and outsole add contrast. Zoom Air is then embedded in the heel for comfort.

Pairs will release through our online store at midnight (12am) this coming Saturday the 28th of September.

Sizes US7 through to US13 (including some half sizes) will be available for $270AUD.

Nike add a splash of colour to this week’s releases with a multi coloured Air Max 95, and Air Max 200. Their latest Air Max 95 comes in Hyper Violet, Black, and White, whilst its Air Max 200 counterpart comes in a University Red, Voltage Purple, and Chrome Yellow colourway. Every panel is wrapped in a mixture of denim, canvas, mesh, ballistic nylon, and jersey with nothing but vibrancy. Subtle dark tones add a little extra pop to each panel before rounding it out with a crisp white midsole, multi coloured air bubbles, and gum sole for the 95, and multi coloured sole for the 200.

Both colour ways will be available through our online store at midnight (12am) this coming Thursday the 26th of September.

Sizes US6 through to US12 (including some half sizes) will be available in the Air Max 95 for $250AUD, and Air Max 200 for $200AUD.

Until Thursday, we’ll leave you with all of the finer details after the jump…

Nike and Jordan Brand are about to drop their latest Jordan 3 Retro this time around boasting a colourway that’s inherently New York Knicks themed.

The white leather upper features an accenting elephant print amidst the heel, eyestays, and mudguard, while Knicks-style orange and blue accents grace the midsole, collar, tongue, and eyelets. As this is obviously not an OG style, there’s a Jumpman present on the heel instead of the traditional Nike Air hit.

Although the silhouettes upper is full of detail and premium materials, the most interesting detail o the release sits on the inside of the tongue. An orange badge with the date 4/8/88, gentle a nod to Michael Jordan's 'Virus Game' in which he dropped 40 points on the Knicks at Maddison Square Garden, all whilst battling what would have caused most of us to be bed ridden.

Pairs of the Jordan 3 'Knicks' will release at midnight (12am) Saturday the 21st of September through our online store.

Sizes US8 through to US13 (including some half sizes) will be available for $270AUD.

Until Saturday, we'll leave you with all of the finer details after the jump...

One debuted in 1987 while one first released in 1991, but the Nike Air Max 1 and Air Huarache are both interwoven into the fabric of the Swoosh Brand’s history as two incredibly important and influential silhouettes.

Now, they’ve received an interesting mix-up as part of the DNA CH.1 pack. The AM1 takes on the Huarache’s signature 'Scream Green' colorway, while the Huarache adapts the AM1’s original 'University Red' make-up. Each pair features more than just a colour swap, with the modified Air Max 1 taking on a neoprene tongue, alternate heel build, and extra eyelets on the quarter to lock in the Huarache’s signature sock-like style, and the Huarache boasts an Air Max-esque tongue badge and raised mudguard to complete the duo.

Both pairs are now available in store and online, with all of the finer details after the jump...

Mr. Mannequin's ready to take on the week this week with our latest arrivals from Norse Projects, Engineered Garments, Tom Wood, and Nike taking centre stage for our weekly selections.

Kicking it all off this week, Mr. Mannequin has opted for a layered combination of Norse Projects' Adam Cardigan in Charcoal Melange, Carsten Paisley Button Down, and Johannes T-Shirt in Ecru. A selection of layered chains this week come courtesy of Tom Wood with their Curb and Venetian Chains.

Heading down to the lower half of this weeks' outfit, and Mr. Mannequin's opted for a pair of Engineered Garments' Andover Pant in Wool Gun Club Check before lacing up a fresh pair of Nike's Daybreak SP in Ocean Fog and Metallic Silver to finish it all off.

Has he outdone himself this week? Continue reading after the jump for all of the finer details and find out for yourselves. To keep up with all of the latest arrivals for the season head on over here, and shop this week's outfit selections here...

Jordan Brand is looking to cap off the 2019 FIBA festivities with a special Air Jordan 4 Retro that commemorates the occasion with a global-themed concept. Contrary to its primarily crisp white Jordan 12 counterpart, this iteration opts for an opposing colour-scheme with the Gym Red doused colourway taking on a premium tumbled leather upper accented with hints of navy throughout. Paying homage to the international nature of the tournament, the Jordan 4 “FIBA” swaps out the standard mesh-filled panels for a textured mosaic of participating teams' flags.

Pairs will release at midnight (12am) this coming Saturday the 7th of September. Sizes US8 through to US13 (including some half sizes) will be available for $280AUD. 

Nike deliver their latest chapter ‘The 10th’ with the React Ianga, and Sertu silhouettes. Each pair pays homage to co-founder Bill Bowerman’s time serving in the US Army’s 10th Mountain Division during World War II. 

As Bowerman and his men’s primary responsibility was to bravely scale snowy alpine peaks for the Allied cause, the shoe enlists just enough combat-ready design details and materials to tell their story succinctly. The base combines tightly-woven rugged black fabric with tumbled black leather, while wheat detailing and trim dispersed around the upper’s oblong mid-foot overlay, collar, and abstract-shaped heel piece nod to standard-issue GI boots. There’s only a single small Swoosh present on each shoe, and it’s placed at the bottom of the throat’s lace overlay, while a “The 10th” badge on the lateral heel collar provides the most direct salute to Bowerman’s service. Down below, an instantly recognisable white React midsole with a plethora of gum rivets and a single pop of bright orange completes the look.

The Sertu continues to take on inspiration from the rugged outdoor expeditions through premium suede and leather overlays, combined with subtle homages to past Nike silhouettes with woven detailing.

Both pairs will release at midnight (12am) this coming Friday the 6th of September. Sizes US7 through to US13 (including some half sizes) will be available in the Langa for $190AUD and Sertu for $220AUD.