Supreme recently launched their Spring/Summer 2008 line.  With that comes a few select items available in their web shop.  If you have ever checked out the Supreme online store you’ll notice the all the items have something in common SOLD OUT.    My eyes had just glanced over the latest Hypebeast post that said “Supreme online store updated“.

Clicking my way over to the Supreme side of the net I noticed almost everything was in stock.  All of it had just gone live.  I felt as though I had no choice but to buy something.

The Medicom x Supreme x Muppets Kubrick Kermit the frog.

I copped the Supreme fuckthepolice tee, which I appropriately rocked to the midnight release of Grand Theft Auto IV.  Dope!

-Chris

The Nike Mad Jib, looking dope as hell, just came in at Politics.  And they do take phone orders(337)993-3709.  Nike put its take on the popular simplistic streetwear look that is gaining more and more market share.  This production piece is surely meant to directly compete with brands like Creative Recreation, Visvim, Feit, Clae and others.

-Chris

If you’ve been having trouble finding Rob Heppler lately he has re-surfaced with a new domain.  The appropriately titled,  iLovePrison.com is his new home.  Hypebeast is doing their weekly overhaul of the entire site and the Blogs section won’t be back for a while.  So go check what Rob is blogging these days! 

-Chris

The black/red Jordan IV, my favorite shoe of all time, is on its way back to stores in July.  It will be part of a pack with the Jordan XIX retailing for $310.  The pics your looking at are not samples or promo models, this is the final production design.  I will definitely be picking this pack up.  I may cop two.

-Chris

Possibly the most highly anticipated video game ever. I’ll take this over a Halo4 release any day. The newest release of the Grand Theft Auto series will be in your local gaming store next Tuesday the 29th. I took the day off for this. Of course if you can’t wait till then a pirated copy has hit the net.

http://www.techtree.com

Peep www.Rockstargames.com/iv to get more acquainted with Grand Theft Auto IV.

In an effort to be both sly and cunning, video game behemoth Electronic Arts made an attempt to acquire Take Two Interactive Software last month. Take Two owns the rights to the Grand Theft Auto IV as well as the rest of the series. Electronic Arts, most widely know for their EA Sports titles, made an offer that was slightly more than Take Two’s value at the time, as if Take Two had nothing on the horizon that could make them even more valuable. Hmmm. Electronic Arts offer was quickly declined and seen as undervaluing the company. Them executive types sure are sneaky.

-Chris