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Gourmet Spring/Fall 2009 Collection Preview

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Over the past few years, there have been several new Sneaker companies that have hit the scene like a meteor and created a stir among fans with creative styles, textiles, colors and patterns; Gourmet is certainly one of those brands. They manage to infuse a classic look with a modern flair effortlessly. It should come as no surprise that they appear to have a knack for this, because all of the founders have a deep rooted history in the shoe business.  Grey Lucci, Greg Johnson and Jon Buscemi have all spent time at Adidas, Zoo York, Supreme, Stussy, Oliver Peoples, DC Shoes and SNAFU between the 3 of them.

Some of the styles that are seen in the pic above have recently been released at the Juice Store in Hong Kong. No better reason to get a passport stamp. Via Sneaker Freaker.

JUICE STORE

2F A, 53 Patterson Street,
Causeway Bay, Hong Kong.
Tel: 28810173

Gourmet footwear epitomizes duality and ingenuity by referencing iconic American causal shapes and remixing them in high-end fabrications. It combines technical and athletic elements like air technology and memory foam insoles that mingle with quality leather from a French tannery, hand-woven custom canvases, crinkled high gloss-patent and pig skin leather, or even pony feather. The excellent materials create the sleek identity classic products, which is absolutely more than a pair of footwear to people.

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3 Responses to “Gourmet Spring/Fall 2009 Collection Preview”

  1. E-MAN says:

    it all looks pretty solid.

  2. Lidu Al says:

    i love the Gourmet L’Uno’s…one of my favorite shoes…

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