Author: Jake Archer
Embodying over 40 years of rich history and producing some of the most exceptional running shoes to date, the Saucony Jazz’s testament to quality, fine craftsmanship is simply unrivalled. From the brand’s first coveted release of the 7446 model that fitted the demands of athletes, to its coveted spot as a versatile lifestyle trainer, here at Footpatrol, we wanted to make our own inaugural print on this timeless silhouette. Merging the world of athletic performance with opulent styling, we believe that our take on this retro design is one that we think you’ll love.
Our premium Saucony Jazz rendition arrives in a supple nylon base coated in a black exterior, while both long nap hairy and Wolverine suede embellish the toe cap, heel & lace stay adding a lux touch to this muted aesthetic. The Footpatrol Jazz ‘81 has various design details like the onion quilt-stitched nylon tongue which takes inspiration from the timeless quilted liner jackets, as well as the patent leather heel detail with debossed branding.
The slightly overlapped suede details add an unconventional look to the otherwise accustomed construction. Hints of airy mesh linger on the forefoot with Saucony & Footpatrol branded insignias featured on the woven tongue label and footbed. Distressed frayed detailing follows through to the Originals icon paired with tonal stitch details throughout. Fitted with a full-length, vintage inspired midsole unit that delivers a cloud-like stride with every step. Underfoot, this understated gem is completed with a black grippy rubber outsole – offering multidirectional tread to this lifestyle trainer.
In conjunction with the release of the Saucony Jazz , we have also had the pleasure of working with multifaceted composer, producer and rapper Alfa Mist on a social campaign and interview to support the upcoming debut of our inline collaboration. Alfa Mist will also be performing at our launch event in Jack Solomons Club, Soho on the 25th May.
The Footpatrol x Saucony Jazz is now available to shop in-store and online here!
Continuing to celebrate our 20th anniversary, we have worked with digital artist MRE and his NFT project, Poligoonz. Having previously collaborated with the likes of French Montana, the Brit Awards and M Huncho, MRE now sets his sights on Footpatrol. In line with our anniversary year, we’re entering the Metaverse with the creation of our first ever 1 of 1 NFT which will be exclusively available at Complexland 3.0.
Taking place over May 25th – May 27th, ComplexLand 3.0 will host a virtually built Footpatrol store, and this is where you can purchase the Footpatrol x Poligoonz commemorative T-shirt which will enter you into the draw to be in with a chance of winning the NFT. The NFT utility will then be honoured by us at Footpatrol as long as the winner complies with the terms and conditions so, please take the time to read over the below.
About Poligoonz
Celebrating quintessential style, culture, and individuality, Poligoonz club is a set of 1k avatars comprised of the 3D Psycho-graphic designs – with the aim to visually captivate and inspire. Nodding to iconic figures and its allurement of pop culture is one of many essential details included within the edition. Poligoonz’s main purpose is to find what 3D avatar best suits and expresses their identity. The genesis collection features 80 items, and the club is a random generative project of 1000 unique NFT’s based on a set of different traits.
What is an NFT utility?
Many NFTs purchased come with a perk known as a utility. An example of this could be acquiring an NFT that gives you: access to an exclusive club, buying a house or even a physical version of said NFT. The possibilities with utilities are endless and can be the reason the value can be so costly in the secondary market.
Footpatrol x Poligoonz NFT Utility:
Footpatrol will send out footwear and apparel at random to the winner’s address for up to 12 months from receiving the NFT – terms and conditions apply.
How do I enter?
To be in with a chance of winning the NFT, you will need to attend ComplexLand (May 25th – May 27th) and purchase the exclusive Footpatrol x Poligoonz commemorative T-shirt. Purchasing the T-shirt automatically enters you into the draw. The T-shirt acts as a draw ticket and may take up to six weeks to receive the T-shirt from confirmation of purchase. The T-shirt will be priced at £35 and will be available for shipping worldwide.
Where does the NFT go should I win?
The NFT will be transferred to your software cryptocurrency wallet should you win the competition. If you don’t have one already, then setting one up with the likes of Metamask may be a good starting point. You can learn a little more about Metamask and how to get set up here.
There are alternatives out there, and it is recommended that anyone who enters does their own independent research.
Once you have a crypto wallet set up, you will need to create an Opensea account. OpenSea is the leading marketplace for non-fungible tokens, and it will be the platform in which Poligoonz will transfer you the NFT should you win.
You can learn more about Opensea and getting yourself set up here.
We will contact the winner upon the draw being made for their Opensea username, which we will pass onto Poligoonz to transfer the NFT. There will also be the option to provide this at checkout.
How will the draw be made?
The draw will be made in the same way we conduct our Launches App raffles. The winner will be notified by email, the NFT will be transferred, and the utility will begin from that point onwards.
Terms and conditions:
Footpatrol NFT Prize Draw
Participation in this Prize Draw is subject to these terms and conditions. If you do not wish to accept any of these terms and conditions then you should not take part in the Prize Draw. It is your responsibility to ensure that you review the terms and conditions before entering the Prize Draw. We, JD Sports Fashion plc trading as Footpatrol (“Footpatrol”), recommend that you print and store or save a copy of these terms and conditions for future reference. Footpatrol is the promoter of this Prize Draw which is run in conjunction with (“Poligoonz”).
1. What can you win?
There will be one (1) winner who will win:
(i) one (1) Poligoonz x Footpatrol NFT (the “NFT”); and
(ii) the right to receive Footpatrol products at Footpatrol’s sole discretion (the “Products”) to be sent to the winner’s address for as long as the winner remains the owner of the NFT or until 27th May 2023 whichever is the earlier at Footpatrol’s sole discretion provided that any Products shall cease to be provided in the NFT is sold by the winner or is no longer in the winner’s possession or control,
(together the “Prize“).
The Prize may not be exchanged for a cash value, and is not transferable. The Prize is subject to winner confirmation (i.e. Footpatrol has been able to contact winner and has been able to confirm eligibility). Footpatrol has the right to change, alter or withdraw the Prize Draw or Prize at any time due to any change in any applicable law or any events outside the control of Footpatrol. Footpatrol shall not be responsible for any delay, cancellation or rescheduling of the Prize. If any part of the Prize is not claimed (for whatever reason), Footpatrol is under no obligation to supply an alternative prize.
The Products are subject to availability (including availability of sizes, styles and colours).
2. What is excluded from the Prize?
The winner shall be solely responsible for any incidental or ancillary costs and expenses connected with the Prize.
3. Who can enter?
Entrants must:
(i) be aged 18 years or over;
(ii) have access to the internet and OpenSea;
(iii) have access to the email address which the entrant signs up with; and
(iv) attend Complexland on 25th – 27th May 2022 (the “Event”).
Footpatrol reserves the right to ask the winner to provide proof of age. Employees (and their immediate family) of the Footpatrol group (http://www.jdplc.com/our-group/sports-fashion.aspx), or anyone else professionally connected with this Prize Draw are not eligible to enter the Prize Draw. Footpatrol reserves the right (at its sole discretion) to decide if the eligibility criteria are met. If the eligibility criteria are not met, the entry will be invalid.
4. How to enter
Entrants can enter the Prize Draw by:
(i) completing the relevant details and buying the Complexland commemorative t-shirt on Footpatrol’s website (the “T-Shirt”); and
(ii) once the T-Shirt is bought entrants will automatically be placed into the Prize Draw.
Internet service providers’ fees may apply when accessing the internet.
Participation is limited to one entry per person only. If more than one such entry is received, only the first entry will be accepted. No responsibility is taken for entries that are lost, delayed, misdirected or incomplete or cannot be delivered or entered for any technical or other reason.
If the purchase of the T-Shirt is void or refunded then the entry will not count.
The billing data (including, but not limited to, the email) provided during the purchase will be used for the purposes of the Prize Draw.
5. Closing Times
The Prize Draw will close at 00:01AM on 28th May 2022. Any entries received after this date and time will not be valid.
6. How is the winner selected?
The winner will be selected by a computer programme at random within 30 days after the closing date. The decision of Footpatrol is final and binding on all entrants. No correspondence will be entered into regarding the selection of the winner (other than with the winner themselves). The winner will be notified via email. In the event that the winner does not communicate his/her acceptance of the Prize and/or collect the Prize within one(1) week, despite Footpatrol’ reasonable efforts to contact them, Footpatrol reserves the right to pick another winner (in accordance with the procedure set out in this section) and the original winner will be considered to have waived his/her right to the Prize.
For the name and county of the winner please send a self-addressed envelope to Footpatrol NFT Prize Draw, JD Sports Fashion plc, Marketing Department, Hollinsbrook Way, Pilsworth, Bury, Lancashire, BL9 8RR.
7. Winner’s Responsibilities
It is the winner’s responsibility to:
(i) organise and pay costs for anything connected with the Prize;
(ii) complete all stages of the How to enter section above;
(iii) provide accurate contact details (including, but not limited to, the correct email address);
(iv) provide valid proof of age, which is required to enter the Prize Draw;
(v) adhere to applicable local laws;
(vi) comply with any rules, instructions, requirements, terms and conditions or regulations of the event organiser; and/or
(vii) comply with the Prize restrictions set out in paragraph 8 below.
Footpatrol will not be liable to the winner or any other persons where they fail to comply with such responsibilities and any such failure may result in forfeiture of the Prize.
8. Prize Restrictions
By entering the Prize Draw, the entrants (and the subsequent winner) hereby acknowledge and agree that the Prize is subject to the following restrictions and that the winner must:
(i) keep their address up to date;
(ii) use the Prize for personal use only;
(iii) not use the Prize in a way, which in the reasonable opinion of Footpatrol brings or is likely to bring Footpatrol into disrepute or is in the reasonable opinion of Footpatrol prejudicial to the business and/or goodwill of Footpatrol; and
(iv) not use the Prize in a way that causes any public scandal.
In addition to the above, and for the avoidance of any doubt:
(i) the Product will only be sent to the winner (the winner cannot nominate an alternative recipient);
(ii) if the winner sells or transfers ownership of the NFT to a third party, the right to receive Products will not transfer and will cease upon such transfer of the NFT.
9. Personal information
By ticking the appropriate opt-in boxes you agree that you will receive regular communication from Footpatrol (and its affiliates). Footpatrol will use personal information which you provide, or which we obtain through our dealings with you, to administer the Prize Draw. We may also use your personal data to tell you about Footpatrol (and its affiliates) products and offers, and for market research including analysis and development of our products and customer relationships. For full details on how Footpatrol uses your information, view our Privacy Policy here: https://www.footpatrol.com/customer-service/privacy/ . You can unsubscribe at any time by following the instructions contained in the Prize Draw emails. If you do not wish to receive marketing communication from Footpatrol (and its affiliates) please do not tick the appropriate opt-in boxes when entering the Prize Draw.
By entering the Prize Draw you acknowledge and agree that your personal data may be processed by Poligoonz for the purposes of administering the Prize.
10. Publicity
By taking part in the Prize Draw, entrants may be invited to participate in publicity at Footpatrol’s request if you are the winner of the Prize Draw. Entrants agree that Footpatrol (or any third party nominated by Footpatrol, including, but not limited to Poligoonz) may in its sole discretion use their comments relating to the Prize and their experience for future prize draws, marketing and publicity purposes in any media worldwide without notice and without any fee being paid (including for the avoidance of doubt when responding to any third party). Any use of images or other personal information that could identify entrants will be subject to the entrants’ consent.
11. Limitation of Liability, Law & Jurisdiction
These terms and conditions and any dispute or claim arising out of or in connection with them or their subject matter or formation (including non-contractual disputes or claims) shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of England and the courts of England and Wales shall have exclusive jurisdiction to settle any dispute or claim that arises out of or in connection with these terms and conditions or their subject matter or formation (including non-contractual disputes or claims).
Footpatrol’s liability in relation to the Prize Draw, the Prize and/or these terms and conditions:
(1) shall not be limited or excluded for: (a) death or personal injury; (b) for fraud; or (d) any other form of loss which cannot by relevant law be limited or excluded;
(2) subject to clause (1) above, Footpatrol’s total liability, whether arising in contract, tort (including negligence), restitution, breach of statutory duty or misrepresentation or otherwise, shall not exceed £100,000; and
(3) subject to clause (1) above, Footpatrol shall not be liable in contract, tort (including negligence), restitution, breach of statutory duty or misrepresentation or otherwise for any of the following loss or damage suffered by any party that arises under or in connection with these terms and conditions: (a) loss of goodwill; (b) loss of business or revenue; (c) loss of profits; (d) loss of business opportunity; (e) loss of anticipated savings; or (f) for any special, indirect or consequential damage.
Footpatrol reserves the right to withdraw the Prize (or any part of it) if the winner breaches any of the terms in these terms and conditions or if they are found to have acted in a dishonest or fraudulent manner.
If you wish to contact Footpatrol regarding the Prize Draw, please use the following address: Footpatrol NFT Prize Draw, JD Sports Fashion plc, Edinburgh House, Hollinsbrook Way, Pilsworth, Bury, Lancashire, BL9 8RR, United Kingdom.
German collectors have always led the charge when it comes to ZX. Many however, overlook the fact that within London, ZX has also been synonymous with the city. A range that longtime collectors like Robert Brooks have had an affinity for since its birth, brings a whole new look, feel and style. A new found freshness needed with the market.
Bringing back that sense of reconnection and togetherness ZX once brought to London. Adidas have chosen to bless us with 2 all time classic colourways – the ZX8000 ‘Germany’ & ZX9000 Citrus – As part of their BringBack launch.
At Footpatrol, we felt there was more that could be done with this campaign and rather than BringBack we said GiveBack. The same way older generations were brought together over a commonality such as ZX, we want to be able to offer the same for the next generation.
Connecting with Robert Brooks and partnering up with London based organisation, Taking Shape Association, we look to co-host a series of kids summer camps. Offering support, the aim is to create a space where youngsters can be creative, expressive and have fun. Everyone should be allowed to be inspired and try something new, and with Taking Shape we hope to produce just that.
For more information surrounding the upcoming summer camps, stay locked to Taking Shape via their Instagram and website.
Why not join the family of ZX collectors by shopping the latest adidas ZX in-store and online here!
Footpatrol: Gents it’s a pleasure to sit down with you both to talk about this project! How are you?
Kevin: I am well thank you!
Brooksy: All good, joyful!
FP: Lets start off with a bit of insight into yourselves to give people more of an understanding as to what you both do?
K: My name is Kevin Stuart and I run the Taking Shape Association, which I have been leading since 2013.
B: My name is Robert Brooks and I am a designer and adidas collector.
FP: Kevin, tell us a bit about how Taking Shape started and what its purpose is within London’s communities?
K: Taking Shape was born out of seeing the lack of community resources and activities for young people to do. At that time, I was successfully working in the city, known in the area for practicing martial arts. During one of the classes a local boy came up to me, quite distressed, after seeing some violence on the street with his friends who were attacked. After experiencing that, it made me question how I could impactfully help the community using the ethos of martial arts, from this Taking Shape was born. Starting with small bespoke classes, we now support over 200 kids per year in London and Liverpool. Delivering programs that integrate martial arts, well-being, creativity, and enterprise to form a neighborhood of support and networks for social change.
FP: In terms of helping the community, why does it mean so much to you, besides having seen this youngster in distress. Were there other motivations to want to pursue this?
K: Definitely! Community growing up was a huge part of my life, it gave me the drive to want to do new things. The community centers and local champions like Charles Shillingford, my kung-fu teacher, were a massive influence and helped me realise that anything was possible. That later led me to think that we have lost a lot of essential community elements we once had. My goal is to support community empowerment by changing mindsets and shaping futures to build a better quality of life.
FP: My initial question I had planned was to ask if you aim to go nationwide, but as you mentioned prior to the interview you’re already reaching cities like Liverpool. So, to change it up a little, what is the next big aim for Taking Shape?
K: I want to be able to help as many kids as possible. I think everyone deserves an opportunity and every kid deserves a chance. In Liverpool I currently partner up with Mandela8, who work directly with the Mandela family. Together we created the program Roots and Wings. Working with a global known organisation definitely helps in our plan to continue to grow nationally.
FP: Brooksy, tell us the story of how you guys got to know each other?
B: We met through mutual friends! I used to promote parties with my friends and Kevin used to do the same with his. You know when you meet someone and you just click, your heads are in the same place, your morals are the same. Although career wise, we are totally different, we always had a lot in common and have been friends ever since.
FP: Did working in the corporate world have much effect on your approach with Taking Shape?
K: The city gave me a different angle to look at things. Having worked in such a fast-paced environment it helped me make sure that the quality I was delivering at Taking Shape was always kept to a high standard. I wanted to be able to build a good foundation t to support these kids, and parents for that matter.
FP: Growing up Robert, we spoke about you going to youth clubs, how did those adventures and experiences affect you?
B: It was a place that you could express yourself, whether it be football, pool, cooking or music classes. All these things allowed you to be yourself. It brought a sense of community and togetherness that allowed you to come together with other people you didn’t know from the area. The idea that at that age of being able to try something new, which I feel everyone should be able to do, was also hugely important. One of the most valuable aspects of it was the fact that some of the youth workers were parents from the area, they were like wise counsel that would give us advice and support. Even now, when you see these people, you have the utmost respect for them. It was a wider family that made you want to feel included. – I will never forget the time we went on a weekend away to go canoeing. It was the first time any of us had ever done it and as a grown man today I still look back at how good it was.
K: I have tried to bring that back too. One of the projects we do is take the kids from Hackney to Liverpool. We do a tour of the history of the city and visited Liverpool Bushido (Karate club run by Harris Jonas). When we arrived at Liverpool train station one of the boys was surprised by the scouse accent, he thought everyone spoke the same as him. By the end of the trip the Hackney kids came home with a with different perspective so many things.
B: It’s all about creating life experiences.
FP: In the grand scheme of things, I think there is always more we can all do to help support the next generation. What would you both say is the most important thing we could do as individuals?
K: I think people need to spread more love. At the end of the day that’s what it comes down to. You need to start looking out for other people, I feel that’s the best thing we can do for those struggling around us.
B: Sharing as well. Some of those little nuggets of wisdom we were given as kids have stuck with us today and that says it all really.
FP: I got to ask a little side question away from the moral of this interview briefly to talk about what’s on both your feet, was ZX ever something you saw in these Youth Clubs?
B: ZX was a huge part of my community center! At the time it was where you saw the latest trainers or trends, We were looking at the older boys saying – Oh that’s a ZX 800 or ZX8000 or many of the trainers in the range, everyone was chatting about it, which brings it back to that idea of togetherness in a space sharing interests.
FP: Thank you both so much again for sitting with us. Before we let you go, we like to give all our interviewees the opportunity to sign everything off whether that be a message of positivity, sharing some exciting news you may have, anything really! So, without further ado take it away.
K: Yes for sure! It’s worth mentioning that thanks to Footpatrol, we will be running a project in July for anyone that would like to get their kids involved. They can contact Taking Shape via our Instagram and website.
Continuing our 20th anniversary celebrations this year, we have enlisted the help of one of our good friends, UK-based illustrator Mark Ward who has provided his own innovative spin on our new apparel collection. Taking design cues from both our London and Paris stores – Soho and Le Marais district – the collection pays an ode to the eclectic community that surrounds both of our stores.
Working commercially across fashion, advertising and installations Mark Ward’s playful illustrative tone has derived from his love for Day-Glo images that inspires his unfiltered humour and idiosyncratic style. Over the years, he has partnered with a catalogue of brands on commissioned pieces; Pepsi, Bleacher Report, Stussy and Haro Bikes just to name a few. Additionally, Mark previously teamed up with us on the Nike Air Max 90 Viotech launch in 2019.
As a cultural accolade to both our stores, our new apparel collection includes a dual T-shirt and hoodie collection that represents our Soho and Le Marais residencies. The T-shirt fits arrive in a simplistic white hue with Footpatrol London branding adorned to the mid chest, with vibrant map style graphics on the reverse that mirror the London area surrounding the store, celebrating the iconic location. The Parisian T-shirt arrives with printed graphics inspired by the Le Marais district.
The collaborative range also features a blacked out hoodie with a map styled graphics printed to the chest, one for each region surrounding the stores. This super comfy hoodie also includes a drawstring adjustment feature for a snug fit and is completed with handy kangaroo pockets.
What’s more, as an added extra with every gift purchase, we have curated our own theme park inspired city guide leaflet that highlights the seminal landmarks from both areas.
The Mark Ward x Footpatrol collection is now available to shop in-store and online here!
At Footpatrol we’re always looking for fun ways to give back to you all so we’d like to welcome the Footpatrol Golden Coins. Limited, and numbered between 1-100, the Golden Coins will be hidden within random shoeboxes in-store 👀. For those lucky enough to pass through, pick up some new trainers and find a golden coin within their box will be able to redeem the coin for a guaranteed raffle win on an upcoming launch in 2022.
Don’t forget to tag us if you’re one of the lucky winners, good luck!
Please note, the coin can NOT be sold or traded and can only be used by the winner and will need to show proof of government photographic ID. Stock availability may vary so please take this into consideration when choosing your win. This will be down to store discretion.
Terms and Conditions – Product Draw Coins LONDON *
Coins
- *Footpatrol will be giving out 100 coins in its London store(s) (a total of 100 coins) on or around [12 May 2022] until the coins are distributed (each a “Coin” and together the “Coins”). The Coins will be placed in 100 boxes of shoes. The owner of the Coin will be the person who receives the Coin in a purchased box of shoes from Footpatrol (the “Owner”). Coins cannot be sold or transferred.
- The Owner will need to provide the relevant Footpatrol store with their name, email address, Instagram handle and shoe size upon receiving the Coin at the till. Any personal data collected will only be used for the purposes of the Coins and/or the Chance to Purchase.
What does the Coin do?
- A Coin will grant the Owner a chance to purchase a product in one (1) instore product launch draw before 31 December 2022 (the “Chance to Purchase”). The Chance to Purchase is subject to availability (including availability of sizes, styles and colours). The Chance to Purchase may not be exchanged for a cash value, nor is it transferable.
How do I redeem my Chance to Purchase?
- You can redeem your Chance to Purchase by contacting the Footpatrol London store via Instagram (@footpatrol_ldn) during the live period of an instore draw and Footpatrol will confirm that the Owner can redeem the Chance to Purchase after the draw has closed.
- To redeem the Chance to Purchase the Owner will need to confirm, at the time of purchase of the Chance to Purchase item, their name by means of photo ID, email address, shoe size and present the Coin at the store (such store to be the same store in which the Coin was received) and such details will need to match the details provided at the time the Owner received the Coin. The Chance to Purchase is subject to the validity of the entry details (including Footpatrol’s ability to process payment at the time of purchase).
- Footpatrol has the right to change, alter or withdraw the Chance to Purchase at any time due to any change in any applicable law or any events outside the control of Footpatrol. Footpatrol shall not be responsible for any delay, cancellation or rescheduling of the Coins and/or the Chance to Purchase.
- The Coins and the Chance to Purchase are available instore only and are subject to availability.
- Footpatrol reserves the right to: (i) cancel the Coins and/or the Chance to Purchase at any time; and/or (ii) amend these terms and conditions.
- All purchases are subject to the Footpatrol instore terms and conditions of sale, please ask a member of staff for more details.
- The promoter of this offer is JD Sports Fashion plc (company number 1888425) t/a Footpatrol (“Footpatrol”).
When it comes to Mizuno, you can always rely on them for a great base to tell an interesting and intriguing story. This is very much clear with their latest offering, the ‘Street Food’ pack. Consisting of the Contender, GV 87 and City Wind, each looks towards a different type of cuisine thats delicate in its creation and tasty in its finish.
To celebrate the arrival of this latest pack, there was one place that stood out to us and we just had to pay them a visit. Situated in the food market over at the relatively new Coal Drops Yard, you’ll find a curry house called ‘Hiden‘. Not only is it somewhat hidden within its location on a quiet stretch of boutiques but it also delivers on it’s offering, curry.
With foodie details covering the silhouettes in sublet fashion, each pair is dressed in a premium suede thats been combined with mesh for a super luxury feel. For the colour ways, Mizuno have opted for a range of subtle off whites with bursts of colour making them perfect for the upcoming warmer months.
Take a look below at the time we paid them a visit with Mizuno and make sure check out the ‘Street Food’ pack available to shop online here!
CLOT and Nike are no strangers to us now when it comes to sneaker collaborations. Having teamed up numerous times in the past on a whole host of famed Nike silhouettes, the duo now turn their attention to the Air Jordan V in its Low disguise.
Bridging coast to coast, CLOT founder, Edison Chen brings what’s on first glance, a simplistic approach to this latest collaboration however, on deeper inspection there is a lot more going on! Bringing in inspiration taken from Chinese culture throughout, this AJV uses a mix of ‘Anthracite’ and ‘Fire Reds’ as its base whilst a glow-in-the-dark outsole makes sure these catch peoples eyes during both the day and night.
Not forgetting the heritage of the silhouette, sūzhōu mazi numerals are placed on the heel that takes a fresh approach to the iconic Jordan number.
PLEASE TAKE TIME TO READ THE BELOW!
The London in-store draw is now CLOSED!
All online draws are now housed over on the Footpatrol Launches App, CLICK HERE to download!
To enter, you’re required to sign up via the above forms, these WON’T be available in-store to sign up on.
In-store winners will be contacted via email informing them of their win. Within this email, winners will be given a set of dates in which they must collect their win from our London store. To collect, you will need to provide the winning email and a valid photographic government ID matching the winners name. NO ONE can collect on the winners behalf. Failure to provide this, or failure to collect within the given dates will mean failure to purchase your win.
To sign up to the Online raffle, you will need to download the Footpatrol Launches app and complete a pre-authorisation payment of the retail price of the product plus shipping costs. This will be held until raffle completion. Those successful will have their raffle win posted out to the address entered during sign up. Those unsuccessful will see a return of their funds, this can take up to 5 working days from when the winners have been drawn. The raffle is limited to one entry per household! Multiple entries will be cancelled!
A fan favourite returns…
The YEEZY SLIDE features an injected EVA FOAM for lightweight durability, whilst the soft top layer in the footbed offers immediate step in comfort. The outsole utilises strategically mapped grooves for optimal comfort and traction.
PLEASE TAKE TIME TO READ THE BELOW!
The London in-store draw is now CLOSED!
All online draws are now housed over on the Footpatrol Launches App, CLICK HERE to download!
To enter, you’re required to sign up via the above forms, these WON’T be available in-store to sign up on.
In-store winners will be contacted via email informing them of their win. Within this email, winners will be given a set of dates in which they must collect their win from our London store. To collect, you will need to provide the winning email and a valid photographic government ID matching the winners name. NO ONE can collect on the winners behalf. Failure to provide this, or failure to collect within the given dates will mean failure to purchase your win.
To sign up to the Online raffle, you will need to download the Footpatrol Launches app and complete a pre-authorisation payment of the retail price of the product plus shipping costs. This will be held until raffle completion. Those successful will have their raffle win posted out to the address entered during sign up. Those unsuccessful will see a return of their funds, this can take up to 5 working days from when the winners have been drawn. The raffle is limited to one entry per household! Multiple entries will be cancelled!
With a multitude of collaborations and inline specials, the Nike Dunks return a few years back met it with unrivalled amounts of fan fare that meant any iteration was a must have. With that hype having not died down and the need and want for the Dunk silhouette still apparent, Nike continue to deliver the goods with new and intriguing inline renditions of the fan favourite.
Often taking influence from those things that surround us, this time they look towards the worlds oceans. Inspired by their movements the ‘Bright Spruce’ leather upper features a textured finish that mimics the oceans waves on a calm day.
Take a closer look below and make sure to get your entries in for the in-store and online draws for your chance to purchase this sure to be summer favourite.
PLEASE TAKE TIME TO READ THE BELOW!
The London in-store draw is now closed!
All online draws are now housed over on the Footpatrol Launches App, CLICK HERE to download!
To enter, you’re required to sign up via the above forms, these WON’T be available in-store to sign up on.
In-store winners will be contacted via email informing them of their win. Within this email, winners will be given a set of dates in which they must collect their win from our London store. To collect, you will need to provide the winning email and a valid photographic government ID matching the winners name. NO ONE can collect on the winners behalf. Failure to provide this, or failure to collect within the given dates will mean failure to purchase your win.
To sign up to the Online raffle, you will need to download the Footpatrol Launches app and complete a pre-authorisation payment of the retail price of the product plus shipping costs. This will be held until raffle completion. Those successful will have their raffle win posted out to the address entered during sign up. Those unsuccessful will see a return of their funds, this can take up to 5 working days from when the winners have been drawn. The raffle is limited to one entry per household! Multiple entries will be cancelled!
The YEEZY 500 ‘GRANITE’ features an upper composed of full-grain leather and suede overlays that offer a premium finish, soft hand feel, along with a supportive and durable wear. A mesh upper provides lightweight breathability and comfort where it is needed while reflective piping details add unique design cues and visual interest. 25% of the components used to make the upper contain a minimum of 50% recycled content. A rubber wrap along the midsole provides support and abrasion resistance. The ADIPRENE+ cushioning absorbs impact and optimises rebound while a light rubber outsole provides traction.
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The London in-store draw is now closed!
All online draws are now housed over on the Footpatrol Launches App, CLICK HERE to download!
To enter, you’re required to sign up via the above forms, these WON’T be available in-store to sign up on.
In-store winners will be contacted via email informing them of their win. Within this email, winners will be given a set of dates in which they must collect their win from our London store. To collect, you will need to provide the winning email and a valid photographic government ID matching the winners name. NO ONE can collect on the winners behalf. Failure to provide this, or failure to collect within the given dates will mean failure to purchase your win.
To sign up to the Online raffle, you will need to download the Footpatrol Launches app and complete a pre-authorisation payment of the retail price of the product plus shipping costs. This will be held until raffle completion. Those successful will have their raffle win posted out to the address entered during sign up. Those unsuccessful will see a return of their funds, this can take up to 5 working days from when the winners have been drawn. The raffle is limited to one entry per household! Multiple entries will be cancelled!
