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Since its inception in 1989, Slam Jam has always looked for emerging trends to introduce to the ever-evolving global market. Throughout the year, our catalog carries products with their own life - symbols of subverting and modern messing up. Different in form but not in substance, Slam Jam's selection is a crusade between a thousand worlds.
The Special Projects' section explores Slam Jam's global role in the cultural-artistic landscape in defining the evolution of underground trends, also thanks to the collaborations with Vans, Nike, Alpha Industries, Converse, Our Legacy, New Era and many more.
Since its inception in 1989, Slam Jam has always looked for emerging trends to introduce to the ever-evolving global market. Throughout the year, our catalog carries products with their own life - symbols of subverting and modern messing up. Different in form but not in substance, Slam Jam's selection is a crusade between a thousand worlds.
Since Slam Jam foundation in 1989, Luca Benini's cutting-edge vision has helped shaping the Italian streetwear scene by introducing then-unknown brands such as Carhartt WIP and Stüssy. In Slam Jam, clothing is a way to connect tribes of like-minded people. Discover our women selection featuring Jean Paul Gaultier, Ottolinger, Kiko Kostadinov and many others.
How we live is defined by a proactive attitude to exploring and choosing what makes us happy. Small everyday tools that make our lives easier, new and exciting experiences all the time, between books, outdoor immersions, and music.
Whether you want to furnish your home with coffee table books, give a gift to a friend, or learn about the stories of the creative people who revolutionized pop culture, you cannot move wrong in this section. Discover the catalog of Phaidon Books, Mental Athletic, Sneeze Magazine, and many more.
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Nike x Tom Sachs Mars Yard Overshoe White / Blue
Mars Yard 2.0 stitched into inner layer, Dyneema covered, tension cord, magnetic buckles, SFB sole.
