Archive for the 'MENS COLLECTIONS' Category
Headlines: Missoni x Converse Chuck Taylor
What can I tell you – CONVERSE is KILLING IT – first SAK and now MISSONI. They are like Hitsville USA – the Berry Gordy of the sneaker world. The shoes are cool, exclusive, high-end and comfortable. Releasing at CANVAS in the coming weeks - pre-book by phone to avoid missing out 310.317.9895.
Converse and Missoni link up for two new Fall 2010 styles. Two new updated versions of the classic Chuck Taylor All Star shoe with black and white space dyed knits covering the sides and toecap, finished off with soft sheep leather in “Missoni Brick Red” on the split tongue, heel pull tab and partially lined collar . Due to the unique space dyed technique used this season, each shoe is one of a kind as the knits are carefully spun to vary from piece to piece.
New Arrivals: Native Son Mosley tribes Collab
Along with our CANVAS Custom sunnies we just received the very exclusive MOSLEY TRIBES collaboration with LA based menswear luxury label Native Son. MT and NS reinterpreted the staple MT style “Lyndel” (my favorite frame of 2010) and used a matte tungsten acetate that was hand molded and is also translucent, it also features quadrilateral gunmetal inlay on the frame front. With 2 lens options a Brown Mineral Glass Photochromic, and a Mineral Glass Grey. Available at CANVAS and select boutiques in Japan – WHAT!!!!. Give a call 310.317.9895 while exclusives supplies last. 
mens shoes: Luker by Neighborhood Superstars
Hot off the presses Canvas has just received the ObyO (originals by originals) Superstars. As part of his adidas Fall/Winter 2010 Collection, Kazuki Kuraishi invited Luker by Neighborhood to design a Superstar. The sneaker comes in a black and a white colorway with vintage effects on the outer sole. The Luker by Neighborhood branding appears on the heel, tongue and the sidepanel. Neighborhood is a Japanese street fashion house and LUKER is a subdivision of Neighborhood that began last fall. Kazuki and LUKER decided on using the Adidas Superstar for the collection and they were so right because these shoes are off the chain. Give a call 310.317.9895.
mens shoes: Nike lunar 180 quickstrike
This Air Lunar 180 released by nike last Saturday (sorry I could not post sooner) is what is called a NIKE QUICKSTRIKE. Quickstrike product can be viewed as almost a prototype because it is released to only a handful of nike retailers across the country and Canvas from time to time is one of them and then 6 months to a year later it can often be released in different colors to a large selections of retail. This shoe is like bigfoot it will be highly discussed with only a select few sightings and even fewer owners. 18 pairs give a call 310.317.9895. FYI – this shoe is a running or walkers delight, not to be confused with “Rappers Delight” by the Sugarhill Gang – get it get it!!!
mens shoes: Fall10 Converse by John Varvatos
Fall Converse by John Varvatos have dropped into Canvas this week. The first two hot off this seasons plate are the cool blue suede star player mid and the ct spec hi in an amazing green leather. This fall and into sp11 the John Varvatos line-up of sneakers is off the charts. The leathers are great, the distressing is clean and you cannot beat the comfort of these shoes. Give a call 310.317.9895.
mens accessories: Jewelry by Jeffrey Levin
This bracelet is one of my favorite pieces by Jeffrey Levin because it embodies all of the elements that make mens jewelery cool to me. It is earthy, subtle, rugged, solid, timeless and it does not require one to handle it with kid gloves. This piece is ready to go wherever. Give a call 310.317.9895 .
Mens shoes: Sak for Converse Jack Purcell
This shoe is the BENTLEY of SNEAKERS. EACH PAIR WAS MADE BY HAND - PIECE BY PIECE, ONE AT A TIME .The ART, CRAFTSMANSHIP, TRADITION AND EXCLUSIVITY that went into the construction, design and distribution of this shoe is remarkable. Every few years a sneaker brand does something so interesting that you really have to stand-up and take notice. Shoes off to Sak and Converse and for this amazing interpretation of the Jack Purcell.
High-fashion label Sak and Converse First String come together for second round of collaborative footwear. With the original collection released earlier this year, the 2010 summer collection combines elements of Converse’s iconic profiles with sak sensibilities including traditional construction methods. The Ryusaku Hiruma-designed capsule combines touches of Japanese and Italian culture through the One Star and Jack Purcell with a video documenting Hiruma’s process. The 2010 summer collection is available this month at select retailers in the US , Sak’s New York and Canvas, Malibu for the Jack Purcell exclusively. Art, Tradition, Craftsmanship and Exclusivity. Give a call 310.317.9895
new arrivals: Canvas (Art Dept.) Candle is back…
Our candle is back and better than ever. Billed under our brand the ART DEPT. we have stabilized the fragrance and packaged it with our mantra dREAM bELIEVE cREATE. The sweet scent was developed by Jac and mixed with kindness and lots of positivity. Enjoy it and let’s roll.
mens shoes: nikes lunarfly+ & air maxim 1+
Nike . Air Maxim 1+
Two new cool nikes; the super light lunarfly+ great for running or walking and the classic air max revisited and modernized to become the new air maxim 1. Both shoes are equipped with the nike plus system that allows you track the progress of your work-outs and also gives immediate audio work-out feedback. The air maxim and the lunarfly are two running styles that are a super comfortable shoe for walking around and look great when your just hanging out.
Mens Shoes: Excl. Number (Nine) for Converse
Converse releases the second installation of its Number (N)ine for Converse collection. Some of the last Number (N)ine products available from Takahiro Miyashita’s highly sought-after label, the collection includes a Chuck Taylor All Star and a One Star shoe.
The collaboration seems especially fitting for Takahiro who sees Converse as a sort of beginning and an end. “My childhood started with Converse” he says, noting that with the closing of Number (N)ine, that Converse has a special existence in relation to both his youth and the end of Number (N)ine