24 KILATES x XLARGE x DIADORA – “COPITO” 1–52 von 151 Ergebnissen werden angezeigt. Nach Preis sortieren: niedrig zu hoch Nach Preis sortieren: hoch zu niedrig This is a unique website which will require a more modern browser to work! for joining the Redbubble mailing list Thanks for signing up! Receive exclusive deals and awesome artist news and content right to your inbox. Free for your convenience.Vinyl, Streetwear, Sneakers and moreGood Stuff Carefully Composed since 2002 Bei hhv.de leben und lieben wir einen urbanen Lifestyle. Seit 15 Jahren spiegelt sich diese Hingabe in unserem Online Shop in einem einzigartigen Angebot wider. Das Sortiment spannt einen Bogen von Vinyl Schallplatten über Streetwear bis hin zu Sneakers, alles unter einem Dach. Unser Vinyl Shop hält über 70.000 Titel bereit – eines der weltweit größten Repertoires an Vinyl Schallplatten online. Daneben setzen wir auf hochwertige Urban Fashion-Marken und
eine Palette an stilsicheren Sneakers. Alles sorgfältig und mit Liebe zum Detail ausgewählt. Unsere Wurzeln: Hip Hop und Vinyl Die Geschichte von hhv.de beginnt Ende der 1990er Jahre – in einer Zeit also, in der die seltene Vinyl LP eben nicht nur einen Mausklick entfernt zu finden war. Hip Hop Musik aus den USA, gerade abseits des Mainstreams, war hierzulande nur schwer zu bekommen. Auf Vinyl kaufen konnte man sie damals kaum – schon gar nicht zu einem fairen Preis. Die Idee, das zu ändern, war dann 2002 der Grundstein zu dem, was heute hhv.de ist. Vom Plattenladen zum Vinyl Online Shop Was als kleiner Plattenladen in Berlin-Friedrichshain begann, wurde bald ein Online Shop. Musikalisch sollte es nicht bei Hip Hop und Rap bleiben. So erweiterte sich nach und nach das Angebot im Vinyl Shop von hhv.de, erst um die Genres Funk und Soul, später dann um zahlreiche weitere Musikrichtungen wie etwa House, Techno, Rock, Folk oder Jazz. Ob Stones Throw oder Melting Pot Music, ob Daptone Records, Warp Records oder XL Recordings – viele ganz unterschiedliche Plattenlabels haben in unserem Vinyl Shop ein Zuhause gefunden.
Vinyl Schallplatten aus dem eigenen Haus Die Auswahlkriterien sind seither nicht mehr getragen von einem speziellen Stil, sondern zunehmend bestimmt durch Qualität. Diese ist auch Grundmotiv der Veröffentlichungen unseres Hauslabels hhv.de, das im Laufe unserer sukzessiven Weiterentwicklung entstanden ist. Es ermöglicht uns, ebenso wie unser Label Project: Mooncircle, eng mit Musikern und Labelbetreibern zusammenzuarbeiten und Releases nach eigenem Geschmack zu realisieren. Wachstum über den Vinyl Shop hinaus Doch nicht nur der Musikbereich erlebte in den vergangenen Jahren ein organisches Wachstum. Vielmehr vergrößerte sich allmählich das gesamte Sortiment von hhv.de. Zunächst ergänzte Band Merchandise das Repertoire, später kamen Bekleidung und Schuhe dazu. Heute ist hhv.de nicht mehr einzig ein Vinyl Shop, sondern zugleich auch ein Streetwear Shop und ein Sneakers Shop. Accessoires, Equipment, Bücher und Zeitschriften runden das Angebot ab. Streetwear und Urban Fashion von Top-Marken
In unserem Urban Fashion Shop führen wir ein breites Markenspektrum, das Klassiker wie Carhartt , Nike oder Stüssy ebenso abdeckt wie jüngere Brands – z.B. Wemoto, Ucon Acrobatics und . Auch zeitgenössische Menswear Marken wie Wood Wood, Soulland und Libertine-Libertine haben bei uns ihren Platz. Ständig verfolgen wir aktuelle Trends und holen frische Kollektionen in den Shop. So finden Modebewusste bei uns zeitgemäße Streetwear in stilsicheren Schnitten und Designs – von T-Shirts, Sweatern und Hoodies über Hosen, Hemden und Jacken bis hin zu Caps und Mützen. Zur Auswahl gehört außerdem eine eigene Apparel-Reihe, mit der wir unsere Begeisterung für Hip Hop, Beats und Vinyl in Textil umsetzen. Passende Sneakers zum Outfit Sollen auch die Füße stylish gekleidet sein, lohnt sich zusätzlich ein Klick in unseren Sneakers Shop. Dieser bietet eine Vielfalt hochwertiger Turnschuhe von namhaften Herstellern wie Nike, adidas, New Balance, Asics oder Vans. Hunderte von Modellen in verschiedenen Styles und Colorways sind sofort verfügbar: Laufschuhe wie der Nike Air Max 1, der Nike Roshe Run, der adidas ZX Flux und der New Balance M996, Basketballschuhe wie die Air Jordan-Reihe oder Skateschuhe wie der Vans Authentic und der Nike SB Stefan Janoski Max.
Egal, auf welchen Sneaker die Entscheidung fällt – erste Wahl ist jeder einzelne. Das Wesen von hhv.de Über die Jahre hinweg hat sich so manches bei hhv.de verändert. Doch das, was uns ausmacht, haben wir uns immer bewahrt: die Liebe und Leidenschaft für Vinyl, Sneakers und Urban Fashion. Daneben gehören Qualität und Authentizität zu den zentralen Werten, die unser Leitbild prägen. Hinter hhv.de steht kein “Imperium”, sondern ganz normale, bodenständige Menschen. So sind wir dem Friedrichshainer Kiez von Anfang an treu geblieben und haben auch an unserem Ladengeschäft, dem hhv.de Store, stets festgehalten. Wir feiern gerne bei Konzerten und Partys, am liebsten zusammen mit unseren Kunden. Zur Arbeit kommen wir mit dem Fahrrad und viele von uns hat man auch schon einen Kinderwagen schieben sehen. Wir planen für die Zukunft – auf ganz natürliche Weise.Earlier this week, Jordan Brand previewed the "Poster Collection," which includes new colorways of Air Jordans 2 and 12 inspired by vintage Michael Jordan Nike posters.
The collection will make its retail debut next spring. It could be argued that Jordan is the quintessential poster athlete. His unprecedented combination of athleticism and flair made for dunks that were somewhat artistic in nature, like he was posing for photos in mid-air. Every kid who wanted to be like Mike had a poster of his tacked to the wall and dreamed of being able to have one of his or her own someday. In the spirit of the upcoming poster-inspired Air Jordans, here's a rundown of the 30 Best Michael Jordan Nike Posters of All-time. This poster was fairly simple, but that's all it needed to be. Michael Jordan had officially returned, ready to make history in his greatest signature sneaker. One could probably count the number of athletes with official posters of them playing multiple professional sports on one hand. Jordan's unexpected retirement from the NBA in 1993 was a blow for Nike, but they continued to market him while he struggled on the diamond.
In the Flight Club era, Michael Jordan went reverse Jumpman in what would go on be his first championship sneaker. Nike turned Mars Blackmon's catchphrase into a factoid about Michael Jordan's hangtime years before ESPN's Sport Science. 26. Great Moments in Flight According to this poster, Michael Jordan is responsible for nearly half of the greatest moments in flight. The free-throw line dunk is the lasting image from the '88 contest, but MJ's leaning windmill was quite a visual itself. There may not be a better trio than Jordan, Pippen and Rodman from the Chicago Bulls' second three-peat. This poster captured the intensity of the team that won 72 games. Nike promoted the Air Jordan 2 with the tagline "Imagination." Playing on that idea, they rolled out the "Wing It" poster, which referenced Michael Jordan's spontaneity in the air and the shoe's logo. 22. A Death-Defying High-Flying 360 Slam Dunk After Michael Jordan revolutionized the slam dunk in the Air Jordan 3, Mars Blackmon imagined all possibilities when the Air Jordan 4 was launched.
21. Welcome to Sunny Portland When arriving at the sneaker capital of the world, travelers don't have to go far for a fresh pair of Nikes. In fact, they can be purchased at the airport, and this Jordan poster was staged at PDX as a reminder. Foreshadowing a certain animated movie, Michael Jordan's efforts in aerospace began when he first linked up with the Looney Tunes years earlier. 19. Look, Up in the Air Not a bird, not a plane. Just Michael Jordan being more photogenic than any athlete in history. 18. Art of the Dunk Like a lot of Michael Jordan posters, "Art of the Dunk" showcased his dunking prowess, ending in the Jumpman pose. Before there was Kazaam, Mars Blackmon summoned Little Richard as the Genie of the Lamp to help him fly. Crediting failures for his success not only made for another great Jordan poster, but it's arguably his most famous inspirational quote. Michael Jordan had a way of making dunks look artistic. The "Imagination" poster showcased how graceful he was from every angle.
After elephant, there was the cement-printed Air Jordan 4, which seemed right at home on the pavement and next to graffiti-painted brick walls. Now more cerebral than aerial, Michael Jordan was featured on "The Master" as a dribbler in his element. The lines on the poster were reminiscent of the sun ray panels on the Air Jordan 12. 12. The Best on Earth, The Best on Mars II After moving on from Mars (Blackmon), Michael Jordan took on an inhabitant from Mars (Marvin the Martian). In one of the all-time great marketing angles, Michael and Mars once convinced the world that the gift of flight was because of "the shoes." Also the name of the original kids' Air Jordan, Sky Jordan beautifully captured the grace of His Airness and the cleanest colorway of the Air Jordan 7. For the Jordan Brand's 20th Anniversary, MJ recreated his iconic "Wings" poster, but in reverse and covered in tattoos that were also the laser print on the Air Jordan 20. 8. The Best on Earth, The Best on Mars
With Michael Jordan re-committed to Nike and wearing his most innovative sneaker to date, they brought in Spike Lee as "Mars Blackmon," a character that debuted in Lee's 1986 film She's Gotta Have It. The chemistry between Jordan and Spike was undeniable and the history created by the two started here. The "Royal" Air Jordan 1 is a shoe that most people have never seen Michael Jordan actually wear. However, it did hit the runway along with an awesome matching tracksuit for this rare poster. One of the greatest Michael Jordan photos ever taken, "Playground" took the new face of the NBA back to where it all began — the blacktop. Kids in the photo represented the dream every youngster had at the time. Michael Jordan is the standard by which all players are measured, and his 6 championship rings are tops for the modern era. When he called it quits for the second time, this portrait was a statement of his excellence. Twenty-four years later, this poster is back in the spotlight as Jordan Brand celebrates its 30th Anniversary with the return of Bugs Bunny.
The Jordan x Looney Tunes partnership debuted in 1992 and helped marry Michael Jordan to pop culture. It would eventually lead to the movie Space Jam, the highest grossing basketball movie of all-time. There probably isn't a Jordan fan that didn't have this tacked on the wall growing up. "Wings" was a poster for anybody who dared to dream. Flight is possible and Michael Jordan was the proof. The duel between Michael Jordan and Dominique Wilkins had a little bit of everything. The two best dunkers of the era going head-to-head, power, style, innovation, a little home cooking and a dramatic finish. Jordan closed the show with this picture perfect free throw line dunk, which clinched the win and will go down as his defining slam. 1. Jumpman (The Air Jordan Has Landed) The top 3 posters on this list are pretty much interchangeable, but it's hard to argue against the poster that has come to define Michael Jordan's brand and the Air Jordan line. The almost perfectly symmetrical pose is one of the world's most recognizable logos, helping establish Jordan Brand as its own entity in 1997.