DescriptionThe Sneakerboy store displays a large range of luxury footwear, including sneakers from Saint Laurent and Givenchy, plus special limited-editions by Nike, Adidas and Reebok. The store represents a new model for retail. It has no stock for sale, just sneaker samples in various sizes for fitting purposes. Consumers purchase via a Sneakerboy app (on their own phones or in-store iPads). This remembers your shoe size, payment preferences and purchase history, and provides tailored information about new products. All transactions are processed via the web, with product shipping from Hong Kong.The store’s product release cycle is more in tune with the rhythm of the Internet than traditional seasons, and is constantly updated with a feed of new products and special limited editions. FacebookOpening hoursMon: 10am – 7pmTue: 10am – 7pmWed: 10am – 7pmThu: 10am – 9pmFri: 10am – 9pmSat: 10am – 7pmSun: 11am – 7pmAccessibilityWheelchair accessible Payment method acceptedAll payment types
How to get therePublic Transport Victoria Cafes Public Toilets Restaurants Bars/PubsSneakerboy is a sneaker shop based in Australia which has a collaboration set to release. They have team up with Reebok to design their own Reebok Insta Pump Fury releases apart of the ‘Pony’ Pack. Two pairs of the Reebok Insta Pump Fury is apart of the Pony Pack. These two pairs come in your choice of White or Black. In addition, each will also have Italian calf hair across the base. Sneakerboy branding is seen across the heel tab while both Reebok and Sneakerboy’s branding lands on the insole. Other details include leather across the liner and tinted translucent outsoles. Below you can check out more photos of the Sneakerboy x Reebok Insta Pump Fury Pony Pack which will give you a better look. For those interested in purchasing, they are set to release tomorrow, September 17th, 2016 at their online store. Retail price will be $300. It isn’t known at the time of writing if a wider release will take place, however we will make sure to update you with additional information.
Sneakerboy is a Melbourne retail Mecca for trainer aficionados Stepping off the retail grid, this Melbourne trainer ‘gallery’ merges online shopping with the traditional try-on facilities of a bricks-and-mortar store. ‘We wanted to create a multibrand with a new luxury movement at its core,’ says creative director Chris Kyvetos. To shop, Sneakerboy customers first register online for a special ID. In store, there are no tills or products to take home. All purchases must be made through an iPhone or the in-house iPads, fixed to custom spun-steel chairs. The showroom carries a full-size range of each style (there are more than 1,500), while orders are shipped direct to customers from a Hong Kong warehouse. The design by local firm March Studio begins with a large circular steel portal at the entrance, which directs visitors to the ‘viewing chamber’, where, inspired by the same retro futurism of an Underground station, illuminated glass shelves display each style. In the live-wire server room, scrolling LED tickers credit each shoe’s designer, and when customers scan purchases with the Sneakerboy app, the pricing and sizing options pop up, along with responsive comments like ‘sold out’.
Shop 21, 265-279 Little Bourke Street Four score: the menswear labels doing timeless with a new twist Style findings: dispatches from the Wallpaper* fashion team Night at the museum: Louis Vuitton takes a trip to the Louvre for A/W 2017 Shadow lines: the spectral spaces of sculptor Do Ho Suh cast a veil over this season’s fabrics Paris Fashion Week A/W 2017 womenswear editor’s picks Go wild: we’re on the hunt for some safari-inspired suiting Cult handbag label Building Block masters the art of minimalism Hands free: we’re backing the latest designer bags Shape shifters: we’re coming out of our shell with pieces that bring new form to the body Behind the set: Maria Grazia Chiuri goes into the blue at Dior A/W 2017 Louis Vuitton A/W 2017 Miu Miu A/W 2017 Moncler Gamme Rouge A/W 2017 Behind the set: Anya Hindmarch imagines an architectural snow scene for its A/W 2017 runway show Paris Fashion Week A/W 2017: highlights from the womenswear shows
Alexander McQueen A/W 2017We just presented the official lookbook of the Kanye West-designed adidas YEEZY Season 1 and the bag range, which is coming to global retailers tomorrow, October 29. The collection will release at select adidas Originals stores, as well as top retailers in Asia, America and Europe. Unlike with previous adidas YEEZY Boost sneaker releases, which dropped at both fashion boutiques and sneaker-centric retailers (adidas Consortium accounts to be specific), the upcoming tan colorway of the adidas YEEZY Boost 350 will only be released at retailers that also carry the full apparel collection. The list of all global retailers getting both YEEZY Season 1 and the upcoming adidas YEEZY Boost 350 is here below. adidas Originals Flagship Stores adidas Originals Flagship Store Milan, Via Tocqueville 11, Italy adidas Originals Flagship Store Berlin, Münzstraße 13-15, Germany adidas Originals Flagship Store London, 15 Fouberts Place, UK adidas Originals Flagship Store Seoul, Sinsa-dong 662-2, Korea
adidas Originals Flagship Store Shanghai, 939 West Nanjing Rd, China adidas Originals Flagship Store Tokyo, 5-17-4 Jingumae, Japan Boon the shop Shinsegae Gangnam, Seoul, Korea Boon the shop Men Flagship, Seoul, Korea Boon the shop Shinsegae Dept Main, Seoul, Korea Boon the shop Women Flagship, Seoul, Korea D-mop J-01, Hongkong, Hongkong Espionage Republic Boutique Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia Espionage Republic Boutique Sydney, Sydney, Australia Hankyu Mens Osaka, Osaka, Japan Hankyu Mens Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan Invincible Central, Taichung, Taiwan Invincible East, Taipei, Taiwan Invincible South, Kaohsiung, Taiwan Isetan Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan Juice Beijing, Beijing, China Juice HK Sheng Wan, Hongkong, Honkong Juice Kuala Lumpur, Bangsar Baru, Malaysia Juice Shanghai, Shanghai, China Juice Sheung Wan, Sheung Wan, China Juice Tapei, Taipei, Taiwan Lane Crawford Beijing Seasons Place, Beijing, China
Lane Crawford Chengdu IFS, Chengdu, China Lane Crawford Shanghai Times Square, Shanghai, China Seibu Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan Sneakerboy Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia Sneakerboy Sydney, Sydney, Australia Space Mue Cheong-dam, Seoul, Korea Space Mue Hyundai-Coex, Seoul, Korea SWG Nagoya, Nagoya, Japan United Arrows & Sons, Tokyo, Japan Universe d’homme et femme, Makati City, Philippines A Ma Maniere, Atlanta, USA ACD Gallery, San Diego, USA Acrimony, San Francisco, USA Addict, Bal Harbour, USA adidas Style, Chicago, USA Apt 606, Miami, USA Atelier, New York, USA Barneys New York – Madison Ave, New York, USA Barneys New York – Broadway, New York, USA Barneys New York, Beverly Hills, USA Barneys New York, Los Angeles, USA Barneys New York, Seattle, USA Barneys New York, Chicago, USA Barneys New York, Boston, USA Barneys New York, Las Vegas, USA Barneys New York, San Francisco, USA
Barneys New York, Scottsdale, USA Barneys New York, Georgetown, USA Barneys New York, Glendale, USA Barneys New York, Philadelphia, USA Barneys New York, Santa Monica, USA Barneys New York, Brooklyn, USA Black Market, Arlington, USA The Darkside Initiative, San Francisco, USA Forward by Elyse Walker, Online, USA Fruition, Las Vegas, USA H Lorenzo, West Hollywood, USA Hotoveli, New York, USA Influence U, Montreal, Canada, Jonathan + Olivia, Toronto, Canada Just One Eye, Los Angeles, USA KITH, New York, USA Notre Shop, Chicago, USA Opening Ceremony, Los Angeles, USA Opening Ceremony, New York, USA Packer Shoes, Teaneck, USA Roden Gray, Vancouver, Canada RSVP Gallery, Chicago, USA Saint Alfred, Chicago, USA Shoe Gallery, Miami, USA Social Status, Charlotte, USA The Factory, Oklahoma City, USA The Webster, Bal Harbour, USA The Webster, Miami, USA TNT – The New Trend, Montreal, Canada
TNT – The New Trend, Toronto, Canada UBIQ, Philadelphia, USA, Undefeated, Los Angeles, USA Wildstyle, West Hollywood, USA Wish, Atlanta, USA, Xhibition, Cleveland, USA Europe – Middle East Due di Picche, Napoli, Italy Angelo Minetti, Casale Monferrato, Italy Boutique 1, Dubai, UAE Boutique Roma, Zurich, Switzerland Cotton Club, Monza, Italy Degli Effetti, Roma, Italy Di Vincenzo, Sant´ Anastasia, Italy Elite, Puerto Banus, Spain End Clothing, Newcastle, UK First Boutique, Limassol, Cyprus Foot Patrol, London, UK Four by Azzurro, Amsterdam, Netherlands Galeries Lafayette, Paris, France Gruppo Pritelli, Cattolica, Italy Harvey Nichols, Birmingham, UK Harvey Nichols, Bristol, UK Harvey Nichols, Kuwait, Kuwait Harvey Nichols, London, UK Harvey Nichols, Manchester, UK Hervia Bazaar, Manchester, UK Hombre Mode, Amsterdam, Netherlands Julian Fashion, Milano Marittima, Italy
Kuznetsky Most 20, Moscow, Russia La Soleil, Budapest, Hungary Liberty – Kurt Geiger, London, UK Limited Editions, Barcelona, Spain Luisa via Roma, Florence, Italy Michael Chell, Windsor, UK Mimma Ninni, Bari, Italy OffSpring – Selfridges, Birmingham, UK OffSpring – Selfridges, London, UK OffSpring – Selfridges, Manchester, UK Paul & Friends, Stockholm, Sweden Philip Browne, Norwich, UK Primavera, Den Haag, Netherlands Saks 5th Avenue, Dubai, UAE Selfridges, Manchester, UK, Shoebaloo, Amsterdam, Netherlands Sid, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Slam Jam, Ferrara, Italy Stefania Mode, Trapani, Italy Stoy Munkholm, Aarhus, Denmark Susi Store, Latina, Italy The 6th Floor – Steffl, Vienna, Austria The Business, Leicester, UK The Corner, Berlin, Germany The Dope Factory, Porto Cervo, Italy, The GoodwillOut, Cologne, Germany The Icon, Kiev, Ukraine The Level Shoedistrict, Dubai, UAE