Gourmet takes a leap in a different direction with their Quindici Canvas model, more of a laid back feel. Using a canvas upper, leather highlights, and tonal laces. Two colors are available, black and grey, while each use a white sole and midsole. The Gourmet Quindici Canvas is apart of their Spring – Summer 2011 line.

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Solebox has been getting around, doing collaborations with shoe companies such as adidas or Vans. This time around, the guys in Berlin have teamed up with Pro Keds to create the simple yet stylish Solebox x Pro Keds Royal Low Canvas. The shoe comes in a clean black/red/white colorway, with a black canvas upper, white toe area and midsole, red vulcanized toe, and of course, the Solebox name on the back heel tag. The black tongue features some red accents to match nicely with the rest of the shoe, which is available now in stores and releasing online September 19th.




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With all the Nike Sweet Classic Mids’ floating around, it’s about time we showed some love for the Sweet Classic Low. The latest Nike Sweet Classic Low uses a birch white canvas upper in this birch/birch-team red-obsidian colorway. While the whole canvas upper is drenched in birch, the inner lining and midsole use white to match the darker shade. Team red and obsidian mark the midsole and ankle tab to add some classic flavor, making this a great choice for casual footwear. It’s available now for $50 online.

Canvas seems like it never goes out of style; thus, Nike put canvas on the Nike Dunk High. This Dunk features a black canvas upper and a white swoosh to match the white midsole and tongue. To add some contrast, the shoe has a gumsole to make it nice and clean. Hopefully we’ll see more of this shoe soon, but for now, it’s available at some Nike retailers such as Proper.


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Nike is making sure it covers every type of shoe, from basketball, to even boat shoes a la the Mad Jibe. Next up, Nike has taken its turn at the classic canvas lowtop silhouette similar to that of Vans, with the Nike Deuce. The Deuce comes in two clean black/white and white/black colorways, both with white midsoles and black outsoles. They have canvas uppers in their respective colors, along with contrasting stitching and accents to keep each shoe two-toned. The swoosh is found on the back side panel and the Nike tongue tag rocks the classic label. Each shoe goes for about $83 in Germany, so it’d be wise to wait for the U.S. release.
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After speculation and anticipation, these New Balance 576s will be releasing early next year. Made up of a combination of canvas and suede, the Vandal-esque style hitting the 576 attracts while the reflective “N” logo is an added bonus. The 576 is available in two styles purple/silver and beige/silver. The purple version is made up of mostly purple with a silver logo and accents. The second style follows a similar pattern but features a beige upper. Look for these to release sometime next year. Via CT.