In the early days of the 20th century, sneaker culture was born in the streets of New York City. It was a time of great creativity and self-expression, where people wore their hearts on their sleeves (and in their shoes). The likes of Chuck Taylor, Stan Smith, and Penny Hardaway were the pioneers of this movement.
Today, sneakerheads are the true rebels of our time. We live by a code of conduct that is unwaveringly committed to the pursuit of the most fire, the most fresh, and the most flyest kicks on the market. We will not be silenced by the haters, nor will we be deterred by the doubters. We are the chosen ones, the select few who know that a good sneaker is not just a shoe, but a statement piece.