[benji]

Eh? WTF..

[GeeBee]

Nice work Errol
I don't mind the red ones so much . . . but, again, the footpatrol campus are better. Wish I had the reds . . . and the greys.

[Tifoso]

I love that he put TWO teabags in the pic.

[dj_wildthing]

Btw, what are those NYCAMPUS 80s – are they samples? Don't think I've seen them before...

[vox]

If they'd done the aging more authentic-looking they would be okey but now it looks like someone ran them through their buttcrack!

[lorre]

@ dj_wildthing yes they're Neighborhood samples apparently they where going to open another store but that got shelved and so did the shoe. These are dated 12/08.

[Fritze]

The red ones are looking good imho. Even with the faked vintage (and copied from N**ke) sole.

[Tifoso]

I though adidas did this on a campus 80's a while back before Noike did it on their Air Max, no, Fritze?

[Fritze]

Dunno mate. Seen that for the first time on some Noike shoes maybe a year ago in London (and I thought how stupid is this?).

http://hypebeast.com/2011/04/nike-dunk-a...ther-look/

The first Campus with the faked vintage sole has been the Mita ones (navy blue and grey) if I'm right. And they were definitely later.

[dj_wildthing]

I'd say it was done on the 35th Consortium vins already in 2005 although they didn't use multiple colours to create the effect, but I think it was definitely meant to copy the look of aged shoes.

Same goes for the aged chalk sole of the 80s, and the sprinkled shells and soles of the 'grün' 'eco' supes.

– and you can argue the Bape supes from 2003 did it too using the chalk colour, I'm pretty sure it was done to get an aged look.