Under The Palms

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Gus...That is super ill! Awesome pickup!

jacobmontana wrote:

DJGuamstyles wrote:You mean Dave Ortiz didn't found "Dave's Quality Meat"?

They co-found it but Ortiz got bought out a couple years back.
Dave actually now has nothing to do with DQM what so ever.

which is why they call it DQM instead of Dave quality meats in cause no one knew.

You can get the Neighborhood - Tiger Stripe Towel HERE.

NICE aka! Are those real authentic?

erwin wrote:NICE aka! Are those real authentic?

The boxes? Yes! I thought they would just be cardboard blocks with the panels glued on, but their actual giant shoe boxes! There's the size chart on the bottom and everything.

Dope!

One of the great things about working at a Vans store is when you have to change the floor set you get to "throw out" all the old shit. Haha good shit Daniel

akamedaniel wrote:

erwin wrote:NICE aka! Are those real authentic?

The boxes? Yes! I thought they would just be cardboard blocks with the panels glued on, but their actual giant shoe boxes! There's the size chart on the bottom and everything.

I thought those boxes were real old (my bad) these came with the van doren's isn't it.

Wolf knows whats up.
Yeah Erwin they're from the new Van Doren series.

Sea glow and Jason markk just came in the mail.

Your yellowing is still minor, so most of it should come out. Don't be alarmed when you start scrubbing the sea glow on the black foxingstripe, because it will look like it's starting to come off, but it's just oxidation in the rubber. You won't damage it. And on the white parts, just scrub the sea glow in, and then use a microfiber rag to wipe away all the milky stuff, and then reapply a clean coat of sea glow, and let them sit in the sun for a few hrs., then bring them back in the house (I do it at my bathroom sink), and wipe off the sun treated sea glow with the same rag, and then put more sea glow on the sole, and scrub away again, and after a few treatments in the sun, then wipe off as much as you can, and then use the jason markk to clean them. Your rubber will be slightly sticky, but that's good. It means the sea glow is embedded into the rubber now. That's how it restores your rubber. Have fun, and try to take before and after shots, or do one shoe at a time, if they're both yellow!

The gf needed to go to Staples yesterday and I ended up walking out with this. SMH hahaha

Picked up a couple 12"x10" hard polystyrene displays. One featuring the Iconic heel tab, the other showing some of the old factory photos from the production line.