Footwear and Accessories

Since 1962’s “Dr. No,” James Bond has been the embodiment of cool. So, for the 25th film in the franchise, it's fitting that an attractive promotional product would look to draw attention to that legacy. One might not have necessarily expected for that item to be sneakers, but the promotional item could very well make sense...

In-N-Out released a new pair of shoes in its online store. They're white slip-ons in the style of classic Vans, and they're decorated in the same red squiggly stripes and palm trees pattern as In-N-Out's drink cups. They are extremely cool, but there's a problem: They sold out almost instantly...

Vans is bringing its "Fast Times at Ridgemont High"-branded slip-ons, originally made for the movie's premiere, back to life as part of Vans' Anaheim Factory Collection, which features footwear hand-made like the ones in the '82...

Nike is joining the ranks of companies looking to eliminate waste in their production processes. And, as Nike tends to do with all of its projects, it's going big with it. Through its Move to Zero campaign, Nike's end-goal is zero carbon and zero waste. The company outlined how it plans to do this in five steps...

For the fried chicken enthusiast who also wants to wear minimal footwear, the KFC x Crocs collaboration has shoes that will have everyone asking where they came from and, more importantly, "What's that smell?" That's right. They smell like chicken...

With the 2020 Olympics already set to include a nod to sustainability through medals crafted out of recycled cell phones, Nike is upping its commitment to the environment through designing the U.S. Olympic uniforms from treated shoe parts, among other components...

Various sources have reported that Nike has pulled items related to Kobe Bryant from its online store in the name of carefully considering his branding and the integrity of the footwear market. But other, more recent sources are reporting that Nike simply sold out of the merchandise...

We lost count of the number of brands that teamed up with shoe companies this year for limited-edition collections, licensed offerings and custom designs. Whataburger did cowboy boots. Dunkin’ had running shoes. Heck, Post Malone released his own Crocs. As sneaker culture moves more mainstream, we fully expect the trend to continue well into 2020 and beyond. Sock 101 thinks so, too...

Many people who are seeking romantic partners this year will undoubtedly take to Hinge for help. Marking its eighth year on the dating app scene, the matchmaking aid is striving to help fortunate users to show affection to its “Designed to Be Deleted” slogan through branded merch that they can “destroy.” The goods mark an extension of the app’s Hingie mascot...

The Campbell Soup Company has been benevolent to bowls for 150 years, and many appetites have found satisfaction in the Chunky Soup offerings that “eat like a meal.” Those options within the company's product line inspired a tiny, but nonetheless impressive, branded merch collection for the holidays. Yes, there are sporks involved...