The Great Stamp'd LA Spring Collection Footwear
I love this funky Spring 09 collection from Stampd’ LA, the coolest footwear brand in LA. The collection mixes non-traditional shoe fabrication methods with a modern interpretation of graphics based on the Los Angeles culture.
I am always into cool graphics and illustration on sneakers and Stampd’ LA does it right in their numbered and Room’d line in limited editions. The Stamp’d LA company was created by designer and entrepreneur Chris Stamp as an avenue to innovative modern footwear.
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I am always into cool graphics and illustration on sneakers and Stampd’ LA does it right in their numbered and Room’d line in limited editions. The Stamp’d LA company was created by designer and entrepreneur Chris Stamp as an avenue to innovative modern footwear.
View more styles and do some online shopping here.
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