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Designed to suit the needs of athletes like Vivian Bruchez and Sean Pettit, Mountain Hardwear’s new Mythogen™ Kit is the ultimate blend of freeride and backcountry-focused functionality. Powder aims ...

It’s time to give Big Tex a new pair of boots! The 2026 Big Tex Boot Design Contest kicks off on Wednesday, Oct. 22. The contest, presented by Lucchese, gives State Fair fans the chance to design the ...

Big Tex’s boots are worn out after the 2025 State Fair of Texas season. So now, he’ll need a new, fresh pair for the next three years. That’s where you come in. Texans can now submit their own ...

Nike’s Vomero 18, released earlier this year ostensibly in direct response to Hoka’s success with maximalist sneakers, has been nothing short of a sensation for the sportswear giant. Just months after ...

Texas designers, it's time to step up. The State Fair of Texas is hosting a boot design contest for Big Tex and needs your help creating a new pair of big, beautiful boots for the iconic 55-foot-tall ...

Big Tex's boots are worn out after the 2025 State Fair of Texas season. So now, he'll need a new, fresh pair for the next three years. That's where you come in. Texans can now submit their own ...

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In celebration of his limited edition apparel collaboration with Hypebeast for our 20th anniversary, Takashi Murakami discusses the “primitive joy” of owning T-shirts.