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We all have our favorite brands. From Nike to Dada adidas to K-Swiss, we build our collections and sometimes personal connections around our favorite brands. Tina and Beck had a great relationship based around their love of collecting Nikes. But when Beck grows apart, Tina fears the worst and calls in the crew from Cheaters. What she learns shocks her, but is it bad enough to end her relationship for good?

It is safe to say many of you are impatiently waiting on the return of the K-Swiss Classic High which releases during the spring of 2010. In the meantime, K-Swiss has unleashed a new colorway of the Classic T at its online store for $70.

It simply features a 100% black nylon upper combined with a white midsole and a black outsole. Other features include the monochromatic four-stripes K-Swiss logo, metallic silver laceholders and a black inner lining. As stated earlier, you can now purchase this sneaker on K-Swiss’s online store.

In mid-June, we relayed the message to you that the timeless K-Swiss Classic High will finally be making a return after a very long hiatus in 2010. Until then, take a look at this K-Swiss K-Ona II “Ironman” Pack.

This pack was designed in honor of this year’s Ironman Championships which take place in Hawaii. All six countries participating in the tournament are represented through these sneakers including the United States, Germany, Japan, Brazil, Canada and Great Britain (shown after the jump). The shoe itself is very tech-heavy seeing that it owns performance credentials such as Superfoam, Flow Cool and Si-18 crash footpad. This pack will only be sold at the event. Click here to view the pack in its entirety.

In mid-June, we informed you of the infamous K-Swiss Classic High that will re-release in the spring of 2010. While this may be one of the more highly anticipated non-Nike, non-Jordan releases of 2010, we have now spotted a K-Swiss Classic that is involved in an upcoming collaboration.

Joining efforts with Partners & Spade, K-Swiss has designed a Classic model to coincide with the August Sweat Out Ping Pong Classic event. Basically, it features the traditional all-white leather base, yet, it possesses minimal orange accents on the second stripe (from left to right), on the border of the tongue and on the K-Swiss logo on the outsole. This particular sneaker is limited to 266 pairs and will release on August 29th, 2009 at Partners & Spade among other select retailers worldwide. A custom ping pong table will also be available with the shoe. Click here to view photos of both.

Retro releases can get a little overdone at times. However, if it is an ultimate classic that hasn’t been seen in years, how can you not get excited? With that said, K-Swiss is set to re-release the ever-so-popular, all-white Classic High.

K-Swiss is not as relevant as they were in the past, however, you cannot overlook the infamous K-Swiss Classic High. Although this particular sneaker looks identical to the original release, K-Swiss has given the re-release a minor alteration. Mesh is located on the collar as opposed to the all-leather upper seen on the original. You have a lot of time to digest this exclusive news seeing that the K-Swiss Classic High will not release until Spring 2010.

The Paul Coudamy x K-SWISS Woodwalk project features hand sculpted wooden sneakers, with classic K-SWISS silhouettes. The details are incredibly intricate, from the perforations, to the laces, to a detailed K-SWISS logo on the tongue, no detail is forgotten.

These are limited to 25, and each one is individually numbered. Now where is that Thompson’s Water Seal?

Detailed look after the jump, via Vagant.