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Calling all Sneaker Heads…Chiv Culture @SneakerCon 2010

Wednesday, October 6th, 2010

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Calling all Sneaker Heads!!!  The biggest sneaker summit of the year is back!  Sneaker Con will be held on Oct 16, 2010 in Soho, NYC.

If you are not familiar with sneaker con, let me school you. It is the biggest sneaker collection convention, where sneaker lovers like you and I can buy/swap/trade and get a first look at some of the dopest kicks. Each year sneaker con features over 40 vendors that come together to show off  the grandeur of NYC’s sneaker culture. This year is guaranteed to be big because Chiv Culture will be making its premiere, having its own special display. The wait is over. So if your a real sneaker head you definitely wont want to miss what’s going down in SoHo on Oct 16,2010.

151 Sullivan Street between West Houston and Prince Street

New York, Ny 10012.

Admission is $10.00.

Mark your calendars its going to be grand.

To find out more about the even go to Sneaker Con.  Our friends Fluid Watches and Adidas Originals will also be displaying.

This is a rare opportunity to see the next round of product that Chiv will be rolling out with for Spring 2011.  We will have new colors and new shoes.  They will be revealed for the FIRST TIME EVER Saturday October 16.  Be ready…

Here is a taste of last year’s Sneaker Con event.

Sneaker Con FlyerSneaker Con Last Year 1

Sneaker Con Last Year 3Sneaker Con Last Year 2

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Reading Material

Tuesday, June 8th, 2010

It is a timeless piece of literature that is a mandatory read. F. Scott Fitzgerald’s, The Great Gatsby, focuses on a mysterious character who keeps his acquaintances curious and his endeavors unknown. His name is Jay Gatsby. The epitome of finesse, Mr. Gatsby is beyond cool. If you have not read this book, you must. I do not recommend you to read it, I force you to.

This novel, set during America’s Roaring 20s, touches the emotions of each financial demographic. The innuendos and symbolic messages the text consists of keeps the reader intrigued. The book touches the subject of happiness in life, romantic love interests, and financial ventures.

Although I have touched many different categories of Chivalrous Culture, I have been patient to express my literary inspirations. I complained about assigned readings when I was in Secondary School, but this is one book that I am glad to have read. F. Scott Fitzgerald taught me the differences between the societal financial classes, the importance of having supportive people around me, and lastly about superficial and genuine love.

I consider this book to be one of the foundations and inspirations of Chivalrous Culture.

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