On Saturday, February 3rd, Lapstone & Hammer will debut their first capsule of the new year: LAPSTONE INDIGO 2024. While the theme of indigo is a Lapstone staple, the additions of Standard Issue and Asics make this a release not to be missed. Featuring cardigans, hoodies, tees and sweats made especially for us by our friends at Standard Issue, and two of Asics’ most popular runners hand-dyed right here in Philly, this is a collection unlike any we’ve done before. Click through to read more about the collection...

Read more

If you were to walk around Philadelphia with your head down making only shoe contact, you might come to the conclusion that Philly is the Asics Capital of the World. It seems like just about everyone is rocking a pair of the iconic Japanese brand's early 2000s tech runners right now, which makes them the perfect choice for our initial foray into dip-dyeing shoes as part of LAPSTONE INDIGO 2024. Releasing on Saturday, February 3rd, we are proud to present: Lapstone for Asics "Indigo Dip Dye" Gel-NYC and Gel-1130. Click through to find out more about the project...

Read more

2024 kicked off with a special community event as Lapstone, Stadium Custom Kicks and Eagles' punter Braden Mann lent a helping hand to the KB Foundation by participating in a day of service at the Guerin Recreation Center that featured a Sneaker Design workshop and basketball clinic. The event served to jumpstart a fundraising event for their L.E.A.P. program's annual summer trip to Africa. The Lapstone team along with artists from Stadium Custom Kicks mentored the boys through the storytelling and design process while assisting in bringing their vision to life in the form of one-of-one custom painted shoes. Click through to read more...

Read more

The season of giving is here once again, and Lapstone & Hammer is doing something a little different this year. We usually host a toy drive as part of our Lapstone Initiative, but this year we decided to team up with Mike Morak and Marcus Morris to support a holiday giveback benefitting over 300 kids of the Shane Victorino Nicetown Boys and Girls Club. Click through to for more about the event...

Read more

St. Joseph's University freshman point guard Xzayvier Brown has a lot to be grateful for. Last February, Brown led Roman Catholic High School to the Philadelphia Catholic League championship, scoring a game high 20 points - including a buzzer-beating three to send the game to overtime. This fall he moved from Roman's Center City locale up to the leafy northwest Philly campus of St. Joe's to begin his Division 1 basketball career, playing in front of his family and friends in the city he loves. It's for these reasons we asked Xzayvier and his sisters, Parker and Nyler, to help us introduce the Air Jordan 11 Retro "Gratitude" with a special photo shoot in the St. Joe's locker room. Click through to read more...

Read more