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#FanArt
Ongoing 7 products

#FanArt

Sneakers, destroyed on purpose. FanArt is what happens when you take a pair of shoes, cut them apart, and glue the pieces onto handmade cards. Jordan PE shards on a Blazers tribute from Portland. Bootleg Sean Wotherspoons on a Garbage Pail Kids homage. Nike Shox BB4 pieces on a card that looks like the original commercial. Every card is one-of-a-kind, made by hand with real sneaker materials. No two are alike because no two pairs die the same way.

#DunkyDunks2
2024 108 cards across 9 subsets

#DunkyDunks2

The Dunky Dunks set is the only trading card set aimed at chronicling the Nike Skateboarding line from day one. A labor of love...THIS is part 2, 3 (or 4) years later...

#NBAOneDay
2023 244 cards across 8 subsets

#NBAOneDay

The 'NBA One Day' set was distributed through several different releases...there are over 250 unique cards in the NBA One Day checklist. If you have any questions - feel free to reach out to us at @thesneakersavant , @sonsofblackmaria , or @1tostock .

#AirMaxPax
2022 131 cards across 7 subsets

#AirMaxPax

Released 4 months after Air Max day in 2022, the Air Max Pax card set has become an international favorite - selling out in Europe, Australia and the United States. Again, 70 or so base cards+ additional inserts make this almost as fun as collecting the shoes themselves.

#DunkyDunks
2021 104 cards across 7 subsets

#DunkyDunks

The Dunky Dunks set is the only trading card set aimed at chronicling the Nike Skateboarding line from day one. A labor of love, wouldn't it be nice to continue along the idea?

#824Pack
2020 108 cards across 4 subsets

#824Pack

"The #824pack holds the distinguished honor of being the pioneering sneaker trading card set in existence. The collection encompasses 68 distinct base cards, each symbolizing the various footwear adorned by Kobe Bryant throughout his illustrious career. Additionally, the set is enhanced by the inclusion of 40 special insert cards, further enriching its appeal."