Brendan Dunne is the General Manager of Sole Collector, a sneaker-focused publication associated with Complex. With a passion for sneakers and streetwear, Brendan covers the latest trends, releases, and news in the sneaker industry, providing insights and analysis for sneaker enthusiasts and collectors.
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Brendan Dunne's focus is primarily on sneakers, with a significant emphasis on press releases and product promotions. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing exclusive insights into upcoming sneaker releases or collaborations from reputable brands like Nike and Adidas.
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By: Matt Welty, Ben Felderstein, Brendan Dunne, Zac Dubasik
Something about these Skechers feels criminal.
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