Crepe City, Europe’s largest sneaker and lifestyle festival, took place yesterday at BOXPARK Wembley, drawing sneaker enthusiasts from across London.
The festival, held in various locations across Europe, collaborated with various brands to give guests access to exclusive items.
Crep Protect provided a sneaker cleaning service and offered visitors the chance to win high-value trainers through their machine – one of many chances to win goodies at the event.
The event showcased rare trainers, including exclusive Travis Scott Nike designs up for grabs in competitions with winners announced live on stage. Some of the UK’s top sneaker vendors in London presented highly sought-after pairs that could be purchased.
Early entry ticket holders had the first opportunity to browse the rarest trainers available whilst there was plenty left for those arriving later on.
Whatnot hosted livestreams and giveaways throughout the day, while stage games and prizes were powered by The Sole Supplier, with NOVA and George hosting the activities. DJs kept the atmosphere lively with music ranging from hip-hop to rap, and attendees could enjoy a variety of street food and drinks at BOXPARK Wembley.
Since its founding in London in 2009, Crepe City has become Europe’s leading event for sneaker collectors, creating a space for the community to celebrate footwear and streetwear culture.
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