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Nike Foamposites have been in dire need of a revival
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2015/10/10 01:29AM
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Heavier materials like suede and corduroy colored up in darker shades means one thing: Summer is over. Sneaker brands are now ready to roll out their late-Fall footwear line-ups and even if you’re not ready to leave the sandy beach and roof-top hangs behind you, the seasonal rotation is ready to come in play. This Saturday,nike nz store online is releasing five colorways of the Nike Classic Cortez SP featuring the mini-swoosh at the toe, dressed up with the aforementioned fabrics that exude Fall fashion rather than hot Summer nights. Accept the fact that the most laid-back time of year is now gone, folks, and cop these five new releases this weekend.
Despite losing Game 1 of the NBA Finals, LeBron James is still winning when it comes to his twelfth signature shoe. Seen here in its “Witness” style code, the nike roshe online opts for a team-inspired palette this time around as laser orange brightens up the upper while black darkens the Hyperposite heel and midsole. Complete with a hint of red torching the laces and Swooshes, the Nike LeBron 12 “Witness” is tentatively set to debut on June 13th.Ever since the string of terrible releases in 2013, Nike Foamposites have been in dire need of a revival. Things have taken a turn for the better recently, with upcoming drops like the gum-soled beauties and olive workboot joints creating some positive buzz for the iconic silhouette. There’s nothing like a solid re-release of a memorable shoe that’ll get the energy going, so after we learned of a re-issue of the Nike Air Foamposite Pro “Dr. Doom” for next year, the excitement certainly started to build up.
Debuting in 2003 as a player exclusive for then Laker Derek Fisher, the Nike Air Max Uptempo “Lakers” is now in the midst of a restock. Certainly a fixture in Laker culture as Fisher wore the shoe that was then singular to himself, the vindication of this release travels back 12 long years.Though notable designs cues like “D Fish” and his number “2” have been removed from the shoe, the Nike Roshe Run NZ Sale“Lakers” otherwise remains true to form. A predominately white base finds timely purple and gold accents across the base while Visible Air finishes the look down below. The shoe hit retailers early last month and quickly sold out. But you’re in luck, more pairs have been spotted at Oneness.
Just yesterday we hinted at a big event at NikeLab involving Hiroshi Fujiwara, the legendary streetwear designer/influencer who helms fragment design and acts as the quirkiest third of HTM. NikeLab just confirmed that Fujiwara will be in-store today at NikeLab at 21 Mercer in downtown Manhattan, and although the schedule of events haven’t been disclosed, “special surprises” are certainly in store, like a first chance to cop two never-before-seen colorways of the fragment design x Nike Air Trainer 1 in red and black.Though Jordan Brand may have gotten the jump on the Remastered initiative, Nike has its own nostalgic retro campaign underway as well. Taking to the classic Nike Roshe Run Women NZ yet again, Nike is getting ready to serve up another OG colorway for the high-cut hoops classic.
Despite losing Game 1 of the NBA Finals, LeBron James is still winning when it comes to his twelfth signature shoe. Seen here in its “Witness” style code, the nike roshe online opts for a team-inspired palette this time around as laser orange brightens up the upper while black darkens the Hyperposite heel and midsole. Complete with a hint of red torching the laces and Swooshes, the Nike LeBron 12 “Witness” is tentatively set to debut on June 13th.Ever since the string of terrible releases in 2013, Nike Foamposites have been in dire need of a revival. Things have taken a turn for the better recently, with upcoming drops like the gum-soled beauties and olive workboot joints creating some positive buzz for the iconic silhouette. There’s nothing like a solid re-release of a memorable shoe that’ll get the energy going, so after we learned of a re-issue of the Nike Air Foamposite Pro “Dr. Doom” for next year, the excitement certainly started to build up.
Debuting in 2003 as a player exclusive for then Laker Derek Fisher, the Nike Air Max Uptempo “Lakers” is now in the midst of a restock. Certainly a fixture in Laker culture as Fisher wore the shoe that was then singular to himself, the vindication of this release travels back 12 long years.Though notable designs cues like “D Fish” and his number “2” have been removed from the shoe, the Nike Roshe Run NZ Sale“Lakers” otherwise remains true to form. A predominately white base finds timely purple and gold accents across the base while Visible Air finishes the look down below. The shoe hit retailers early last month and quickly sold out. But you’re in luck, more pairs have been spotted at Oneness.
Just yesterday we hinted at a big event at NikeLab involving Hiroshi Fujiwara, the legendary streetwear designer/influencer who helms fragment design and acts as the quirkiest third of HTM. NikeLab just confirmed that Fujiwara will be in-store today at NikeLab at 21 Mercer in downtown Manhattan, and although the schedule of events haven’t been disclosed, “special surprises” are certainly in store, like a first chance to cop two never-before-seen colorways of the fragment design x Nike Air Trainer 1 in red and black.Though Jordan Brand may have gotten the jump on the Remastered initiative, Nike has its own nostalgic retro campaign underway as well. Taking to the classic Nike Roshe Run Women NZ yet again, Nike is getting ready to serve up another OG colorway for the high-cut hoops classic.
Nike Foamposites have been in dire need of a revival
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2018/07/24 11:28PM
Nike Foamposites have been in dire need of a revival
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2018/07/24 11:29PM
Nike Foamposites have been in dire need of a revival
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2018/07/24 11:30PM
Nike Foamposites have been in dire need of a revival
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2018/07/24 11:30PM
Nike Foamposites have been in dire need of a revival
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2018/07/24 11:31PM
Nike Foamposites have been in dire need of a revival
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2018/07/24 11:31PM
Nike Foamposites have been in dire need of a revival
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2018/07/24 11:31PM
Nike Foamposites have been in dire need of a revival
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