An in-hand look Concepts x Nike Air Max 1 Friday
Recently, Concepts x Nike Air Max 1 Friday‘s original proposal emerged into another mostly two-tone proposal that is equally rooted in heritage and modern style. Crinkled and smooth leather makes up the entirety of the sneaker’s base layer, with hairy suede on the toe cap and lateral forefoot not only in material but also in color. The Nike Blazer’s contoured swooshes and upper heel panels introduce a rusty orange into the mix, resembling the sun-dyed shoes that have flooded social media feeds for the past two and a half years. Underfoot, the ode to the 1970s completes its ensemble with a combination of off-white midsole and brownish outsole.Now that Jordan Brand has whetted our appetites with a series of collaborations that include Union, J Balvin, Maison Château Rouge, we are now ready to accept low-key online models that complement or spin.After the Air Jordan 2’s 35th anniversary ends at the end of this year, Jordan will continue to drop the AJ2 in 2023, like this “Lucky Green” colorway set to drop sometime in a busy February.
New Jordans Release UK has an insanely good knack for Nike collaborations. We celebrate some more than others, yes, but actually all designs are mega good to look at. And they just do what they want. We like. This is also the case with the Supreme Nike Shox. We finally have official pictures of the Botte. All information about the release can be found here in the article.Supreme recently released the lookbook for the spring/summer ’22 collection. The Nike Shox in black is also secretly hiding there. So far there have been rumors of several colourways. With a mix of white, lucky green, sail and light steel gray, this next release suggests something similar to the Air Jordan 4 “Pine Green” from 2004 – a sneaker that later gained a large following for its discreet but substantial presence.
The Jordan 11 CMFT Low Igloo combines calm earth tones with striking orange details. The base of the upper is covered in tumbled leather that turns off-white. On the overlays you find a brown suede. The orange details are all special.The orange outsole is made of durable Nike Grind material. The Swoosh is made of a synthetic material and is also orange. Furthermore, the thick SB tongue contains ventilation holes and a label that says ‘Crushed DC’.So far we only see the black one in the lookbook. The following colourways are said to be coming in the coming months: “White”, “Neutral Olive” and “Speed Red”. So stay exciting.
