DC8871-200 Nike Air Force 1 “Toasty” is coming soon
Retro Jordan 2021, Nike Air Force 1 “Toasty” was launched in mid-July, but it was another way the brand chose to express the concept of “return to zero.” The packaging does not rely on Grind material, which has surged throughout the year, but uses many new textures and fabrics that are also recyclable. Today, another iteration-this one is much simpler-has appeared through the official picture. The popularity of bright orange is gone; instead, the pair prefers a softer, earth-toned main tone. The exterior is coated with light cream to cover the toe, eye support and counter, while the olive quilting is shown below for insulation. The wool in the lining complements the latter in tone, while the sole, Swoosh and tongue label are contrasted with a white neutral color.
New Jordan 2020, In addition to a fruitful career in basketball, LeBron James also has one of the most famous sneaker heritage in NBA history. Nike LeBron 8 “South Beach” and LeBron 8 “Miami Nights” and other products are among the most eye-catching products of King James this year, and they also have retro styles. For his next version, LeBron dug into his archives again, bringing the “Stewie Griffin” style of Nike LeBron 6 into an updated style-LeBron 18 Low. This cartoon-style design made its debut on LeBron 6 as an unreleased PE colorway as early as 2009, although James himself and (unsurprisingly) PJ Tucker both showed the Holy Grail on the court in 2018. Similar to the original design, this new LeBron 18 low repetition Stewie Griffin iconic long sleeve and workwear combination. Even the blue sneakers of the “Family Guy” character are cited, as shown by the blue touch around the toes and the plastic heel. The sharp black outline of the entire model, including the Swooshes on the outline, further depicts the animation style that Stewie and his family are attracted to. The “LB23” brand and Nike React cushioning on the heel bring the equipment into a new era and complete the cartoon style.
After the color display earlier last month, the Nike PG 5 returned to the basic model, categorizing vibrant pop music as its accent, but only its accent. The main part of the upper is dark blue, with a neutral base set through mesh and synthetic fixing devices. The lace unit is similar to the sole part, and its sublimated graphics look almost like marble from a distance. Then, contrasting red stitching pops up along the miniature Swoosh of the toes, Volt tongue and forefoot, while the light yellow complements the lining, the threaded design on the side and the brand label on the upper.
Air Jordan 1 Mid is no stranger to blue hues. But here, the outline seems a bit abnormal, replacing the usual “royal” with something more elegant. However, in terms of style, the pair retains the classic look. The white leather panel and midsole are still the table, while the dark navy blue covers the toe, eye support, ankle flaps and Swoosh. This is not an ordinary cool color, it feels very subtle, with a hint of green. In contrast, shoelaces and collars did not appear to be such a mess, because they just chose a black finish. Then, elsewhere, the Jumpman on the tongue and Wings on the side make the brand more rounded with the same neutral base.
