Tuesday, January 1, 2013
Nike Air Force 180 Mid – Spring 2013
The Nike Air Force 180 Mid series continues into Spring with two new colorways for the first quarter of the year. White Leathers and Black Suede are featured on these upcoming colorways, with Turquoise accents, Red and Black tones and best of all, the signature speckled midsoles. Let us know if you’ll be picking these up.
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Nike Blazer High Premium – “Woven” Pack
Woven seems to be the theme for ton’s of silhouettes this spring, starting with the Dunk High “Woven” pack we previewed last year. Another silhouette part of the “Woven” Pack, is the Nike Blazer High which is seen here in three colorways sporting woven uppers and suede. Watch out for these this February at retailers like EndClothing.
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Nike Lebron 10 “Cork” – Release Date
Here it is ladies and gentlemen, the release date for one of the most unique Lebron 10s in the entire series – The Cork. Releasing on February 23rd, 2013 is the Nike Lebron 10 “Cork” that recently released on the Nike Elite site. The pair will retail at $305 and will release at select Nike accounts across the U.S in limited quantities. Let us know if you’ll be picking these up.
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Nike Air Force 1 Low – White – Gorge Green – Orange
The first of three ‘Varsity’ Nike Air Force 1 Lows we’ve seen featured a green and white base with orange accents whose release after the turn of the year brings about St. Patrick’s Day implications. The same is true of this new revelation, a design that uses far more white this time around but still keeps its Irish appeal with green and orange branding including an eye-catching glossy Swoosh. Let us know how these compare to the ‘Varsity’
Nike Air Force 1 Low “Puerto Rico” 2013
Yet another exciting pair arrives from the 2013 stable of Nike Air Force 1 releases in the form of the incredibly detailed Nike Air Force 1 Low ‘Puetro Rico’ pictured here. Uptowns have gotten the Rican treatment in the past but never to this extent, with the sneakers sporting a red, white, and blue treatment, extensive lasering on the side panels, chunky baseball stitching, and a few appearances from the coqui (a small frog endemic to PR). Get a full look
Nike Air Max 1 Essential – Grey – Ultramarine – Seal Red
The Nike Air Max 1 Essential is all about getting back to basics, letting the original visible Air release’s traditional form shine with relatively simple colorways. The latest with retail implications is one of the 2013 pairs we previewed back in October, a grey suede and mesh affair whose Ultramarine and Seal Red accents create connections to the original Air 180 (which itself is forthcoming as part of the Air Max OG collection). Stick with Sneakertherapy
Nike Air Max 90 Essential “Sport Grey”
The former Air Max III has been the most prolific so far from Nike Sportswear’s recently introduced Essentials line. The Nike Air Max 90 Essential brings us another new colorway today, further evidence of why this angular and ever so slightly techy classic runner is a perfect canvas for such designs. Sport Grey leather and mesh plus black and white make for a supremely wearable design the likes of which you might want among the foundation of your everyday wardrobe, and
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