Month: January 2022

Following the introduction of a Crater edition sporting “University Blue” accents, the Jordan Brand is set to release a new Air Jordan 1 Mid in an “Inside Out” construction. The silhouette has been known to be outfitted in a multitude of playful takes swapping out for intriguing textures and colorways such as the “Washed Denim,” “Valentine’s Day” and “Pomegranate.”Previewed earlier this month, this latest installment opts for an inverted aesthetic with a smooth white base tapping the mudguard, quarters and ankle collar while the toe box and overlay are done in a mix of taupe and gray suede. Cream-colored laces are tied up to pair with the sockliner while an embroidered Jumpman tops the tongue in silver. Further branding elements are found on the lateral and heel with the main Swoosh blending into the background showcasing a touch of orange to represent the number “23” and the wings motif stitched in the same crisp hue. An off-white midsole sits atop a gray rubber outsole to complete the look.Look out for the latest Air Jordan 1 Mid “Inside Out” to release at select retailers and via Nike’s website in the coming weeks.Elsewhere in the Swoosh realm, Nike readies “Hemp” takes on the Blazer Mid and Air Force 1 Low.

Following the debut of an inspired Gazelle hybrid edition utilizing bits from the Superstar and Wensley silhouettes, Blondey McCoy and adidas are linking up once again to bring out a new trio of A.B. Gazelles. The English designer and skater looks to launch a new capsule apparel collection following the release of THAMES MMXX’s silver jewelry series on top of a number of additional see-through Superstars.Blondey took to Instagram to tease about the latest A.B. Gazelle to release in gray, black and blue colorways which will also be joining the release of the capsule collection. Taking a look at the slate black pair, the shoe is another hybrid variation fusing the Gazelle Indoor, Indoor Super, Wensley and the Blondey Superstar. The uppers showcase a ripstop base with strips of glossy TPU to provide supplementary durability. Further adorning the design are the rope laces and gum rubber outsole.”They are, essentially, indoor football shoes with high-shine accents, reminiscent of dress shoes that might be worn with a tuxedo to some bullshit charity ball or another,” indicated in the post’s caption by Blondey.Look out for the A.B. Gazelle in gray to release exclusively on THAMES MMXX’s website while the black and blue variations are to see wider distribution in the coming weeks.For more footwear news, Bad Bunny’s adidas Forum Powerphase collaboration has surfaced.

Nike has revealed reworked versions of its staple Air Force 1 and Blazer Mid silhouettes in colorful “Hemp” uppers as part of its “Move to Zero” series.The Air Force 1 is offered in fully knitted uppers in an assortment of orange, green, blue, and lime-colored panels. The rear tab features cursive Nike embroidery, and the tongue tab displays the iconic swoosh accompanied by subtle “HEMP” text. Insoles come in bright green with “Move to Zero” insignias, and white speckled sole units complete the pairs.The upcoming Nike Blazer Mid takes a more subdued approach with white knit uppers, “Barley” overlays on the forefoot and an orange heel tab. Embroidery accents appear on the eyelets and rear, while a blue swoosh is painted along the laterals. Similar Nike branding accents are continued from the aforementioned Air Force 1, and the tongue tab maintains an exposed foam finish. A speckled Nike Grind rubber sole unit rounds out the look.Take a look at the official photos above, and expect the Nike Air Force 1 and Nike Blazer Mid “Hemp” to arrive at Nike’s website and select retailers in the coming weeks.Elsewhere in footwear, Nike adds “Orange” and “Barley” colorways to its Dunk Low “Paisley Pack.”