Month: May 2022

Following the release of Nike’s “Chocolate” Air Force 1 Mid, the sportswear giant is now offering its latest iteration of the sneaker. In celebration of the Air Force 1’s 40th anniversary, Nike is throwing things back with a special edition of the Air Force 1 Mid “Timeline.”The new offering features a “Cream” textile canvas base with “Tan” leather overlays. Black leather Swooshes can also be spotted atop a “Sail” midsole and rubber outsole. The stand-out feature from the sneaker is the removable timeline receipt on the tongue detailing. In addition to the finer details, an embroidered Star/Swoosh motif is featured at the left shoe’s lateral ankle while the right shoe showcases a playful beaver illustration. Rounding off the design, cork material has been used in the rear.You can see the Nike Air Force 1 Mid “Timeline” in more detail above and it will be available at select retailers and the official Nike online store in the coming months.In other sneaker news, take a look at the new Neck Face x Nike SB Dunk Low.

Following “Oreo” and “Multi-Color” iterations teased earlier this month, Nike now introduces a third Air Max Flyknit Racer to the lineup.The new silhouette combines the beloved Flyknit Racer from 2012 with the new Air Max Pre-Day that was first introduced last year as a retrofuturistic option. The upcoming pairs arrive in a breathable white Flyknit base with black leather overlays stitched onto the eye stays and heel counter. A black lateral Swoosh is woven along the laterals and the uppers are finished off with a rear pull tab and thin tube laces. Rounding out the design are insoles featuring the Move to Zero pinwheel logo indicating the use of sustainable materials, a chiseled heel, exposed air bubble, and Nike Grind outsoles.Take an official look at the Nike Air Max Flyknit Racer “White/Black” above and expect the pairs to release in the coming weeks at Nike’s website and select retailers for $150 USD.Elsewhere in footwear, take a first look at the adidas Adilette 22 slides.

Reebok and Eames Office have joined forces for a third collaborative collection. this time, the third release will spotlight the Reebok Classic Leather, which will take on designs inspired by three iconic designs from Mr. and Mrs. Eames.The first of the designs is a playful nod to The Coloring Toy, a children’s coloring book first released in 1955. The coloring book is best known for its toy silhouettes and ingenious combination of construction, whimsical shapes, coloring and imagination. Various cut-out shapes from castle walls to dolls and animals were included and are printed onto the Classic Leather. Like the coloring book, fans can fill in and customize the geometric outline to their own liking.The second pair, the “Rosewood,” is inspired by the Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman from 1956. The shoe imitates the furniture, completely dressed in an all-wood print. Lastly, the “Elephant Pack” pays homage to the Eames Elephant stool that is constructed out of plywood and resembles that of the majestic animal. The elephant face and its silhouette is featured on the shoe and seen as a flap that covers the laces. The “Elephant Pack” arrives in three colorways, ice grey, poppy red and dark lime.”The Coloring Toy” Classic Leather shoe arrives on June 3, while the “Rosewood” releases on June 10 and all three colors of the “Elephant Pack” on June 24. The Reebok x Eames Classic Leather collection will be available online at the Reebok store for approximately $150 USD, along with a release of select colorways from the “Elephant Pack” via HBX.In other footwear news, take a look at the Air Jordan 11 CMFT Low “Space Jam.”