Month: July 2022

Supreme and Nike have linked together for a multitude of projects involving apparel and footwear, and one of its most iconic team-ups is the three-pronged SB Blazer Mid collection from 2006. Key components of the sneakers included its quilted leather uppers, Swooshes that were covered in snakeskin as well as its gilded hardware, all of which was inspired by luxury runway shows and now sit at over $2K USD on the resell market. Fast forward 16 years later, the NY-based streetwear brand is bringing the silhouette back into the spotlight for a fresh new team-up.Early images of a new “Black” colorway have now surfaced onto our radar and reveal various close-up angles. Like its OG makeups, the pair comes fitted with a quilted base layer build that’s dyed in all-black. Swooshes on the lateral and medial walls are prepared with bold yellow and black snakeskin patterns while accents of gold sprinkle to the co-branded tongues, lace tips and heel rings. Other design details to call out include the Supreme-branded insoles, tonal checkered rear end overlays and the blacked-out midsoles.More information surrounding this release will likely show up in the coming months.If you’re looking for other news, Nike’s Air Max 90 Terrascape “Vivid Green” has emerged.

Improvise, scavenge, protect and adapt. These four principles are the focus of Nike ISPA. Introduced in 2018, the line has utilized this approach on various reworks and introductions of footwear silhouettes. Most recently, the ISPA Link was introduced as an eco-friendly, futuristic model that utilizes modular design to improve manufacturing efficiency and recyclability. Now, after the first three colorways have seen an official look, the all-gray take rounds out the four launch makeovers of the new sneaker.Following several bold looks including a “Wine Red” colorway, the ISPA Link opts for a simpler color palette this time around with a tonal all-gray look. Various shades of gray provide texture amongst the uniquely constructed sneaker while black Nike and Nike ISPA branding hits the lateral, outsole, forefoot and front pull tab. Key specifications of the shoe include a Flyknit upper, no sockliner and a dual density midsole designed for ample cushioning.Nike has yet to share a release date for the ISPA Link “Gray,” however, it is expected to hit shelves later this year via the Swoosh and select retailers at a price of $225 USD.In other footwear news, two Stranger Things x Nike shoes have surfaced, featuring the Blazer Mid and Air Tailwind 79.