Month: August 2023

Nike is giving a fresh take on the classic Air Force 1 Low this Fall. With an added touch of sophistication, the shoe’s timeless design now features brogue detailing for the iconic low-top silhouette. Blending in formal and everyday styles, the AF1 arrives in a sail and white color scheme for its leather upper. The upper is adorned with brogue-style perforations on the side panels and toe box. Giving the shoe added ventilation and a unique pattern, the perforations match uniquely cut panel around the eyelets. The mesh tongue features a brown leather tongue label and waxed laces. The heel tabs utilize mismatched fabrics that include plaid and seersucker stripes, highlighting various fabric patterns. The shoe sits atop a tan-colored rubber outsole to round out the design.Look out for the Nike Air Force 1 Low “Brogue” hitting select retailers and online at Nike in the coming weeks. In other footwear news, Brandon Ingram officially signs Jordan Brand sneaker deal.

Nike has unveiled a “Black” colorway to its latest rising silhouette, the Calm Mule.Similar to its previous “Sesame” counterpart, this iteration features only one primary color across the entire silhouette. The closed toe upper is crafted with a shiny foam material with cut-outs gracing the medial side of the mule-styled footwear, while removable fabric ankle straps connect the upper to the heel. Branding can be found on the panel swoosh, on the embossed Nike heel logo and insoles, and is rounded out by a black midsole and outsole.Check out the footwear above. The Nike Calm Mule “Black” is set to release this holiday season via Nike and select retailers for a retail price of $60 USD.Elsewhere in footwear, Nike is bringing back the classic “Obsidian/USA” colorway to the Air Max 1 ’86 OG.

Nike and Patta have reunited again, this time paying homage to FC Barcelona with the latest colorway for the classic Nike Air Max Plus. The new shoe comes after the duo’s latest Air Max 1 collaborations.Boasting a FC Barcelona color palette, the shoe features rush fuchsia, deep royal blue, black and white tones throughout. The shoe is constructed in its typical mesh upper and sees the purple and blue — inspired by the football club’s colors — blend together and transition into one another. The Barca crest is on the lace lock at the forefoot while Patta’s emblem is seen on the tongue and hidden toe’s mudguard. Two mini Swooshes in the blue and purple are seen on the lateral midfoot. The insoles are co-branded, as are the special lace tips and the unique packaging that comes with the shoe. The sneaker sits atop a white midsole and black rubber outsole. Look out for the Patta x FC Barcelona x Nike Air Max Plus arriving in the coming months at select retailers and online at Patta and Nike for $185 USD.In case you missed it, Nike Air Max Plus “Light Photography” receives a royal blue treatment.