2020 Cheap Jordans, Nike has figured out how they've used this pattern in several of their paisley-trimmed releases, picking the color carefully and revamping it almost completely. Embellished with Swooshes and slightly deformed, this unconventional bandanna design is adorning a variety of styles, including the Air Force 1. The colorway is likely to be part of the classic 40th anniversary, starting with "Triple White", like most AF1s. Neutral colors are used on the upper and lower half of the shoe, including the laces, lining, and tumbled leather paneling. The Swoosh and canvas around the heel tab, including the aforementioned Paisley, are of a similar color, effectively accentuating the grey design printed above.
New Jordan 2020, As the Nike Dunk Low continues to attract sneaker fans old and new, the 37-year-old has steadily amassed a slew of kids-only colors. The shoe just released in two blue colorways with a translucent swoosh logo. Reminiscent of the UNC Air Jordan 1 design, the new shoe features light blue on the forefoot, tongue and heel. Instead of a "colorless" base, the current version of Peter Moore's 1985 design uses a shade of gray in the eponymous hue, resulting in a novel color combination on a decades-old design. Although the accessory parts of the shoe and the sole unit underfoot are also blue, the transparent silhouette swoosh is undoubtedly the most striking aspect. While the latest Nike Dunk hasn't been shown yet as part of a larger collection, the model seen below is another with experimental, tweaked branding.
Retro Jordan 2021, Fans of the Nike Air Kukini—and its numbers are growing—have been calling for the shoe’s return for what seems to have been decades. While Stussy's collab Zoom Spiridon Kukini Cage 2 may have appeased this group a little, it's not a replacement for the original. Thankfully, the 2000s silhouette will resurface in a variety of colors later this year. This pair deviates from the calm makeup style seen before, leopard-print tops. And, while the toe, tongue, and heel are slightly hidden, the black polka dots and warm-toned base are on full display in between, as the model's featured cage is almost completely transparent.
The Nike Air Force 1 makes a statement on its own, in addition to enabling some of the brand's most prominent partners to use it as a platform to get their message across. recent? "Be nice to people." The top of these shoes is made from tumbled smooth leather and suede, a departure from Bruce Kilgore's 1982 design. The tongue, heel, and panels around the heel feature a "segmented" pattern that emphasizes the Air Force 1's material combination as well as different color blocks. The upper comes in "Football Grey," "Aura," and "Ocean Cube," but the sole unit underfoot doesn't have those dull hues. Kilgore, on the other hand, opted for an off-white look for the basketball lower body that made the aforementioned palette shine. Finally, the words "be nice" appear as a unique label on the heel.