Nike Air Force 1 Low has not revealed its full plan for 2022, but it is certain that under the banner of "Next Nature", Cadysneaker will include a more sustainable package. As part of Nike's "Sports Zero" program, this newly launched sneaker uses at least 20% of recyclable materials and has a spring theme. The achievement of the former is achieved by the spinning wheel logo on the lining of the sock and the slightly spotted outsole, while the latter is achieved through a soft color palette and interesting graphics. Similar to the Air Max 90 previously seen, the latest Bruce Kilgore Air Force 1 includes a butterfly pattern printed on the insole. Plaques of winged creatures also appeared on the inside of the heel, and plaques of flowers appeared on the side.
Todd Snyder (Todd Snyder) and New Balance 2021Shoes teamed up to redesign the footwear company's NB 57/40 sneakers. The limited edition "Rocky Beach" version combines Vacheta and ivory leather with three different types of suede to create a coastal feel. Paired with natural brown and white are mud-colored soles covered with red pebbles. This is the vegetable tanned leather and suede that Todd Snyder and New Balance collaborated earlier. We have seen great success in collaboration with our new balance "light ale" and "dark beer" sneakers, and when we started thinking about the third part of this beating trilogy, I got that special feeling in the east of Long Island Summer is all over," Snyder said. The sneaker retails for $160 and only 750 pairs have been produced. Available at Madison Park flagship store, East Hampton store and toddsnyder.com.
Following the 57/40 collaboration and referring to the iconic competition between the Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees, Concept Newly Jordans and New Balance have combined another fruitful collaboration with the 992 design form inspired by kiwi and strawberry. Thanks to Dennis Todexco, we were able to get a sneak peek. Viewed from the side, the upper is composed of brown-yellow suede leather and mesh cloth, which is wrapped in khaki-colored plush suede leather. The lime green Pops details the signature "N" logo on the quarter, the upper eye stays and the tongue "EPTS" logo on one side, and the other sports the "CONC" text. From the inside, the sock liner is characterized by a strawberry collage and conceptual logo, while another brand is on the heel counter. The midsole uses the same fluorescent green hue, ENCAP technology is used near the arch and heel, and an off-white shadow is filled above the black rubber outsole. The couple are packaged in their own specially designed packaging, showing a brown wooden box-like layout, with fruit graphics and brand components in a matching palette.
