2020 Cheap Jordans, Nike Dunk Low "University Blue" finally went on sale in the United States on Thursday, June 24th. Similar to other claims under the umbrella of NIKE, Inc., obsessed with the same nominal tone, the upcoming sneakers have a "white" smooth leather base, making the light blue tone the focus of the spotlight. The covering layer around the forefoot, tongue and heel uses a traditional style color that used to appear on the Nike Dunk High. The outline logo and brand on the tongue are followed closely, while the tongue and "nike" text on the heel are arranged in "colorless" behind the midsole. Finally, the same outsole of the Air Jordan 1 Low completes the "college blue" appearance.
New Jordan 2020, Nike has launched an ecologically conscious shoe garden with plants as the theme, suggesting botany textbooks and using recycled materials. For example, Nike Air Max 97 has been previewed with "coconut milk" and "obsidian" colors to represent cork plants. The cork atmosphere prevails in the upcoming AM 97 arrangement, but in a rather vibrant coral makeup. Unlike the above styles, the recycled canvas uppers of this pair of shoes are dominated by a single color. Even the iconic wavy overlay and the overlay above the midsole show a peach-red coral color. To offset the bright tones, white was applied to the inside and midsole, and Swooshes were embroidered on the sides and tongue. An embroidered cork plant was embroidered on the tongue, with textbook-style text, with the words "Figure 6. Cork stopper" on it. The plant theme continues one of the wavy coverings and the outsole made of cork material to provide an organic look directly derived from nature itself.
Retro Jordan 2021, Since entering the mainstream consciousness in March, Air Jordan 11 CMFT Low has appeared in several original colors. Although some other styles inspired by tradition are definitely in the design, the modern Air Jordan is obsessed with the aesthetics of the theme "Urban Jungle Gym" for its latest ensemble.
Cheap Ray Ban Sunglasses, Inspired by Spike Lee's 1992 "Live Together, Play Together" campaign, the upcoming pair of shoes draws on many details of the Nike Air Raid that debuted in the above advertisement. The white knurled leather, rich green lining and all-black sole unit work together to create a tone suitable for the 90s (coincidentally similar to the Air Jordan 10 "Seattle"). The multi-color kente pattern breathes life into the sides of the tongue and pays homage to the school uniform jacket and shirt that Lee wore when he showed Urban Jungle Gym 29 years ago. The brand on the insole uses eye-catching makeup, and the "CMFT" on the right shoe not only indicates that the cushioning performance of the shoe has been updated, but also reminiscent of the Nike basketball classics of the past few decades.