Air Jordan 12 Utility "Grind" DC1062-006 will be on August 28

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Air Jordan 12 Utility "Grind" DC1062-006 will be on August 28

In the Retro Jordan 2021, Nike has taken a big step towards zero, integrating sustainable efforts into the entire umbrella. Soon, Jordan Brand will launch the Air Jordan 12 Utility "Grind" in the fall of 2021. As its name implies, the Grind material is the protagonist of the show, making a clear modification to the entire sole. Many fragments of different colors are embedded in it, making the ice blue finish look gleaming. The above structure seems to be much more ordinary, although its leather and nubuck panels are likely to be partially recycled. In the black shade, these lamps lay the foundation, and the red branding and decals and silver metal hardware improve their black finish.
Nike Dunk High "Cargo Khaki", which was originally launched in 2017, is about to return. The sneaker leaker @New Jordan 2020 revealed that the color scheme retrofits every point of its militaristic palette. Both the Swoosh and the adjacent cover layer use a nominal hue, while the white neutral color makes the two-color appearance of the bottom and midsole more perfect. Elsewhere, the rest of the structure—namely, shoelaces, brand, and tread—follows the green example, and although the materials have changed, they match almost exactly.
Although Nike's "Roswell Rayguns" series was taken off the shelves a few months ago, the fictional basketball team colors can be seen on the upcoming Nike Air Max 95. Prepare to experience deja vu again, because Dr. Funk and his all-star team have created the Nike Air Max 2021 for their next destination. As a futuristic silhouette, this new Max Air model is a suitable foothold for alien sports teams. However, there are no aliens on the model, only their jersey colors. The arrangement consists of a gray grid-like mesh base, with black covering layers of different opacity and shapes, which has an avant-garde appearance. The gray scale scheme of the fuselage is interrupted by the golden brand cover printed on the inside, which makes up for the lack of the Swoosh logo. The piping details on the tongue and the decorative stitching on the laces are also embellished with gold, which further strengthens the theme of Rayguns. You can see another team color, red, coloring the midsole stripes and a small stitch along the toes. Complete the style of the space age.
Although the Nike Air Max 90 is not necessarily the first style that comes to mind whenever "Air Max" is mentioned, this model still accumulates some new colors worthy of bringing Sergio Lorenzo's design into the mainstream. What joined the roster is a product that adds a touch of blue to the tan tone to create a stylish and lifestyle-friendly look. Abandoning its original bold hue, the couple saw its striped nylon-like brown "malt" color. The neutral theme continues the iconic aggressive coverage in the lighter "desert sand" tones. The black stripes and reflective details on the side create a graphic look favored by the fashion world in the 90s. In addition, the brand logo on the toe and tongue and the silhouette of Swooshes unexpectedly introduce "Blue Slate" into the combination to brighten up the style. The design is equipped with a thick white midsole, similar to the appearance on the Nike Air Max 95.

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