The Nike Air Max 90 Premium Tape Brown Camo is on the way, the latest in Nike Sportswear’s “Premium Tape” Nike Air Force 1 Mens collection that updates classic running models with Hyperfuse constructions, finishing them off with taping over the seams.
This 90 utilizes a brown-based upper, with striking red camo patches printed throughout and darker brown complementing on the taped-seams, mudguard and heel-overlay.
Exact release info is still in the offing, Nike Air Max 90 Womens but this summer is a pretty strong bet. We’ll pass along details as they develop, of course.Despite some worry to the contrary, the US will be included in this weekend’s Nike Dunk Low Viotech release date, fantastic news for fans of the original late-2001 edition and newly-initiated aficionados alike.
Originally dropped over a decade ago as a Japan-only exclusive, the shoe cobbles together a mosaic mix of red, blue, yellow, gold and purple on the premium suede upper. Green canvas around the collar and a Nike Air Max Classic BW Dames purple outsole complete the look, keeping aesthetically faithful to the revered OG Viotech.
A couple of updates serve to step up the level of “premium,” with a heel Zoom Air unit adding cushioning and a full-grain leather collar and insole offering buttery-smooth comfort.Hate to frustrate you with a sample that, unless an as-yet Nike Air Max 1 Dames unscheduled release comes to be, you’ll never have a shot at, but these are too good to pass up.
The Nike SB Dunk High Blue/Brown-Pink sample mixes four rather disparate tones on the upper, with brown patent leather comprising the lace-strap and lace-placket, baby blue leather building out the heel, toebox and side-panel, and grey and pink completing the look on the Swoosh and toecap, respectively.
A clean, eye-catching look — and presumably one with a special inspiration, considering the logo on the heel and tongue, Nike Air Max Classic BW Womens though I can’t make heads or tails of it — let us know if you’d cop the shoe if it ever in fact hit retail.Another look at a stunning returning classic, the Nike Dunk Low Viotech retro, one of the rare Dunks to head back to stores a full decade after its original release.
The shoe goes about as bright and contrast-heavy as Nike Air Max 90 Herren possible, mixing suede panels of royal blue, red, orange, purple, black and gold on the upper, while a black leather tongue and green nylon heel complete the rainbow-like retro.We’ve long held that the upcoming MIA Skate Shop x Nike SB Dunk is going to be a stunning mix of tropical style and classic Dunk aesthetics, and the latest teaser, while not fully displaying the shoe, does nothing to dispell that belief.
What we know now: Dolphins-like teal and orange will contrast white leather and mesh, with blue accenting Adidas Superstar Womens and a cool sort of mosaic insole, inspired by the tile-work outside the flagship MIA shop. All in all, just a beautifully fitting tribute to their ten-year anniversary. Stay tuned for further photos and updates as we get’em.
