‘Hufquake’, or ’Craked Leather’ as Nike officially named it, has popped up on several other sneakers since word spread about the release of an updated verson of the shoe that made it popular. Since Huf’s Nike Air Max 90 Current Huarache was revealed, we’ve seen an Air Flight Concord and the Mighty Crown Dynasty High prominently featuring cracked leather. Those Concords frankly already looked a little like someone designed them on Nike iD, so we’re excited to see the desert floor-like pattern popping up there for Air Max 90s. Head on over to the Nike iD website and design your own pair today.
10/30/2009 | Tagged:
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Aside from the luxurious premium materials, one of the key benefits of Bespoke Nike Air Force 1s is the ability to arrange the colours any way you choose. We’ve seen a ton of both Elephant and Safari prints rolling out of the 21 Mercer St. flagship store, but this might be the craziest thing to leave Nike Sportswear yet. What we’re dealing with here is three distinct Safari prints: grey/grey, grey/yellow and grey/red. The yellow and red sections are buffered by the all grey part, all of which rides a neon yellow MX sole. Take a look at more shots after the jump, then head over to NSW and see if you can create something even crazier.
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10/29/2009 | Tagged:
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Nike Bespoke has been consistently been producing some eye popping one of a kind Air force 1 Low designs with their collaborators. We just recently saw a very unique Nike Air Force 1 created by Tony Baker. Although These Air Force 1’s were created by G.D.P. They feature a purple upper that consists of suede, canvas and patent leather. The shock value of these AF1’s comes from the reflective tongue and heel tab, but most of all the clear midsole. If you’re interested in possibly creating some of your own Bespoke Nike Air Force 1’s stop by 21 Mercer for more details.
10/27/2009 | Tagged:
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With Nike Air Force 1 Bespokes, sometimes we wonder, ‘How’d he come up with that?’ This latest pair makes us wonder how Nike Sportswear even has this option available, given that we can’t see anyone else wanting an $820 pair of zebra striped AF1s covered in horse hair. That’s not because Tony Baker’s latest wouldn’t turn heads, though, as these stunners set atop translucent MX midsoles are among the top candidates for shoes sure to cause traffic problems. Take a look at more photos after the jump, then head over to 21 Mercer St. for an appointment and let out your wild side.
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Nike Sportswear’s 21 Mercer location has just revealed it’s latest Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke to be customized at their location, the only location in the world where one can create a Bespoke Air Force 1. This pair was customized by Ramon Cerda, who looked to New York City as the main source of inspiration for his pair of Bespoke’s. He’s called his creation the “Rotten Apples” to show his love for NYC, with the White on the inside of the shoe’s symbolizing taking a bite out of the apple. The lateral side of the shoe features various shade’s of Red in a few different materials as well as some hits of Green.
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There have been a bunch of sneakers with American Indian-inspired designs, but this one coms off looking more like a bizarro-Native more than authentic. That’s saying nothing bad of this Nike Air Force 1 Low Bespoke designed by a guy who calls himself simply, ‘Alex’. It’s actually quite an interesting design that mixes multiply-coloured and -textured croc skins with X-shaped stitching. They remind us that plenty of fashionable dudes rocked lizard skins before sneakers hit the scene and some still will. Peep more photos after the jump and head over to Nike Sportswear’s 21 Mercer St. flagship store to design your own pair.
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10/22/2009 | Tagged:
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New York Knicks’ Guard, Nate Robinson, was seen wearing a pair of Nike Zoom Kobe IV iD’s that matched the Knicks Home uniforms when the Knicks hosted Israeli Basketball Club, Maccabi Electra Tel Aviv, on Sunday, October 18th 2009. The game was played to benefit Migdal Ohr, an orphanage that has helped the lives of impoverished and disadvantaged children in Israel for more than 30 years. Robinson’s Kobe IV’s looked to be customized via Nike iD and features a White upper with hits of Blue and Orange.
10/19/2009 | Tagged:
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Nike Air Force 1 Low Bespokes carry a hefty pricetag, but Nike Sportswear allows you to combine the absolute highest quality materials and colours in ways that you’d never see on a retailer’s shelves. With this pair designed by Anthony Terry, they’re done in the Lakers colourway that has seen plenty of releases of late (especially Zoom Kobe IVs), but it’s the fabrics that kill it. Terry mixed smooth and nappier nubucks, both in grey, with a waxed canvas purple toebox. If that weren’t nifty enough, we see what might be the very first Safari-printed Swoosh. Take a look at more photos of Anthony’s LA-friendly kicks after the jump.
10/10/2009 | Tagged:
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