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The Nike Blazer Mid Joins In On The NYC vs. LA Competition

The Nike Blazer Mid Joins In On The NYC vs. LA Competition

After an Air Max 95 featuring both New York City and Los Angeles-centric detailing released earlier this month, another classic Swoosh Brand silhouette is getting in on the friendly competition between the two meccas of street culture: the Nike Blazer. Using a soft black suede with a large white swoosh for the base, the new shoes feature many of the same city-centric details as the Air Max 95s, like corresponding Knicks/Lakers-colored laces/outsoles and special NY and LA text hits on the insoles. However, the Blazers offer their own special take on the never-ending debate as well: large imperfect suede letters are stitched onto the heel for a handmade look — NY on the left, and LA on the right. The lining of the foam tongues are dyed purple and blue for a final city contrast, and the shoes come equipped with a quintet of colorful lacing options so the wearer can mix and match to their heart’s content. Look for these special Blazers to drop on Nike.com this fall, and check out a full set of official images below while you wait.

Nike Blazer Mid
Release Date: November 16th, 2018
Color: Black/White/Black
Style Code: AT9987-001

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