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The Women’s Summer-Friendly Nike Air Force 1 LX Canvas Appears In Melon Tint

The Women’s Summer-Friendly Nike Air Force 1 LX Canvas Appears In Melon Tint

Replete of contrast stitch and vibrant shading, the Nike Air Force 1‘s latest women’s exclusives are exploring nearly every tropical palette in the spectrum. After lemon-tinged pairs and pink complements, the next up brings Melon Tint into focus, highlighting the shade across a newly revitalized canvas construction. This material, while a far cry away from the typical leathers, allures with an extremely subtle texture all throughout the toe box to the eye stay and around to the heel counter. Perforations, to better suit the fabrication, are effectively removed and replaced with applied dotting; elsewhere, the panel’s ends are aggressively adorned as green, pink, red, and blue sprawl along in their neon thread. Grab a detailed look at these here and expect a release to arrive at Nike.com on July 16th.

In other news, the Stussy Nike Zoom Spiridon Kukini Cage 2 was just revealed.

Nike Air Force 1 LX Canvas “Melon Tint”
Release Date: July 16th, 2020
Color: Melon Tint/Photon Dust-Poison Green
Style Code: CK6572-800

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