The Nike Blazer Mid ’77 Echoes The Brand’s Move To Zero Efforts

Already made sustainable at the hands of READYMADE, the Blazer Mid ’77 is soon to double down on its Move to Zero in a more GR capacity. Here, a number of recycled fixtures take the stage, though they do so in a way rather novel.

Rather than rely on reused wools and knits, the pair compiles a deceptively ordinary set of swatches. The forefoot, for example, delivers a simple grey suede, while the back heel opts to contrast with yellow ripstop. This creates a jarring patchwork design, one that’s further pushed with pebbled Swooshes and a ballistic set of forefoot overlays. And though the tongue and lace unit may seem typical, the brand’s concept of “circular design” is clear not only in the aforementioned but also the tooling’s obscured but still visible set of scraps.

For a better look, check the official images below. A release should hit Nike.com and select retailers soon.

In other news, the Nike Dunk Low N7 is coming out this Summer.

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