Michael Le For those looking to get a few inches, the Nike Blazer Low Platform sure comes in handy. And unlike most, this transformation keeps the majority of the design as close to original as possible.
This is especially true here. The colorway is as classic as they come, dressed primarily in neutral tones. A white finishes the tumbled leather base, cream the overlays and tongue adjacent, and then silver the Swoosh and heel tab just behind. And while the latter two may sit close to one another in color, their finishes are far distinct as the check is quite matted in comparison to the mirror polish it leads the eye towards. Then, in complement to the insoles psychedelic graphic work, a special, multi-colored hangtag is included with every purchase.
Enjoy a closer look below and sit tight as we await word on their Nike.com release.
In other news, the Air Jordan 4 Red Thunder might be delayed.
