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Gentry Humphrey Leaves NIKE, Inc. After 30 Years, Launches CODE By Gentry Footwear Brand

Gentry Humphrey Leaves NIKE, Inc. After 30 Years, Launches CODE By Gentry Footwear Brand

After 30 years at NIKE, Inc., sneaker designer Gentry Humphrey has announced his departure from the North American company.

Known for his work on the Air Jordan line, Humphrey will launch his own footwear brand. Named “CODE by Gentry,” the all-new imprint is far-removed from the performance-oriented product Humphrey spent decades developing for “His Airness.” CODE by Gentry will operate as a direct-to-consumer, e-commerce business focused on casual footwear priced between $150 USD to $165 USD.

“CODE By Gentry realizes there are certain societal ‘dress codes’ that need to be adhered to in order to be accepted or gain credibility in specific environments,” said Humphrey in an official press release “CODE By Gentry brand is savvy enough to walk the line between tradition and evolution, and courageous enough to creatively transform societal norms to meet our consumers’ needs.”

Enjoy photos of three styles ahead, and find the sneakers debuting via codebygentry.com on July 7th.

For more sneaker news, check out the Bad Bunny x adidas partnership.

Code By Gentry Sneakers 1
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Code By Gentry Sneakers 2

Photos via CODE By Gentry

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