The Nike Blazer Low Pro Club Appears With Orange Accents

The Nike Blazer Low Pro Club is the latest update to the brand’s original basketball shoe.

Far removed from its heyday as a performance model on the hardwood, the newly-surfaced silhouette resembles styles offered by Nike SB, the Swoosh’s skate-focused branch. While instantly recognizable for its shape, sole unit, and profile branding, the Blazer Low Pro Club opts for an experimental, “deconstructed” aesthetic. A mix of materials divvy up real estate across the upper, which features non-standard panels and stitching on the lateral mid-foot. The busier design and “unfinished” look surely draws inspiration from Virgil Abloh’s work for Off-White’s “The Ten” collection from 2017. Underfoot, the modern Nike Blazer offering keeps things simple, abandoning any experimental touches for a straightforward solution. The shoe breathes new life into a 1970s blueprint, doubling down on the line’s appeal within the lifestyle and fashion spaces.

Enjoy official photos of the silhouette ahead, and anticipate a nike.com launch throughout 2024.

For more from the Nike, Inc. empire, check out the Air Jordan 9 “Powder Blue” set to return in original form in March of next year.

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Nike Blazer Low Pro Club “White.” Nike

Nike Blazer Low Pro Club. Nike

Nike Blazer Low Pro Club. Nike

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Nike Blazer Low Pro Club. Nike

Nike Blazer Low Pro Club. Nike

Nike Blazer Low Pro Club. Nike

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Nike Blazer Low Pro Club “Black.” Nike

Nike Blazer Low Pro Club. Nike

Nike Blazer Low Pro Club. Nike

Nike Blazer Low Pro Club. Nike

Nike Blazer Low Pro Club. Nike

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Nike Blazer Low Pro Club. Nike

Nike Blazer Low Pro Club. Nike

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