Jovani Hernandez In 1991, Tinker Hatfield and the Swoosh debuted the Nike Air Huarache, a performance-running shoe that deviated from the visible Air solution that had become a go-to option for the brand at the turn of the ’90s.
Recently, the scuba shoe-inspired design emerged as part of the Next Nature collection, a series of footwear products partly-built with recycled materials. Woven base layers harken back to past woven sneakers from the Swoosh’s expansive catalog of product, delivering a touch of breathability and sustainability to the Nike Sportswear staple. Overlays at the toe and along the profiles deviate from their underlays’ tan color in favor of a fall-appropriate olive green; Nike Huarache logos at the top of the tongue favor a neon variant of the contrasting green hue. Nike Grind material lands at the heel and waffle-patterned outsole, furthering the company’s goal of sustainability.
Enjoy official images of the pair ahead, and anticipate a Nike.com launch soon.
For more swoosh-branded sneaker, check out the Air Jordan 1 Low.
WHERE TO BUY
Nike Air Huarache Next Nature "Tan/Olive"
US 08/12/2022 Friday
| Retailer | Time | Shipping | Release type | Status | Reminder | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nikestore US | 10:00 | North America Only | Standard | Check Site | - | |
| Nike SNKRS US | 10:00 | North America Only | Standard | Check Site | - |
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