As early as November last year, Nike Air Force 1 launched two "Hoops" color schemes. Although the pictures were collected from retailers, the design itself seems to be a little different from what was originally presented. In this "Canyon Purple" example, only a few minutes of detail were changed, despite all the differences that made the overall appeal of the pair. Swooshes, much like the original, dressed in purple with the title, matching the tongue and midsole on the top of the Nike Air brand. The "Hoops" patch was also worn into floral tones, completely deviating from the original use of red, white and blue. In other places, the lining is also a bit different: its appearance is completely black here, and the white spots are in front of the whole.
To commemorate the 40th anniversary of Air Force 1 (Air Force 1), Nike has prepared many limited edition color schemes, which incorporate both retro and oriental elements. The brand's newly released "shape-less, Formless, Limitless" closely follows the footsteps of the "Nike" combination and explores East Asian aesthetics. "Nike" is geared toward Japan, and this one seems to be inspired by China, because it has a jade decoration on the back heel. These three parts are very similar to the themes mentioned earlier, and their core pillars are the heel and the newly customized tongue tag. In addition, the latter is characterized by the "Nike International" brand and looks like an individual number (this pair of shoes is from 1972 to 2022). Embroider the pattern, then mark the middle panel and heel label, possibly referring to the blue background on top of the traditional theme. On top of the light pink suede layer, one contains, despite the metal hardware, its foundation is simpler to perform.
Almost no two companies have done what NEIGHBORHOOD and Adidas have done. The long-term cooperative relationship between these two companies started to strengthen as early as 2021. Next year, 2022, we can expect roughly the same situation, with two different colors of NMD R1. The Japanese brand made a series of noteworthy adjustments, rekindling the vitality behind the brand image. Structurally, the shoes look stronger, partly because of the suede covering on the toe, eye support and three stripes. In addition, the base itself seems to be thicker than the average Primeknit sweater, with a custom paisley print printed on the top; its flowers are wrapped around the shoe close to the whole, and the color white stands on a black and navy blue background.
