In early October, New Jordan was leaked in the upcoming "Super Royal" color scheme. And now, as this year draws to a close, a new physical model has been exposed. Except for some more subtle details, nothing has changed. The suede coverings-ankle flaps, toe caps, counters, etc.-still wear the same slightly faded cool tones, while the interlining on the mid-panel and toe box contrasts their usual white. But at the top, some newly discovered contrast stitching is scattered around the building, the line tone is darker, closer to the dark blue than the previously mentioned. Elsewhere, gray accents hit the Swoosh, collar, and pedal.

Buy Jordan 2021 first appeared on the occasion of celebrating the 25th anniversary of Nike Air Max 95 and recently launched an experimental NDSTRKT treatment on the beloved Nike Air Force 1. An official background information has not been disclosed, but this tool is in line with the popular future spin under the N.354 label. Unlike the aforementioned NDSTRKT iteration of Air Max, Air Force 1 Low only has heavy-duty overlays on the forefoot, tongue and heel, instead of changing the model's DNA. The rubber add-on components use various textures, and the surface is for protection, reminiscent of Swoosh's futsal and tennis. Although they chose "black" cosmetics, the rest of the sneakers, also in suede around the toes, indulged in an eternal "white" whole; contoured Swoosh and heel panels, but boasted a reflective finish.

Although the Nike Air Max 97 Black Green Glow  did not revel in the spotlight like other colleagues celebrating the milestone anniversary, in 2020, it appeared in some impressive arrangements. Although the official release date is unknown, its recently launched "white/purple/black" color matching with "Kaomoji" patch, whenever it is launched at a retailer, can make people shine. At first glance, the 23-year design of the upcoming Christian Tresser seems to be inspired by the Halloween palette. The mesh bottom and the iconic full-length fender are obsessed with the "white" scheme, while the upper cladding boasts a shiny finish in either silver or "black". The upper lining, the side Swoosh logo and the pull tab on the tongue are all selected in a rich "purple" hue. This is common in shoes preparing for the October 31 holiday, but the oval near the back part suggests another theme. "Nike! The brand on the insole appears in the form of a speech bubble, supplemented by the five Japanese emoji patches attached to the Air Max pair of shoes. On the sole, the color of the sole is different from that of the upper, using neon green With blue, this also appears on the lace sling.