The Nike Air Force 1 Added Air puts a new spin on a classic, and we’re looking forward to getting our hands on this low-key fire pair! The latest to launch adds a subtle twist to the usual getup, doubling up the embossed AIR logo situated on the midsole. They’re crafted from supple and smooth leather throughout, with key features such as the perforated toe box and stitched Swoosh remaining in place.This latest offering of the Nike Air Force 1 Low sports a clean White base paired with Black detailing throughout atop its signature rubber sole. Highlighting this release is its double “Air” branding on the heels along with a stitched tag logo running down the tongues.
Perfect patchwork, the Nike Dunk Low SE Free 99 Asymmetric Black Multi see’s a stealthy black base elevated by a playful pastel patchwork. First released in 1985 alongside the Air Jordan 1, the Peter Moore-designed Nike Dunk changed the face of basketball sneakers. This "Free 99" colorway comes dipped in Easter-ready pastels.This brand new iteration flaunts a super smooth leather and buttery suede construction from heel to toe. Detailed images show a black base complemented with hues of green, yellow, pink, and teal overlays, and the left shoe boasting the same colours but arranged asymmetrically throughout for a mismatched look. To complete, traditional Nike features on the tongue, heel, and across the quarter panels.
Similar to an Air Jordan 1 High release from 2018, the Nike SB Dunk Low Court Purple will inherit the Jordan 1's iconic "Black Toe" color-blocking, with purple and black leather overlays presented in contrast of the standard white base. Simple, clean and easy to skate in, the SB Dunk remains to be one of the best shoes on the market – and this latest Court Purple/White colourway keeps it relevant for the new decade. Expect these to prove popular when they drop.