As its name implies, Nike's upcoming "Toasty" series will catch up with sweater weather in time because it embraces comfort and warm tones-all of which use sustainable materials. Nike Blazer Low '77 Premium will now join its mid-top rivals and Nike Dunk in this "move to zero" related package to show off a beige-based palette. Similar to the Blazer Mid of this series, this new product also uses a splicing design. The side is a quilted recycled textile made of "rattan" and "brown kelp", while the inner side uses a similar method, but with "rattan" and white. This side and center style also echoes the suede shape Swooshes, which is either light beige or orange. To keep warm, the sock lining and the underside of the tongue are coated with wool. An orange label is sewn on the insole, which says "TOASTY", and is printed with the "Move To Zero" windmill logo, making the whole shape more perfect.

New Jordan ,For the first time by Isatou "Satou" Sabally ridiculed on Twitter, the Air Jordan 36 "First Light" was finally released on September 2. This sneaker breaks away from the color scheme of the Chicago Bulls. This color scheme has covered the latest Air Jordan sneakers in history. This upcoming sneaker is designed by Team Jumpman. Prospects for the future. After analyzing and interpreting the word "light", the design team of this latest style considered the meaning of the five-letter inspiration for athletes and basketball when designing the shoe upper and Zoom air cushion made of jacquard leno. Air Jordan 35's Eclipse Plate appeared on the shoe, with Zoom Air Strobel to provide comfort and responsiveness. The multi-directional traction mode at the foot completes this proposition and provides a channel through which to experience the innovation of Jordan 36.

Jordan Delta 2, although it is not mainstream, it is also regarded as mainstream, providing countless opportunities to show off its colors. Here, neon lights are the current topic, and their use is full of vitality on the basis of pitch black. Most fixtures, including suede overlays and synthetic bases, lack any color, and their panels are only interesting because of their inherent texture. Certain stripes—especially those on the forefoot—do add subtle graphic work, depicting a rather futuristic and close-to-scientific subject. Then, in other places, white leather created the tongue, while orange, blue, pink, yellow, purple and other hues added vitality to the entire heel.