Joining the “Plant Cork” and “First Use” collections, Nike will also be releasing a new “Do You” pack that includes this Air Max 97. This offering of the
Nike Air Max 97 Men/Women comes dressed in a mix of Black and White with Neon Green contrasting accents throughout. Built with mesh and leather materials, the shoe is highlighted with Pink “Do You” branded overlay and 3M reflective detailing. A White midsole, Neon Green Air bubbles atop a Black rubber outsole completes the design.
Even the signature wavy overlays and the overlay above the midsole exhibit the peachy coral shade. To offset the bright hue, white is applied to the inside, midsole, and embroidered Swooshes on the sides and the tongue.
Nike Air Max 97 Outlet An embroidered cork plant is emblazoned down the tongue and features textbook-styled text that reads “Fig 6. Cork.” The plant theme continues with one of the wavy overlays and the outsole comprising cork materials for an organic look that directly derives from nature itself.
Adding to Nike Sportswear’s vast Plant-Based collection is the
Buy Nike Air Max 97 Online, seen her for the first time in a navy and cork build similar to a recently previewed Air Max 95. Front and center is the cork plant, seen via the fine embroidery and applique on the tongue, while actual cork material is used on one of the upper tracks of the Air Max 97’s signature silhouette. The reminder of the upper features a dyed canvas materials, with contrast stitching in tan to add to that outdoors-y aesthetic. The outsoles also feature sandy grains embedded into the rubber to further extend the organic approach.
With the Summer Olympics finally set to begin in Tokyo on July 23rd, dozens of patriotic footwear is on the horizon. And while not an official part of the Swoosh’s larger event-specific collection, a
Nike Air Max 97 on Sale has recently surfaced in a USA-friendly colorway. As with past sneakers prepped for the world stage, the forthcoming pair indulges in a mostly white tone. Synthetic leather mudguards introduce rich navy flair into the mix, and surround a bold red miniature swoosh at the mid-foot.
So far only seen on a
Shop Nike Air Max 97, there are surely more pairs in the works. Christian Tresser’s 24-year-old design, however, leads the charge in a predominantly “White/Black” colorway animated with neon green and pink. The most bottom vamp overlays feature the “DO YOU” reminder in vibrant rose, while swooshes across the upper and the full-length Air Max unit deliver stark green contrast. Together, the arrangement is a reminder to be unapologetic about oneself.
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