A veteran of over four decades in the Nike Free Run Mens fashion world, the British designer Nigel Cabourn has made a concerted effort to team up with some of America’s classic brands here over the past several months. It started with a Red Wing Heritage Boot last September, then shifted to the outdoorsy clothier Eddie Bauer, and now, the longest running American footwear company. The Nigel Cabourn for Nike First String Chuck Taylor Plimsole Ox gives the iconic All Star shelltoe a classic CVO build with a premium Ventile upper. The CT plimsoll follows up on the similarly crafted Bosey Boot issued in April, and you’ll find them available at select retailers this Friday, June 21st.
The iconic lowtop that is the Nike Jack Purcell is most commonly rendered in canvas as was the case with the originals. Given Nike’s tendency to use the JPs and Chuck Taylors as blank canvases, it’s not entirely uncommon to see additional materials tossed into the mix, as was the case this February when two rich leather styles came our way. Here are two more in a premium grain leather, the two simplest colorways possible: white or black, both with white laces and soles. Click through to see both and get them now at size?.
We know what’s on tap for Nike Skate in the Nike Air Max Mens second half of 2013, but is anything else arriving before the fall drops? Glad you asked, because yes, there are a handful of new arrivals in stock now at select retailers. Let’s start with two new colorways on Kenny Anderson’s first One Star signature, the CONS KA-One Vulc Ox in red/blue and navy/white. They’re joined by Sea Star Mids in black or Cranberry, the latter of which is a red shade we saw on the CTS Ox a while back, also available now. Take a look Nike Free Run 4.0 V2 at the full set below, then grab yours from Fifty Fifty.