Before there were suede and mesh Air Max 1s, patent leather Air Jordan XIs or carbon fiber and Hyperfuse marvels like the LeBron 9, building a hit sneaker was a simpler affair. In the case of the Nike Chuck Taylor Free Run, all it took was a million colors Nike Free Run 4.0 V3 of woven cotton to make an all-time classic, and these new Stonewashed Canvas pairs are a Nike Free Run Mens perfect way to connect today’s popular faded colors with the rich Free Run legacy. Five new colorways are available now straight from the source, ranging from simple black or white to seasonal looks like the teal ‘Green Bay’ edition; which one(s) will you buy from Nike?
Though you may have never spoken the word ‘huipil’, chances are you’d be able to pick one out of a lineup. This traditional dress is one of the foundational ladies garments in Mexico and Central America, and its the latest international flavor to be mixed in with one of the US’ best recipes. The Nike Chuck Taylor Free Run Hi ‘Huipil’ features a multicolor stripe print that you might call a ‘Mexican blanket’ were the One Star not so forthcoming with their inspiration. Two pairs give your choice of energetic or cool, and you’ll Nike Free Run Sale find them available now at select Nike Japan retailers.
Nike has long been able to walk the line between playing the role of the quintessential everyman sneaker and also offering up plenty for the limited edition set. Their latest endeavor we’ve caught wind of will probably do a little more for them in the former category, as they’ve just opened their first mall-based brick and mortar space. The expansive retail spot at the Westfield Garden State Plaza in Paramus, New Jersey comes as their fourth stand alone store here in the US, with some cool in store exclusives to make the space unique, one of them being the so called ‘Ink Bar’ offering up a customizable process on-site. Hit the jump for some images of Nike’s first mall based store and let us know if you’re planning a trip.