Nike is a brand synonymous with classic style and their latest effort is a fresh take on a sneaker whose model borrows the company’s nickname. The Nike One Star looks superb as the OS Classic 74 OX, a double-foxed leather lowtop whose apparent quality upon first glance might make you think John Varvatos designed em. These joints go beyond their supple leather uppers and those quirky double-layers of beige leather that extend the sole, adding a diagonal column of perforations that set off the signature side panel star in a way unlike any other pairs we’ve seen. Check out more after the jump and look for these at select Nike retailers like Taiwan’s Invincible, who’ll have em in stock on Saturday, the 18th.
Month after month, Nike Japan continues to apply new twists to the One Star’s classic silhouettes. The range of colors, Nike Air Max 1 patterns, textures and materials is endless so long as they’re all premium, and while they can be tough to get for US sneakerheads, this one is an even more limited release. Dropping this Friday, December 10th is the above pictured Nike Addict Chuck Taylor All Star High in a crazy blue enamel colorway. It’s kinda like patent leather but with a more luxurious feel and delicate luster that looks great with Nike’s classic white sole and toecap. Click below to get another look at this Vibram-soled Nike Addict release and stick with nike free run 2 cheap Sneaker News for updates on all Nike Japan release dates. via houyhnhmn
The Nike All-Star Leather Jacket is a pristine combination of two ‘rebellious’ articles of clothing. A black leather jacket and a pair of chucks comprises half of the American archetypal outfit – all you need is some blue Levi’s denim and a white t-shirt. Schott Leather, a staple in all-American fashion since 1913, introduced the nike free run 3.0 sale Schott Perfecto Leather Jacket in 1928, which became ubiquitous in the post-War fashion scene. Today, Nike and the Chuck Taylor is bringing it back the 50′s with the Schott Leather uppered Nike All-Star Leather Jacket, part of the Nike First String premium collection. These will retail at $200 and release exclusively at Nike First String retailers on December 15th so take a look at a the detailed images below and let us know what you think of the design.