Nike unveils its latest iteration of the Air Max 90 Essential, with the “Vapor” colorway. The classic silhouette touts a mint green mesh toe box, tongue and upper, with suede paneling for a premium feel. The mint green is complemented by a black and gray midsole, and red accents throughout to complete the shoe. The Swoosh is adorned with crocodile leather material. This eye-catching colorway is available now in-store only at Wish Atlanta’s Moreland Avenue location, but for more information, check out its website here.
Nike introduces the new Nike Free 3.0 Flyknit, a trainer that sets out to compliment the natural motion of a runner’s body. This is achieved by not adding features to the shoe but honing them to proffer a more natural running experience, eliminating layers, seams and bulk. The result is a lightweight, sleek product that enhances the capability of the foot. The upper is made of Flyknit and sports a 4-millimeter heel-to-toe offset. The predominantly red colorway is complimented by Volt yellow accentuations and Nike swoop. Retailing for $140 USD, it drops on April 2 via Nike retailers and the online store.
Designer Taka Hayashi and Vans’ Vault imprint reissue both the TH Priz Hi LX and TH Sk8-Mid LX for Spring 2015, once again taking cues from Hayashi’s affinity for meticulous craftsmanship and high-end materializations to create premium executions of the silhouettes. Inspired by the build of the Vans Prison Issue, the TH Priz Hi LX represents an elevated extension of the original low-top, adopting off-white canvas and brown leather along with perforated heel paneling, embroidered ankle straps and tonal waxed cotton laces. Joining the TH Priz Hi LX — for the first time since Spring 2014 — is the aforementioned TH Sk8-Mid LX, which resurfaces here in two colorways, each featuring intricately stitched patterning on both the medial and lateral sides of the upper and reimagined with suede applications, leather Sidestripe overlays, raised toe box foxing and rawhide lacing.
Look for both the TH Priz Hi LX and TH Sk8-Mid LX to be available this month at Vault by Vans boutique accounts.
After kicking off the new XS-500 in early last month, here PUMA continues to promote it’s futuristic silhouette with new colorways in the “Fade” pack. Arriving in white, black, and a previously noted teal version, the “Fade” pack is defined by subtle gradients at the seamless base layer. The white version beautifully transitions from sky blue to white underneath the footcage, while the other version shifts from green to black. Both options are available now at The Puma Lab Powered by Foot Locker in-store installations nationwide.
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