Among the many release dates in 2021Shoes, this Flying Man Jordan 13 "Palace Purple" is one of them. This is the next color Jumpman is committed to restoring the 1998 model to its original state. "Purple Jordan 13", originally scheduled to be released on December 29, has been postponed to January 8, but this does not rule out a certain delay again. In any case, some of the new images of the upcoming Jordan release have surfaced through retailers, so hopefully this instance is a sign that will gain a foothold on January 8. The structure and materials of this trapeze Jordan 13 "court purple" are similar to the original version, with black leather, reflective ballistic nylon on the bump upper, soft suede mudguard and court purple heel. Usually compared to Mike Bibby’s exclusive players, this black/purple color scheme is expected to receive a lot of publicity when it is released in early 2022.

Although several Jordan releases in December have been postponed to the first half of 2022, long-awaited styles such as Trapeze Jordan 1 retro high OG "Gu Og Brown" are still dropping as expected before the end of the year. Recently, official pictures of this sneaker surfaced, Skechers Womens Outlet showing many reflectors around the heel. The colorful couple made their debut in midsummer and reveled in the tried-and-tested autumn colors. Similar to the always popular Air Jordan 1s with the "Mocha" style, this upcoming shoe uses brown suede on the forefoot and ankle; the "wings" logo is on the back The components follow, but boast of a patch-like construction. Rich greens, deep purples and vibrant corals have left their marks on the vintage upper, but it can be said that all of these are on the silver side-"y" at the lining of the heel and toe box Played a supporting role. These stripes are characterized by a reflective finish, allowing Jordan 1 to make a statement even under unsatisfactory lighting conditions. finally. The mismatched shoebox pays homage to the craftsmanship of this pair of shoes, achieved through the use of contrast stitching and quilted inner layers.

If it weren't for design, the color selection of New Air Force 1 Fontanka would be interesting enough. And here, what we have witnessed is one of the most unique silhouettes so far, not only in bright colors, but also in patterns that are rarely used. However, nothing is superfluous, because neutrals also play an equally important role. On the toe cap and eyelet—characterized by moving stitching and additional covering, respectively—white takes up a larger stage, complementing the tongue, lining, and most of the midsole below. The latter's reactive blocks, however, are finished in gray, and a shade is also used for the suede mid-plate and forefoot above. On the counter, the same material was given a bright orange surface, partially covered by the tortoise shell Swoosh and matching heel tags. Nike Air Max Plus may not be the most popular visible air cushion model in the Swoosh catalog, but its historical importance cannot be ignored. A foot cabinet designed by Sean McDowell exclusive in 1998, the outline introduced a new gradient finish and adjusted air cushion Nike's running sneaker roster. The gradient pattern on this most beloved British shoe is reminiscent of the sunset, reminiscent of its first release "Magma". The combination of orange, yellow and white reproduces natural events, while the surrounding black TPU cover and sole unit components balance the eye-catching arrangement. However, the swish on the side and the badge above the tongue further give the Air Max-variant its neon green style. In short, every element mentioned above creates a style that will definitely attract people's attention.