Before Nike dunks became the lifestyle shoes we know now, Nike Dunk Low OG Purple Pulse were originally basketball performance silhouettes and made their debut in 1985. Many years later, especially in the 90s and 00s, they were adopted by the brand's skateboarding department with the goal of skating performance. In summary, we have no doubt in the mind of every sneakerheads knowing our current world, propaganda dominates the market, and your many Nike dunks are high proof that this is the latest dunk increase, and the community has become a hot commodity. This pair of shoes is equipped with a high collar to provide extra support and durability. Through Nike's "customized by you" feature, users have the opportunity to use a range of materials and colors for their personalized dunks to give them the creativity they want. Of course, all the traditional Nike brand details remain in the OG look that we all know and love.

2021Sneakers already have in your collection, nothing can beat the classic Nike Air Force 107 Tri-White. Air Force No. 1 is a pair of basketball shoes launched by Bruce Kilgore in the 1980s. Its modern appearance and unparalleled comfort immediately became a street icon. If you are looking for a pair of shoes that can easily match any suit, then this pair of shoes will meet your needs right away. This shoe clothing spike works on top of a low-cut structure, accommodating a super smooth white leather panel all the way for a perfect quality touch. In the front, you will see a series of perforated decorative toe boxes, these make the best air circulation to the user's feet, for a lightweight feeling and a sweat-free experience. On the sides and inside of this Air Force 1 Low, Nike’s iconic Swoosh logo also uses the same clean white tone, and then on the heel, metallic silver lace dubrae, tongue, and the midsole under the foot, which wraps this The iconic air cushion technology of the sportswear giant provides insane comfort.

Compared to the previous signature, the Adidas d.o.n 3 is a slow start and has only appeared a few times since its debut earlier in the summer. However, Adidas NMD R1 V2 Japan White with the release of the "Team Series", this silhouette clothing ushered in the biggest color matching wave so far. There are a total of six different color palettes, and the shoes start with a relatively ordinary base. Textiles, synthetic materials and wear-resistant tpu are along the upper together, and the overall structural tone is straightforward, if not for contrasting brands. Below, the tool is more visually interesting, and the subtle print superimposed on top is reminiscent of camouflage. This pattern and the aforementioned materials are dressed in black, white, gray, navy, blue, and red.