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Showing posts with label Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke. Show all posts

Friday, December 16, 2011

Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke Amar’e Stoudemire ‘Always On’ Giveaway



While the Carmelo Anthony trade provided a nice jolt of energy to NYC basketball, you have to give all credit to Amar’e Stoudemire for resurrecting it from the dead. Undoubtedly a legitimate MVP candidate for last season, Stoudemire has embraced the NYC sports and fashion culture rather seamlessly and has emerged as one of the faces for Nike Sportswear’s ‘Always On’ segments, and this Monday night, STAT and the Always On artists (Vado, Stalley, Jesse Boykins III) will be on hand for Stoudemire’s Always On video at 21 Mercer. To mark this great event, Nike Sportswear will give away six pairs of a Air Force 1 Bespoke ‘Always On’ inspired by Amar’e Stoudemire; the Bespokes feature a blue camouflage print upper with ‘STAT’ stitched on the lateral heel with the ‘Always On’ logo placed on the heel-tab. Don’t miss out on the event and the giveaway this Monday!

Monday, October 3, 2011

Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke – @ Nike Harajuku



Tokyo got another taste of the Big Apple during the last week of August as the Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke experience once again descended upon Nike Harajuku. This typically 21 Mercer-exclusive ultra-premium customization service provided the Japanese consumers with an unusually luxe array of materials, and we have three very different examples of what they created. They range from a low-key tonal brown that stands out for its use of natural cork to a glittery black patent-on-volt look with plenty of colorful pixelation in between. Have a gander at all three, let us know which one you think is best and hit up Nike Sportswear in New York to schedule your appointment today.





















Sunday, July 31, 2011

Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke by Fran Marchello



Today we take a look at the Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke created by Fran Marchellohe. Fran used a variety of vibrant colorways, and used the “Pikachu” character from Pokemon as a source of inspiration. The shoe sports yellow patent leather on the area surrounding the toe, as well as the shoe lacing tabs, while orange suede is utilized on the toe and back. Minimal black hints are used, while the design if finished off with blue waxed laces.







Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke – Available Monday @ Nike Harajuku



The Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke Experience will hit Nike Harajuku once again as a six-day pop-up event, with Nike iD Consultant Iz Mateo joining the Nike Harajuku team to assist designers with their Bespoke creations. With limited availability of Bespoke reservations, Nike Harajuku is anticipating that all reservations will get snatched up rather quickly based on how last year's Bespoke pop-up event was in such high demand. This Monday at 11:00 AM (Japan local time), Nike Harajuku will begin offering the reservations, so act fast because all of the reservations for last year's pop-up went by fast! - courtesy of sneakernews.com





Monday, July 18, 2011

Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke by Luis Perez



21 Mercer’s Bespoke studio has been killing the designs as of late, so here we have the latest Nike Air Force 1 to be created there. They were created by Luis Perez, who decided to use red and white hues along the upper, including a glossy-like material that sort of resembles gift wrapping paper toward the back-end. Gold accents create a nice contrasts, and are visible on the shoe’s tongue, heel, lining, and midsole. Oh and by the way, Nike’s classic air sole unit makes its way onto the design, and sits at the heel. The sneaker has a SB Shoe Goo feel and it looks awesome.