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Nike Air Force 1 Low DNA White is a shoe that carefully treads the line between iconic and contemporary.But true to some of the recent best-sellers, Nike opt for a completely radical and modern upgrade.On one hand the classic AF1 shape is retained along with many of the old school details. Instead of a conventional leather Swoosh, the sidewall of this pair is covered with a clear synthetic overlay.Otherwise known as the Nike Air Force 1 "Look See", this exclusive features something way out of the ordinary.Reminscient of Virgil Abloh's Off-White collaboration, this deconstructed makeover looks to be a hugely popular release for 2020!

2019 Sneakers Release,Wearable and thought provoking, this pair is an absolute essential.Nike Air Max 90 City Pack Shanghai Delivery Service Workers is part of Nike’s new City Pack which pays homage to some of the most iconic cities in the world – and its workers.Nike’s iconic branding comes in the form of a Swoosh logo to the side and a synthetic Nike Air patch to the heel.With a synthetic upper that’s breathable a flexible, patent leather overlays are added to add structure to the shoe and deliver on durability – so you can rest assured that these AM90 will absolutely smash the test of time.Bright blue and orange work in perfect tandem to ensure this pair cannot be missed, and at the side of the shoe you can find a row of stars that nod to China’s national flag.

Air Jordan 1 Pine Green Crafted from tumbled leather that's soft and smooth to the touch, dark green and stark black panels contrast against one another, resulting in a retro look that's still as popular today as it was back in the day. A silhouette that was designed by Peter Moore back in the '80s, the Pine Green is colour blocked to perfection.First leaked back in October 2019, this AJ1 is sure to elevate any sneaker collection, so make sure you read on to find out everything that you need to know.Swoosh branding shoots across the lateral and medial side panels, while a dash of bright red touches up the "Nike Air" branding at the tongue.