Nike blesses this school like crazy...not even really a foam fan but these are dope for cleats

Green Galaxy?

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Every single release was crazy. Not even just the hype models

It all ended with this release

Live link to VirgilÂ’s last LV show in Miami.

Always see these different indie brands on Grailed and they fetch bread. Some are nice.
I think the sh*t is just customizing a silhouette. They are adding changes in materials and slight aesthetic designs. Bootleg I can see it being called as well tho because it is. Still cool to watch if you into finding something different.


Was gonna get my Mom the Reves Runtz pair her favorite color is purple.

1st of all rip to Virgil. I didnÂ’t know much about him prior to his passing but itÂ’s clear he made a major impact in the fashion world. IÂ’m not a big fashion person so IÂ’m sooooo out of the loop when it comes to the gear he was responsible for. From what IÂ’ve seen it doesnÂ’t look like anything special. IÂ’m not trying to be disrespectful but someone fill me in on they hype and why the off white stuff is so sought after.

 



Shout out to Nike



Not selling anything btw. Everyone cashing in on his death can go to hell

5:30

 https://www.reebok.com/us

I mean itÂ’s Reebok but there are a few classics

These were expensive at the time but were lowkey a deal in retrospect. $310 for two JordanÂ’s. Nowadays itÂ’s 310 for one

For the youth...

Introduced in 1982, the Air Force 1 is solidified as one of NikeÂ’s staple sneaker models and is more popular than ever. In fact, according to NPD Vice President and Senior Sports Industry Advisor Matt Powell, the Air Force 1 (retail $90) was the companyÂ’s best-selling sneaker of 2020 and held on to that distinction at the midway point of this year. Whether being worn fresh out of the box, muddied up by trendy kids, or utilized for mass customization, people cannot get enough of the iconic shoe. However, new developments may leave us all with no choice.

Screenshots shared by Twitter user Militia_Kicks indicate that Nike is now limiting the amount of Air Force 1s that can be purchased by a single customer. One order update reportedly sent to a customer notes that further orders of the Air Force 1 cannot be processed because they’ve exceeded “the quantity limit” on nike.com orders. Another customer was directed to visit a local Nike Store or another authorized retailer to purchase Air Force 1s. Neither e-mail cited a reason for limiting quantities.



Various theories explaining why Nike could be limiting Air Force 1 sales are making rounds. One idea is that Nike is trying to prevent customizers from buying out stock, but DaNikePlugs points out that all Air Force 1 sales are being limited, not just white-on-whites that provide the convenient blank canvas. Others believe this may be related to the much talked about shipping crisis, which prompted Nike to cancel some of its partner retailersÂ’ seasonal orders for the foreseeable future. ThereÂ’s also the usual reseller chatter, but the profit margin on white Air Force 1s is minimal at best unless theyÂ’re being purchased at a highly discounted rate.

For what itÂ’s worth, in recent days, buyers have discovered that Nike has increased its maximum quantity on Air Force 1 purchases from 2 pairs to 5 pairs, so this may all be much ado about nothing. White Air Force 1s had been noticeably more difficult to locate and purchase this year, but that was mostly being attributed to the shoeÂ’s increasing popularity and status as NikeÂ’s best seller.



 https://www.complex.com/s .. -force-1-sales

This sums up my history with YeezyÂ’s