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The Netherlands football club is the favorite to come out on top in their Group E preliminary round, and is projected to be a contender for the World Cup. Such a daunting team is worthy of recognition, as Nike included the Netherlands in their Nike Sportswear Six Collection. Included in the Collection is some sweet kicks inspired by the new colourway of the Netherlands kit; check out the newly released and technically advanced Nike Air BW Gen II in the Netherlands orange. The rest of the gear was designed by graffiti artist and rabid football-fan Delta, using geometrics as his inspiration. Check out the collection of kicks and gear, which includes the Nike Dunk High AC, Nike Lunarlite Woven Chukka, and other classic Nike apparel.

Netherlands Artist: Delta Graffiti artist Delta, aka Boris Tellegen, has created a geometric world with his art that is a colorful reflection of the constructivist movement that brings to mind both block-like cities as well as pixelized digital environments. A rabid football fan, he was especially excited to play with the colorways on The Netherlands’ new kits. His artwork for the assortment is an extension of his blocky visual language: The boxy mascot is a simple-yet-dynamic running man, the crest is a cubic puzzle of numbers, and the font is unlike anything before it – heavy as concrete, but somehow agile through its italicized forwardlean.

This new Nike Air Max 1 Premium TZ x Patta is a great addition the the already plentiful collection of collaborations between Nike and Patta. This shoe will feature a predominantly black upper that is made from nylon and heavy duty canvas. The swoosh will be white and also have green accents.
Patta has been giving us a lot of great collaborations with Nike lately and this new Nike Air Max 1 Premium TZ x Patta is jus one more great example of their work. The upper is made from nylon and heavy duty canvas in black with a white swoosh and green accents

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There is nothing more delicate than the Nike Air Max 90 with its seamless upper that is made up of Grey base with Purple accents. Traditionally, it possesses dots design on the upper, perforation eyelets, Air Max branding, and Swoosh. The well-grooved sole is one of its distinctive attributes being a running shoe while it also owns a clear Air Unit. Curious? Head now to Shelter.

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Follow-ups didn’t get much flashier than the Air Max 95—a shoe so elaborate, awesome and expensive that it took a few years to truly appreciate. With such a recent onslaught of new runners, we assumed the era of the cut and shut was coming to a close.We’re pretty on the fence with this hybrid of two Nike styles that are close to our collective hearts. Big Windows have been around since their debut. They’ve become so ubiquitous that we regularly take the shoe for granted in favour of its flashier follow-ups and bulkier predecessors. Not so. In fact, when we were a little indifferent to the new Nike BW design we were scorned by some Nike honchos. The first evidence of the BW platform’s scope to double-up is the Air Max Modular SI. These shots are of the samples that we grabbed earlier in the year, so don’t hold us accountable for any altered paintwork.They’re alright at what they do, but while this exists, the neon Air Stab that was shown to us but never released in late 2005 remains shelved. Where’s the justice in that? If you’re interested, these are set to drop in Foot Locker soon. Us? We’ll be retaining our pound notes for the next wave of Modular experiments…

The selling point for the new wave of this shoe is apparently the modular nature of the shoe. That got us hyped—the scope to flip a midsole on iD is something that’s been hinted since the ‘One Time Only’ opened the floodgates to fuse models all over the shop. ’SI’ stands for ‘Sports Inspired’, and these are drenched in neon Air Max 95 styling to the point where it’s a bit overwhelming. That midsole’s window’s become a lot bigger, with a rear view too, and the heel and tongue are translated straight from the futuristic favourite.

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Today we are going to show you a Nike Air BW which in Black – Yellow – White.

The updated Nike Air BW Gen II will release soon in the Big Window’s signature Persian Violet palette, but what about the original.  The Nike Air Classic BW will remain a Nike Sportswear staple, and it appears here in a colorway that has dominated the last 12 months.  It’s been about a year since the LIVESTRONG Stages collection debuted, and while these aren’t affiliated with Lance Armstrong’s charity, the yellow and white accents on a black base mean someone might think they were.  No matter the collab (or lack thereof), these are hot, and they’re available for your springtime running (the streets) exclusively at the UK’s JD Sports.

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Some people in the office described this duo of Nike Air Max colourways as “a bit high street” on their debut out the box. You know what? That’s a good thing. The craze for grouped ’stories’ makes us feel more than a little drowssssssssszzzzzzz….sorry. It’s getting increasingly tired, and the insipid results tend to drive away more fanboys and girls than they attract. These however, in all their conventionality, feel kind of refreshing. We’re aware that’s a sign that things have gone awry. There’s actually conceptual elements here, pointing to the season’s rivalry theme, but with ‘West’ on the tongue to represent the legendary Athletics West, and a nice beaver to represent for the company’s locale on the footbed, it’s all good.

Mesh toeboxes, and white midsoles are a strong place to start. These aren’t original colour makeups by any stretch of the imagination, but mixing mesh, nylon and suede, they’re free of unnecessarily weighty, crease-happy fabrics. They’re not even scratching any new ground, let alone breaking it – we’ve seen these shades used on the frequently-flogged Air Max silhouette time and time again, but in these hard times, experimentation was the first casualty in the quest for sales. Which makes these safe bets done right.

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Today we are going to sharing you a Nike Air Max 90 whick in Granite – Royal Blue – Lucky Green,let’s take a look at the picture.

Here’s a sneaker we hope makes it to stateside retailers with the quickness cos they’re a perfect look for the warm summer months.  This new Nike Air Max 90 has a bit of the old school Sprite-can look to it with white sections offering strong contrasts against bold royal blue and kelly green sections.  It’s particularly interesting to see how those two accent shades are mixed together along the eyelets and on the mudguard logo, with just a little grey swooping around the front of the shoe to add some balance.  Check out more shots of these AM90s and stick with Sneaker News for word on a US release.  via Titolo.

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