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Nike Announces the 'Air Pegasus 83' in a New 'Twine' Colorway

The new Nike 'Air Pegasus 83' in 'Twine' continues this old-school sneaker's modern-day revival. First launched in 1983, and now reissued in several colorways, the retro look of these functional running shoes has appeared to land mainstream streetwear appeal.

The new 'Twine' colorway restyles these sneakers with neutral tan tones, which complement the model's robust nylon build and suede finish. The shoe's soothing hues are balanced by an off-white shade called 'Coconut Milk,' which dons the iconic Nike swoosh, tongue, and heel tab. Of course, Bill Bowerman's classic black outsole is left unchanged, adding a pleasant contrast to the white and tan colorway resting just above it.

Customers can expect to get their hands on the Nike 'Air Pegasus 83' in 'Twine' on August 21 via the Nike online store.
Trend Themes
1. Retro Sneaker Revival - The popularity of retro sneakers continues to grow, providing an opportunity for companies to reissue classic shoe models with new colorways.
2. Neutral Tones in Sneaker Design - Designers are experimenting with neutral colors in sneaker design, offering a fresh take on classic shoe models.
3. The Rise of Streetwear Fashion - Streetwear fashion is becoming more mainstream, creating a market for retro sneakers and other vintage-inspired clothing and accessories.
Industry Implications
1. Athletic Footwear Industry - The athletic footwear industry can take advantage of the retro sneaker trend by reissuing classic shoe models with modern colorways and marketing strategies.
2. Fashion Retail Industry - The fashion retail industry can capitalize on the popularity of streetwear fashion by offering retro sneakers and other vintage-inspired clothing and accessories.
3. Sneaker Resale Market Industry - The sneaker resale market can benefit from the resurgence of retro sneakers by stocking up on popular models and colorways to sell at a premium price.

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