The uniform experiment x Nike All Court Mid is one of the latest collaborative efforts between two giant apparel companies.
Back in 1975, the Nike All Courts were released as a tennis shoe. I suppose both companies were reminiscing old times, because they've brought it back with the uniform experiment x Nike All Court Mid. The shoe is a mid-top that looks fairly similar to what Converse puts out. There are two versions with slight design differences. Both are in navy, but one is sprinkled with stars while the other has a thin rainbow stripe running down the spine. The rest of the shoe is highlighted with a white vamp, sole and shoelaces.
The uniform experiment x Nike All Court Mid will be released simultaneously on May 14th, 2011 according to Freshnessmag.com.
Classic Navy High-Tops
The uniform experiment x Nike All Court Mid Brings Back an Old Classic
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