Nike Drops Three Blazer Mid '77 Sneakers With Distressed Accents
References: nike & highsnobiety
Nike introduces three new colorways of its signature Blazer Mid '77 sneakers, set to launch this Saturday, January 19th. The Blazer Mid sneakers made its original debut back in the year 1972 and received its name from Portland's basketball team when it first joined the NBA that year. It is a signature footwear model off the court as well, serving as a foundational design for many models that follows in previous decades.
The three new colorway options highlight green, red, and blue. The sneakers are constructed from white leather throughout the uppers and boast branding details in the form of a colorful Swoosh respective to each colorway. There are also branding accents on the tongue and the heel, with a notable distressed vintage textile across the midsoles.
The three new colorway options highlight green, red, and blue. The sneakers are constructed from white leather throughout the uppers and boast branding details in the form of a colorful Swoosh respective to each colorway. There are also branding accents on the tongue and the heel, with a notable distressed vintage textile across the midsoles.
Trend Themes
1. Vintage-themed Sneakers - Opportunity for brands to tap into the nostalgia trend by creating sneakers with distressed and vintage accents.
2. Colorful Swoosh Branding - Brands can capitalize on the popularity of vibrant branding by incorporating colorful Swoosh logos on their sneakers.
3. Distressed Textile Accents - Incorporating distressed vintage textiles on sneakers presents a unique opportunity for brands to create a worn-in look and appeal to consumers seeking a retro aesthetic.
Industry Implications
1. Footwear - The footwear industry can explore the use of distressed and vintage design elements to create unique and nostalgic sneakers.
2. Fashion - Fashion brands can incorporate colorful Swoosh branding on a variety of products to attract consumers who desire bold and vibrant designs.
3. Athletic Apparel - Sportswear brands can use distressed textiles to create a retro-inspired line of sneakers that appeals to both athletes and fashion-conscious consumers.
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