Nike introduces a Coffee colorway of the iconic Air Mac 97 sneaker model. The shoes are detailed in a dark brown hue and made with supple materials to bring forth the textures of the shoe. Most of the upper is made up of a hazel brown color that is constructed using both suede and leather mesh materials.
As a touch of contrast at first glance, the shoes sit on top of a cream tonal midsole foundation. Branding details can be seen in the form of the classic Swoosh in a small iteration at the top of the shoe in red on top of a brown leather patch. The rest of the shoe include tonal laces, thick suede paneling, and a small cat in a mug visual at the insole.
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Beverage-inspired Sneakers
- Opportunity for footwear brands to collaborate with popular beverage companies and create unique sneaker designs.
- Tonal Colorways
- Potential for product differentiation by using monochrome color schemes in various industries beyond fashion, such as technology or home decor.
- Sustainable Sourcing & Manufacturing
- Trend towards using eco-friendly materials and processes in the fashion industry could expand to other industries as well.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion/apparel
- Opportunity for fashion brands to capitalize on the trend of tonal colorways and beverage-inspired designs in their product lines.
- Beverage
- Potential collaboration opportunity for beverage companies to create limited edition sneaker designs to further brand exposure.
- Technology
- Opportunity for tech companies to utilize the trend of tonal colorways in their product designs for greater aesthetic appeal.
