New Jordan 2020 continues to showcase its new Air Jordan 1 shoes, the upcoming Air Jordan 1 Zoom CMFT color scheme. Today, we will officially release the "Stadium Green" version of this high-top sneaker in just a few days. The "Stadium Green" Air Jordan 1 Zoom CMFT features the familiar AJ1 color block, with green and white highlights and black accents. Compared with the suede Air Jordan 1, the outline chooses more non-traditional material construction, because the suede upper and the fabric cover are fused together. The Swoosh brand on the side is also different here, appearing in a hollow form. Then, through the ball and wings logo on the collar and the "Zoom Air" logo on the tongue and insole, other trademarks appeared. Air Jordan 1 Zoom CMFT is equipped with exposed foam tongue and Zoom air cushion sole.
Retro Jordan 2021, Although Nike SB may have become the de facto sneaker for today's young skaters, this corporate giant is not always as recognized by people as the current skating world. One of the most prestigious skateboard brands opposed to Nike's emergence is Consolidated Skateboards. The California brand even produced "BS Drunks", imitating Nike SB Dunk, copying bananas instead of Swooshes and the banana "Do n't Do It" motto. It is said that these ironic counterfeit products are a strong opposition to Nike's recruitment of merger designer Todd Bratrud to design Dunk with the theme of merger for Nike, and they were eventually called "send help." The merger successfully transferred 2,600 pairs without any legal issues.
Cheap Jordans UK, Travis Scott and Dior have both added a sense of collaboration to the OG Jordan silhouette in recent months. It is not surprising that some of the new colors of AJ1 have not attracted people's attention. Released in the year the Lakers finally returned to the glory of the NBA championship, and used the iconic colors of MJ competitors-this may be a good book. Nike Dunk will return in 2020, so Swoosh fans will definitely remember this year. Following the same color trend of the year, "Spartan Green" was launched on the market in September and drew inspiration from the 1985 "Be True to Your School" packaging.