Nike Blazer Low Leather White Forest Green 0
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Nike Blazer LowLeather White Forest Green


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Product Details

Style

CI6377-108

Colorway

White/Sail-Forest Green

Retail Price

$75

Release Date

07/01/2020

Product Description

The Nike Blazer Low Leather White Forest Green is a low-top iteration of the Nike Blazer, a retro-style, basketball-inspired sneaker known for its timeless design.

The shoe has a clean and minimalist aesthetic featuring a white leather upper with very subtle green accents which help to add visual interest to the shoes. The green accents are only visible on the branding details, which include the Swoosh on both sides and a Nike logo on the tongue and heel tab. The sole unit is also white, although the underfoot showcases a gum rubber construction.

One thing our experts love about the Nike Blazer Low Leather White Forest Green is the versatility of the color palette. The white and subtle green work perfectly together, making it easier for the shoes to pair with a range of different outfits. The shoes were initially released for retail priced at $75 on the 1st of July, 2020.





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