Nike Air Trainer 1 Enamel Green DX4462-300

You may think Nike Air Trainer has lost its original spark, but you can not underestimate the beauty of its collection. The Nike Air Trainer 1 Enamel Green is here to change your views and give you an out-worldly experience. Celebrating its 35th anniversary, the cross-training proposition is all set to take over the sneaker world with the newest colourways. Nike boasts all the GOAT kicks, so you can not underlook the upcoming release. Considering the history of the late 1980s, the pair will successfully ignite the same craze among sneakerheads. Do not believe us? Well, let us change your perspective by getting on the deets.

Firstly, the pastel colourway gives all the eye-soothing vibes. We are not getting over the OG pastels anytime soon, as they are not only a treat for sore eyes but will stay relevant and wearable even after 20 years! Secondly, the construction comes in the classic style, which can never go old. Moreover, the base layers maintain a partly-perforated leather construction, while areas around the forefoot, across the mid-foot and at the heel indulge in a hairy suede. The combination of suede and pastels go hand in hand to create that subtle yet impactful impression. You can also check out the Nike Air Force 1 Low Swoosh Shadow.

As the upper reveals, it dresses in the shades of mint. The colourway gives off an aged aesthetic as it ventures between the lighter and darker shades. Nonetheless, both are light, with the paler mint green making up the toe box. The rest of the upper, like the border of the toe region, lateral sides and heel region, takes up the more prominent mint.

Additionally, the laces are white, and so is the sock liner. The Nike label sits on the white tongue tab to add the final touch. Conversely, the Swoosh logo dresses in white and makes its mark.

The Nike Air Trainer 1 Enamel Green will release on the 13th of July, 2022. Get your hands on it from the top-listed UK and European retailers through our where to buy section. Like and follow us on Facebook and Twitter.

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