Nike Blazer Low Earth Day Pack White CI5546-100

Nike Blazer Low Earth Day Pack White joins the race for the Sustainability Campaign this week with three prominent themes and message to humanity. This pack consists of Air Force 1, Blazer, and a Cortez all dipped in crisp and tonal white to be monochrome all over. But the twist is when the vivid and detailed graphics on the sidewall comes alive! These runners will have highly engineered eco-friendly construction and an eye-opening cartoon graphic on the walls. The Earth Day is on April 22nd, and the big deal brand Nike is showing its appreciation for the planet we live in. It's high time we realised that we need to do something about pollution and the overly tormented nature. This kick conveys a message to the human race boldly to save the earth and take care of it. The vivid graphics on the sidewall of this cold white runner make you realise the importance of protecting and savouring the ground that we live in! It’s so amazing how they can represent the necessity of saving the nature and the wildlife with such a small detail. The sibling pairs will show off different toons and figurines, but all have one thing in common. They all have bright and popping print of the earth. A tiny animal hugs the earth to try and save it on the Cortez and the Air Force 1, a figurine carries the earth.

Those illustrations remind you of the decaying of earth and the necessity for our swift actions. For this Blazer Low, they intend to refer a tired earth walking with the tongue out and wide eyes. Follow @FastSoleUK to check others.

It's a team-up between Nike and Steve Harrington. The LA artist uses premium quality of flexible leather that's Nike's Flyleather innovation with 50% leather fibre. A coconut tree on the heel and left tongue, hands wrapping the earth on the right tongue, and recycling sign on the insole finish the hints. Vibrant green and blue reminisce the dream of clean earth!

Nike Blazer Low Earth Day Pack White releases April 22nd via listed UK and European retailers.

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