Japanese streetwear brand FPAR has teamed up with Nike SB to release two special edition Blazer Lows. Standing for “Forty Percent Against Rights”, FPAR believes that once a work is altered beyond 40 percent, the rights to that work don’t exist any elite.

Reflecting FPAR’s love for skating and their belief that skateboarding and a guerrilla ethos against media can change the world, they’ve chosen to add their alterations to the classic SB Blazer Low.

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UPDATE 12/15: Japanese designer Tetsu “Tet” Nishiyama and his label FORTY PERCENT AGAINST RIGHTS (FPAR) has officially announced release details for its nike shox nz fuze yellow and black blue color code collaboration. Both colorways will be available on the FPAR online store on December 17th and at select skate shops on December 18th. The Grey colorway will be available December 20th via SNKRS.

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