nike soccer has big plans for celebrating Latino Heritage Month this year, as they are partnering with four Latino artists on four very special editions of iconic sneakers. Including the Air Force 1 Low, nike soccer acg lunar dome waterproof boots sale, Cortez, and cheap nike soccer special field boot camp shoes for women, the collection features artists from Latino backgrounds from Chile to Los Angeles. See details on each below.
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From Mexico, street artist Saner adds a very bold look to the Air Force 1 Low, taking inspiration from pre-Hispanic cultures that believed the jaguar was a mystic with the power of survival in both life and death. The shoe features a faux jaguar fur upper with a black suede base, clear outsole, and grinning face on each heel. Available October 6th at select nike soccer retailers, nike soccer SNKRS, and Nike.com.
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nike soccer new shoes for men Cortez as his hyperdunks, taking symbols of different Latin American cultures and united them in a single design. “INTI” is spelled out on the heels with two letters on each foot. Available September 22nd at select nike soccer retailers, nike soccer SNKRS, and Nike.com.
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A second Chilean artist, Wasafu, has designed the nike soccer acg lunar dome waterproof boots sale within the collection, inspired by nomads of Hispanic regions. The eye-catching graphic designs are particularly inspired by the Ona people of Patagonia, who for centuries have migrated from unforgiving conditions seeking opportunity and hope. The graphics are a stylized interpretation of the Ona peoples’ body ceremonial paint. Available September 15th at select nike soccer retailers, nike soccer SNKRS, and Nike.com.
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From Sao Paulo, Brazil, and born Thales Fernando, Pomb graduated from the University of Brasilia with a degree in Industrial Design. He considers himself not only a graffiti artist but also a self-taught illustrator. At the young age of thirteen, his murals were already making their way throughout Brazil, and as an adult his work has now made its. His work is inspired by the environment, animals, and their vibrant armed. The shoes release on October 13th for $160.