As a matter of course, the more you wear your sneakers, the dirtier they get. The soles get worn out. . They may even get a chewing gum or two on them. The owner's sneakers evolve a unique look and feel according to where they are worn, how often they are worn, and the habits of the people who wear them.
[Claire's Claire] I'd like to introduce you toNikeCraftNIKE and Tom Sachs, the creators of the new "General Purpose Shoe (GPS)" from NIKE, created the shoes with the hope that they would wear out.
The concept alone is already very promising. Please be more thrilled by the following.
The light eye-holed foam shoe tongue is heat-treated at the ends and finished with a Nike Craft weave. Listed there are...
The rubber waffle outsole is embossed with the Nike Craft logo and U.S. patent number.
In the words of the release, the sneaker is "a versatile shoe with an understated, high-quality design, made for all occasions. ." This pair is a symbol of the 10-year partnership between Nike and Tom Sachs.
The first feature you will notice is the slightly upturned toe. . Durability was also a key consideration, as the shoes will be used for a long time and will maintain their style. . Specifically, we solved issues from the smallest details, such as the three-part molded cupsole, microfiber, and breathable knit material.
However, there are no outstanding design elements, and it is as simple as it gets. It took 10 years to get to this point. Sachs says it took him 10 years to get to where he is today. "I now know how to produce on a large scale something that has my personality and Nike's personality at the same time," he says.
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GPS reminds us that we can create attachment, beauty, and flavor by creating a connection with the things we own, whether we stain them, damage them, or repair them. In the words of Sachs, "GPS is a tool to help you become your best self.
The sale will begin on Friday, June 10,Nike Craft's official online storeIn.
Oh, sneakerheads, for once, don't keep them clean and wear them hard.
