Summer is coming to an end, but in any case, Air Jordan 1 Low will continue to develop strongly and maintain a steady flow of new products. Here, the silhouette presents a new, slightly colorful appearance, completely deviating from the soft pale red appearance. Throughout the upper part, a slight tumbling gives a premium effect, setting a solid foundation on which the aforementioned tones can stand high. It barely hinders the passage through the upper Swoosh, lace, and lining, which is a deep black shadow. Under the feet, the cream-colored midsole provides a similar contrast, while the outsole tends to follow the direction of the leader.

Newly Jordans ,As part of the 30th anniversary event, Nike Air Mowabb recently appeared in several retro colors. Its latest claim is that the Nike ACG option uses the "Twine/Fusion Red/Club Gold/Teal Charge" palette. The entire upper perforated panel is immersed in the nostalgic tones of the desert, allowing the 1991 suitable tones on the tongue and collar to revel in the spotlight. The three-letter brand logo indicates that Swoosh's "All condition Gear" category has selected the vibrant "Fusion Red", which will also be accompanied by an animated logo on the forefoot and heel on the side; the free hand on the surface is outside the text "AIR MOWABB" The bottom followed the same. Although not a taller Nike Air Huarache, this proposal uses similar design cues that are consistent with the brand's aesthetics at the time.

New Release Yeezy has made a comeback this year and has become a new lifestyle profile that many people love. The three-bar brand brought Adidas Forum Low back to its baseball origins because it hired Donovan Mitchell to make a new arrangement to convey the Utah Jazz through the use of suede leather and graphic prints ( Utah Jazz) the bold style of the players. This pair of shoes is composed of white smooth leather and "university purple" suede. Although the aforementioned leather is applied throughout the base, the soft purple texture features toes, fenders, and side stripes. To further differentiate it from other versions, the standard flat lace was replaced with a purple and white dot lace that reflects the hiking style. In the tongue label and side heel, Donovan's "Spida" logo is regarded as another personal style. Similar to his Adidas Top Ten Hi, the translucent outsole shows the graphics below. Rather than simple text, graffiti underfoot, including words like "drive" and "fearless", reflects Donovan's attitude on the court. These graffiti also cover the insoles to complete the interesting, basketball design.