Latest Nike Jordan Sneakers, Designed by 11-year-old Coley Miller who is a proud member of the Klamath Tribes. Her Nike Air Foamposite One comes dressed in a mix of Hyper Royal, Yellow Strike, and White. Looking to the roots of her Klamath heritage, a decorative array of basket-weaved inspired quarter overlays and quail plum graphics coat the upper while the basketball-littered insoles bear the brand's Just Do It slogan in her native Klamath language reading "ho mas gi." It features a basket weave graphic that incorporates a quail plume and the Klamath mountains. The night sky graphics are inspired by stargazing with her mother, who donated one of her kidneys to Coley. Finally, the phrase "ho mas gi" is evident on the outsole, which is a reminder to Just Do It in Coley's Klamath language.
Shop Jordans 2020, The Nike Air Foamposite One from the Doernbecher Freestyle 2023 (XVIII) Collection has been designed by 11-year-old Coley Miller who is a proud member of the Klamath Tribes. Casting a starry night blue across its beetle shell-inspired upper, everything from the laces, pull tabs and sock liner further indulge in the crisp royal treatment. Overall, the sneaker bears a basket weave graphic that incorporates a quail plume and the Klamath mountains while the night sky graphics derive from the stargazing with her mother, who donated one of her kidneys to Coley. The night sky graphics are inspired by stargazing with her mother, who donated one of her kidneys to Coley. Illuminated by bright yellows touching down across the tongue construction, Coley's handwriting additionally appears along the semi-translucent tread underfoot while yellow and blue 1-Cent logos curtail the titular proposition.
New Jordans Retro, The Nike Air Huarache Doernbecher is officially revealed and it's one of the six standout silhouettes from the Swoosh's exclusive Doernbecher Freestyle 2023 (XVIII) Collection. Designed by 13-year-old Dario Villaseñor Valdivia, his Nike Air Huarache comes dressed in a mix of Kumquat, Cinnamon, Starfish, and Rough Green. Dario's Air Huarache is a nod to some of his favorite things in life: oranges, his long-haired plush toy and creating stick animation for his YouTube channel. Additionally, Dario was diagnosed with leukemia and received a bone marrow transplant seven years ago. However, his body attacked the donor cells, leaving his lungs severely damaged. But throughout it all, Dario Villaseñor Valdivia has remained Siempre Fuerte (Always Strong).