Powerwolf No Prayer Shirt

 #Nicezoneclothing Fashion LLC In addition to the classic “Chicago” inspired releases of the Air Jordan 1, Nike also released the Royal, Shadow, UNC, Storm Blue, and several white-based Metallic colorways of the sneaker that, for the most part, had absolutely nothing to do with the Bulls. Skaters have always had a love for the Air Jordan 1. It’s flat, grippy, and rocks a higher cut to save them ankles. It may have taken Jordan Brand 29 years to acknowledge that officially, but they finally did in 2014 when they partnered up with Nike SB for a trio of special edition OG Highs. Jordan and Nike SB shared their historical story through three separate collaborations, one with artist Craig Stecyk and two with skater Lance Mountain. Stecyk’s iridescent green rendition paid tribute to the skate scene in 1982, and Mountain’s black and white pairs paid tribute to the original Air Jordan 1s.

#Nicezoneclothing Fashion LLC But most importantly, the kicks were encouraged to be worn, skated in and beaten up, with the Lance Mountains donning a special rub-away upper that would reveal itself with wear. In the lead-up to the 30th anniversary of the Air Jordan 1, Jordan Brand linked up with Hiroshi Fujiwara’s Fragment Design to help introduce the “Remastered” Air Jordan 1 signature line. The updated take on the silhouette saw the return of high-quality materials to the Air Jordan 1, as well as a ton of killer colorways. The newly remastered materials were reminiscent of vintage qualities of the OG 1985 Air Jordan 1. Fragment Design took the remastering a step further by fusing two of the silhouette’s best OGs in one seriously superb collaboration.

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