Sacai x Nike Blazer Low British Tan Suede Leather Deadstock Sneakers Schuhe Trainers
Size Mens : EU 41 / UK 7 / US 8 / 26 Cm / BR 39.5
Size Womens : EU 41 / UK 7 / US 9.5 / 26.5 Cm / BR 39.5
Part of Sacai's ongoing collaboration with Nike, these 'Blazer Low' sneakers feature the artful layering that has become a signature of the Japanese label. With 'British Tan' suede uppers, this pair carries its double-stacked construction from the tongues and leather side 'Swooshes' to the over-wrapped rubber heels.
German :Der sacai x Nike Blazer Low „British Tan“ liefert Chitose Abes stilisierte Interpretation von Nikes frühesten Basketballschuhen. Der Sneaker verfügt über einen freiliegenden Schaumstoffkragen, der eine Low-Top-Silhouette suggeriert, die durch das Abschneiden des oberen Teils des Kragens entsteht. Das Obermaterial aus Wildleder ist mit den doppelten Ösen, Schnürsenkeln, Swooshs und Zungen von sacai ausgestattet. Die letztere Komponente ist mit einem Paar gewebter Nike-Tags verziert, eines mit Nike Sportswear-Branding, das andere mit zwei Nike- und Sacai-Logos akzentuiert. Der Low-Top reitet auf einer gebrochenen weißen Gummizwischensohle mit gestapelten Schichten, die sich an den Seiten und der Ferse nach oben erstrecken. Unter den Füßen sorgt eine traditionelle Außensohle mit Fischgrätprofil für griffige Traktion.
English : The sacai x Nike Blazer Low ‘British Tan ’ delivers Chitose Abe’s stylized interpretation of Nike’s earliest basketball shoe. The sneaker features an exposed-foam collar that suggests a low-top silhouette created by chopping off the top portion of the collar. The suede upper is appointed with sacai’s doubled-up eyestays, laces, Swooshes and tongues. The latter component is embellished with a pair of woven Nike tags, one featuring Nike Sportswear branding, the other accented with dual Nike and sacai logos. The low-top rides on a fractured white rubber midsole with stacked layers that extend up the sides and heel. Underfoot, a traditional herringbone-tread outsole delivers grippy traction.
- Tan suede, red leather (Cow)
- Padded collars, designer emblems, mesh linings, rubber soles
- Lace-up
- Style number: DD1877-002
- Designer colour: British Tan/ University Red/ White
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One of my favorite “vintage discoveries” is when I find a piece of DEADSTOCK VINTAGE.It’s like finding a diamond amongst the jewels: I’m already so satisfied with the vintage finds I’m discovering, but then I see a shimmer that truly makes my heart beat faster — a piece of vintage with the original tags.Deadstock vintage are called as such because they have “passed away” [i.e. died] from the original stock where they previously existed [i.e. lived] in a store. The piece of vintage clothing was never sold from that store for whatever reason — perhaps it was a piece of sale clothing that was unbought, or the store/boutique/department store chain fell bankrupt and its remaining inventory found its way to a thrift store or the hands of a vintage boutique owner.