Nike Sportwear Is Releasing A “Corduroy” Collection

Ben Felderstein April 30th, 2018 (updated)

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Corduroy is not normally a material that is found dressing up a sneaker. Its texture and weight is usually more suitable on a vintage jacket or a pant. But, with the massive support that poured in after Sean Wotherspoon‘s corduroy-clad Air Max 97/1 design won the RevoultionAir Design Competition, Nike knew that it had an opportunity to capitalize on this potential new trend.

Utilizing the Air Max 97, Air Max 95, and Air Force 1, the Swoosh Brand’s new “Corduroy” collection re-masters the fan favorite silhouettes with bright colors and the luxe material. Corduroy comes into play on both elements of each sneaker’s upper as well as on the inner lining, which should provide the wearer with even more comfort than normal. A warm blue hue is responsible for the retro-friendly material on the uppers, while the aforementioned lining come draped in white. For the real thorough Air Max fans, the colorway is reminiscent of the special edition release from 2006 that celebrate Finish Line’s 25th Anniversary.

Grab a detailed look at all three “Corduroy” collection selections below and stay tuned for release dates as they become available.

Update: The Nike Air Max 97 is available now on Nike.com.