As we inch closer to the fall season, Nike is giving a slew of fan-favorite silhouettes a “Toasty,” quilted makeover while also applying sustainability-focused, “Move To Zero” principles. After revealing a brown and pink Nike Blazer Low ’77 to add to the collection, the Nike design team revisits the model to bring about a new green and brown offering.
The patchwork upper consists of dark green–namely “Medium Olive–and brown quilts on the lateral side. As for the medial sides, the quilted materials take on a pastel approach by exhibiting a green and lavender pairing. Even the suede lacestays and leather profile Swooshes get playful with their own alternating color duos. To keep the “Toasty” theme going, fleece materials make-up the white sockliner and the lime-toned insoles. The insoles also feature a red patch that reads “TOASTY,” as seen on other arrangements within the pack. A white rubber sole unit with a Herringbone tread underneath rounds out this new addition to the autumn-appropriate collection.
Take a closer look at the Blazer Low ’77 below, which will hit Nike.com in the coming months with a price tag of $110.
For more toasty finds, check out the collection’s upcoming green and orange Nike Dunk Low.







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