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It seems not a day goes by without Nike introducing another stunning version of their instant-classic Roshe Run sneaker. Today is no different as we lay our eyes on the blacked-out WMNS Roshe Run Metric. Accented with hints of silver and featuring a triangle-patterned upper, the Swoosh’s latest Roshes add yet another winner to their ever-expanding catalog. The sneakers are available now and can be purchased on ebay.
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Can you keep track of all the Nike Roshe Run goodies that are hitting retailers at the moment? The likes of the Nike Roshe Run FB still has the attention of quite a few folks, letting other releases like this speckle equipped WMNS version slide into stores relatively unnoticed. The shoe comes with a combo of fiberglass and sport turquoise, with the latter color getting a bit more play on the upper. “Speckle Pack” Nike WMNS Roshe Run
Our favorite tote bags from MAKR get the heather treatment with this new release. New colorways and textures of the popular tote styles – the Field Weekender and the A-Strap tote are both made from 100% woven acrylic comprised of 50% recycled content, making them completely washable. Both styles are now available in ash, umber and terra cotta online for $160 and $120 respectively.
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Some extravagance from the Bamford Watch Department and Corto Moltedo as they reveals the “Time Machine” Susan Clutch. Inspired by the heritage of Sherlock Holmes and James Joyce, the clutch features a pre-war vintage Rolex Pocket watch treated with a PVD coating. The clutch is embroidered with components of other timepieces and made from black crocodile or python leather skin.
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If you thought that it only took a solid pair of sneakers to make for a good run, not only would be left behind in the dust, you’d look bad doing it. As experienced runners know, what you decide to wear during your training can make or break your time out there, which is why Nike Running takes it to the next level with their Spring 2013 Women’s Apparel Collection. Accounting for the fact that Spring doesn’t just mean sunny skies, each piece in this collection uses 3D fabric to help create a naturally warming space between you and the clothing without any of the extra bulk or drag other brands offer with their gear. The new technology, which Nike calls Sphere, can be found all of the different styles of pieces, including the jackets, training pants, tees, and hoodie.
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Another interesting version of the Nike Roshe Run will hit retailers in the next weeks. The sneaker returns in yet another woven Rainbow version, using a large woven structure on the upper in a multicolor rainbow coloring. We already showed you the black version of the sneaker a while back.
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Looking like your brain on sneakers, Nike‘s latest Free TR Fit 3 adds a bit of fun to the popular lightweight ladies cross-trainer. Covered with an all-over black graphic print that looks like something from Keith Haring or one of your doodles from an early morning staff meeting, this mesh Nike Free keeps the base white while the Swoosh picks up a bright pink, equally eye-catching colorway. An atomic green to white gradient on the midsole, a set of black laces, and a white sock liner finishes the look. Obviously nicknamed “Squiggles,” on Nike Store.
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Following up on three vintage releases including two patterned after the 1987 originals, Nike Sportswear drops another new Air Max 1 for women. The Nike WMNS Air Max 1 Premium doesn’t feature a tinted midsole or unfinished tongue like those VNTG drops, but its Hyper Red suede upper does indeed appear to have been treated to a similar finish. Maximizing the effect is the Metallic Silver top of a dual-layered Swoosh, buy from Finish Line.
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A plethora of patterned tights means New Years Resolutions are also resulting in a lot of wandering eyes at the gym these days. Nike has begun to apply these popular looks not just to ladies apparel but also their trainers as well, particularly the Nike WMNS Free TR Fit 3. Pictured here in a cascade of explosive graphics, the Free TR Fit 3 does well to stay mostly neutral with select red and pink hits for a package capable of complimenting a huge range of cute yet sporty outfits.
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The Nike Air Max+ 2013 represents a new level of flexibility in the world of full-length Max Air cushioning. It’s also dynamic enough to issue satisfying colors in both mens and womens sizes, the latter of which is manifested in this new revelation. A pink WMNS Air Max 2013 adds silver branding and black accents for a look that’s feminine, but one whose overt technical merits convey a sense of power. Coming up for a mid-January release at select Nike Running retailers
