2021Sneakers , Clot and Nike will all collaborate on the LDWaffle silhouette. 2021 seems to be a year of trilateral cooperation. With the release of Travis Scott, Jordan, and Shard Air Jordan 1 high and low later this year, we just got news of the Sacai x Clot x Nike collaboration. Although the most coveted sneakers of Nike and Sacai are LDWaffle, these two sneakers will allow Clot to join the iteration that many people want. Set to be released in a Net, Orange Blaze, Deep Red, and Green Bean colorway, no leaked images have surfaced, but with the trio, looking forward to a unique colorway already coveted double-layer LDWaffle.

Later this year, Fragment and Nike are ready to cooperate with Sacai, and they may also release a Dunk High later this year.New Air Force 1 Hiroshi Fujiwara shared a photo on Instagram this morning, apparently setting off a storm in the sneaker community. Although calls for cooperation in sports shoes appeared on the Internet in 2020, there were almost no official advertisements, but many recent cooperations were displayed in the same way. Although this photo is in black and white, the left and right pairs have two different colors, and they have a full leather structure. In order to consolidate the partnership, the fragment lightning logo is placed on the lower ankle, while the dual brand seems to be written on the midsole.

Although this is not the iconic design of Georgetown University, New Jordan  as long as the navy and white patterns appear on Nike’s silhouette, fans will immediately associate this pair of shoes with the school. The next special theme will be Nike Air Max 95. With newer and lighter mesh, leather and synthetic uppers, the Nike Air Max 95 Ultra has a complete navy blue makeover with contrasting gray details on the lace ring and Nike Swoosh brand. The white rubber sole was placed at the bottom, detailed by the Navy Air Max bubble, while the black rubber outsole began to complete the design. 3M reflective accents also give sports shoes in various parts, giving extra talent to already-loved color schemes.