A Second FORTY PERCENT AGAINST RIGHTS x Nike SB Blazer Low Colorway Has Been Revealed
Tan uppers comes paired up with metallic gold lace dubraes.
This holiday season, Tetsu Nishiyama‘s FORTY PERCENT AGAINST RIGHTS is being pushed back to forefront of footwear with more collaborations with Nike. The Japanese imprint has teamed up with Nike SB for new takes atop the Blazer Low, and after officially revealing its “Cool Grey” makeup, it has now unveiled a second tan colorway.
On this low-cut rendition, FPAR makes use of an earthy tan hue to drop off onto the sultry suede base. For contrast, creamy accents are dispersed to the scaly Swooshes, tongues and heel overlays as well as the laces and overlays that are positioned next to the throat. The shoes also come embellished with a black and beige snakeskin panel on the forefoot and blinged out Nike and FPAR lace dubraes that are drenched with a metallic gold skin. Like its release sibling, tonal branding falls on the tongues and heels, the former of which splits between a Nike SB on the right shoe and and inside out tongue tab on the left while the latter bears an FPAR hit on the left and traditional Nike lettering on the right.
You can expect these to drop via SNKRS overseas come December 20. At the time of writing, a US launch date has not yet been announced.
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