FORTY PERCENT AGAINST RIGHTS' Upcoming Nike SB Blazer Low Collaboration Has Surfaced
The understated makeup features scaly textures atop the tongues, Swooshes and heels.
After using the Air Jordan 5 and Air Jordan 6 as muses for its SB Dunk High collaboration with Nike back in 2019, Tetsu Nishiyama‘s FORTY PERCENT AGAINST RIGHTS appears to be linking back up with the Swoosh as a sample pair of its SB Blazer Low has emerged. Like its predecessor, this installment hones in on the using a grayscale theme bears subtle constructional alterations.
From the top to the bottom, the shoes are engulfed in gray, but deviate between a charcoal-esque hue that is slapped onto the suede base layers and bottom pieces and a lighter shade across the overlays nearest the throat. Additionally, an even lighter gray tint arrives on top of the tongues, Swooshes and heel overlays, all of which have been engineered with snakeskin scale textures. Tongues keep their usual Nike SB branding on the right foot, but the left side boasts a minor twist as its label has been flipped inside out. FORTY PERCENT AGAINST RIGHTS branding is printed across the insoles and also lands on the left shoe’s heel in the form of its acronym.
Peep a closer look at the pair here above, and note that no official release info has been announced yet.
If you’re looking for more footwear news, be sure to check out an early glimpse of the Air Jordan 12 “Royalty”.
