Union LA x Nike Field General Pack Is Dropping in 2024

The LA-based streetwear retailer’s collab will be part of the sneaker’s first-ever retro run.

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Hot off the heels of releasing its Footscape-inspired Air Jordan 1 High collaboration alongside Bephies Beauty Supply, Union LA is already thrusting itself back into the sneaker spotlight by teasing its next Nike project. The duo is on track to reunite during the summer of 2024 to deliver another collection that’s centered around the Nike Field General. The archival model was initially introduced around ‘82 as a turf shoe for football players, and Union’s team-up will be part of the sneaker’s first-ever retro run.

Images of the LA-based streetwear retailer’s versions have yet to surface, but the gallery above showcases a vintage pair on eBay. It’s constructed with low-top build and comes pieced together with breathable mesh uppers that are accompanied by smooth leather overlays around the toe boxes, adjacent to the laces and on the lower heels. One fun fact about the Field General is that a promotional poster from its initial rollout featured star Swoosh-sponsored NFL quarterbacks like Archie Manning and Dan Fouts.

Release dates and leaked imagery will likely surface in the coming months, so keep it locked and we’ll be sure to update you once we receive those.

For other news, more images of the Nike KD 16 “Aunt Pearl” have surfaced.

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