Here is a look at the Nike Cortez releases from the Nike Sportswear Fall 2009 collection. The Cortez will release in three variations, in the classic nylon and leather, and the new hybrid version, which incorporates an updated sole and flywire construction.
Check out the entire post to see the full collection.
In addition to the Nike Challenger, a fresh colorway of the Nike Cortez will release as part of the Nike Vintage fall 2009 collection. The kicks come in a suede and nylon upper in a blue and orange colorway with distressed effects.
The kicks release in late July 2009 at select shops including End.
Back in April we showed you two very nice colorways of the Nike Cortez, as we had received word that they had released at select locations.
Today we have a second look at the sneakers with the addition of a third colorway in a salmon colorway along with the light blue and orange pairs we showed before.
The kicks are again expected to release at select sneaker shops. We will keep you posted when they surface at online shops.
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Three color combos of the Nike Classic Cortez Nylon have just released in the UK. The kicks are part of the Nike Vintage line so they feature a distressed look.
Of the three our favorite is the black and classic green colorway but the white / varsity red / midnight navy and neutral grey / white also present a classic timeless style.
All three are now available at UK based Size? for £54.99 each.
The Nike Cortez is back to basics after the release of its Flywire version. The kicks feature their nylon materials in two nice colorways of orange and sky blue. The two pairs are now available at select shops with Nike Sportswear accounts.
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The Nike Cortez "Innovation To Innovation" Pack has been on the release radar for the past few months. Thus far we have seen two prereleases in Barcelona and Berlin last month. Now we have another look at the pack as it is set to release on Valentine's day the 14th of February.
The pack includes the OG 1972 classic kicks along with Nike Sportswear Cortez Fly Motion, which features Flywire technology.
To role out the launch, Nike has hired London based tokyoplastic to produce a 30 second animated video with a story inspired by the kicks. You can find the video on the 14th at Nike Sportswear.
