The Nike Air Max 1 released in several impressive colorways this year from the OG joints to the collaborations with Eddie Cruz and Patta.
For those of who want more, Nike iD has brought the sneaker on as an option from its menu of Air Max sneakers. In terms of options, you have a nice mix of colors, however the material options are lacking, with only three choices available.
If you want to create your own classics head to Nike iD where it will cost you 180 euros or $125.
Nike iD now has an application on the iPhone. Now you can capture an image with your iPhone and then use the colors captured in the picture on your sneakers. You also have the option of browsing the given color palette. Also you can browse colorways created by other people who share their creations in the network. Once you have finished your creation you can buy it on your phone or save it for latter. You can download the app for free now at the iPhone App Store.
Thanks to our reader Christophe Geloni for the tip.
The Nike "Try-On" is a base model, which come in monotone grey color constructions and are used in the creation of Nike iD sneakers. Nike Sportswear NYC at 21 Mercer earlier this year released the Nike Air Force 1 "Try On's", Nike Air Max 95 "Try On's" and the Nike Dunk High "Try-On's".
Continuing the series, the Nike Blazer High "Try-On's" have just released exclusively at 21 Mercer. The quantities are slim, so don't hesitate if you want a pair.
This week we continue our look at the construction of the high class Nike Bespoke Air Force 1. Last week we had a look at the sole of the sneaker, this week we have a look at the upper. Since the Air Jordan 3, the elephant print has been a sought after design element on kicks. With Bespoke you have many options for the elephant print in terms of color, some classic some new. You can go buckwild with the print or keep it simple, if you want to go buck, check out this all-over multi-colored use of the element on the Nike Air Force 1 Low “Bespoke” by Makoto.
Sadly, if you are not in NYC you will have to travel to the big apple to the Bespoke Studio at 21 Mercer, to create your own pair of elephant print kicks.
Check after the jump for more images of elephant print styles that are available for your use.
Here is another Nike iD Bespoke Air Force 1. The kicks combine earthtones colors ranging from clay orange, red and yellow. The material used comes in suede, canvas, distressed leather, and denim. The Air Force 1's sit on a translucent midsole that sits on a gum sole.
Nike has a three tier system for customization of the Air Force 1, there is a basic and widely available Nike iD. The second level is the Air Force 1 MX iD, featuring an Air Max sole and wider range of options for customization. The third is Nike Bespoke with no limits.
Nike has just announced a new material for the Nike Air Force 1 MX iD. The new material has been dubbed "Black Magic Patent", which is features dual tone properties that really come to light after they have been worn.
The Air Force One MX iD can only be customized at Nike Sportswear Tokyo, Niketown London, and Nike Sportswear NYC at 21 Mercer.
French taste maker Michael Dupouy of La MJC took a trip to the Nike iD Bespoke studio at 21 Mercer in NYC to hook up a pair of Nike Air Force 1's.
The term bespoke refers to the highest quality garments in men's fashion as they are made to order. Nike has taken this idea and translated it to their Nike iD program. With Bespoke all is possible in terms of colors and materials.
Dupouy resisted the temptation to test all the materials and color possibilities. At the end of the day, he stuck to his guns to create a stylish and versatile sneaker. The kicks come in a grey and infrared colorway in leather and nubuck materials.
If you want to create the perfect pair of Air Force 1's to fit your needs the Bespoke studio in New York is open to all...well all who have at least $800.
