Summer is coming to an end, many shoes have begun to launch autumn and winter color, this time Nike launched a strong military style Air Jordan 1 Mid Military Green color. The upper is made of black mesh material and olive green overturned fur to create a layered upper. The black wing logo on the side also creates a strong sense of military on the olive upper. The overall feel is very tough and very suitable. Paired in autumn and winter. A white midsole with an olive-green outsole with a side-effect khaki Swoosh logo completes the design of the entire pair of shoes.

Among the new sneakers to be released in the near future, the color scheme of the University of North Carolina can be said to be particularly hot. First, the North Carolina toe Air Jordan 1 was exposed to be released at the end of the month, and then the North Carolina Nike SB x Air Jordan 1 Low was also exposed to the national sale information. In addition, this morning, the shoes broke the account stmr useleven, once again brought us a pair of North Carolina color matching new products, let’s take a look! Designed with Nike React Element 55 as the design, the shoe is infused with obsidian and iconic lake blue, and it is exceptionally fresh and fresh under the collision with a pure white midsole. Most notably, these shoes are also embellished with the inside of the insole and the logo of the University of North Carolina, which highlights the exclusive NCAA color matching identity.

Nike Shoes and Jordan have been long-term sponsors of American universities, and each year they create a multi-double school team for their schools. Following the North Carolina exclusive Jordan React Havoc UNC, the University of Florida also has its own Jordan React Havoc NCAA Florida Gators. The upper is made of the campus’s iconic bright blue, and the tongue, body and other parts are decorated in bright orange. The most special is the heel, which is adorned with the emblem of the University of Florida’s Alligator team under transparent support, demonstrating a unique and exclusive identity.