Bespoke Nike Air Force 1 by Masahiro Hirosawa [retro jordan sneakers]

After an estimated 13-hour flight from Japan, Masahiro Hirosawa walked into Nike’s 21 Mercer St location in NYC to begin the process of personally designing his own Bespoke Air Force 1. And the aforementioned wild child, is the product of Masahiro Hirosawa, who flew into 21 Mercer all the way from Japan. Blue contrast stitching is used to hold everything in place, while pink cross-stitching around the toe and along the midpanels adds some extra support and a unique look. Black kevlar and mock croc come together on the upper of this Air Force 1 and are held together with teal contrast stitching and pink cross-stitching. Furthermore, the midsole is left a colorless white with black stitching, the AIR stamp is accented in blue and the outsole is dipped in pink.

Bespoke Customs Nike Air Force 1 by Nike Harajuku Pt. 10

While the majority of the Nike Harajuku Bespoke Air Force 1 creations have owned a safari-like theme (elephant print, crocodile skin), its 10th installment opts for a very unique, one-of-a-kind design. This Air Force 1, inspired by a pair of jeans, is entirely comprised of blue denim and incorporates a tan-colored contrast stitching to mimic the seams of a pair of jeans. To coincide with the latter element, tan is also used on the heel tab and inner lining. One of the more interesting features on this shoe is depiction of jeans size measurements on the heel (W30 L34).  Other features include a translucent midsole, red outlining on the swoosh and red branding on the heel.

Bespoke Nike Air Force 1 by Nike Harajuku Pt. 10

Bespoke Nike Air Force 1 by Nike Harajuku Pt. 10