The sneaker is mostly constructed of two materials, smooth leather and patent leather. White covers most of the shoe, including the upper, inner lining, toe, and the midsole. Black is put into use on the outsole and heel, while red accents appear on the ankle, tongue, heel, and the Air unit.
The Nike Air Classic BW is a sneaker that rarely makes it into the limelight. The modern sneaker head pays more attention to the dozens of releases that occur throughout the year including Air Jordans and other Air Max silhouettes. However, Nike is trying to bring back this classic sneaker in a simple colorway that features white leather, black patent leather, and hits of red throughout the sneaker including the ankle, tongue, and heel. A classic silver Nike Swoosh and one of the largest visible Air units adds a unique look to this sneaker. This sneaker is now available at select retailers worldwide.
which has seen more recognition from Nike historians. It was the Air 180 and the all-new 180-degree Air Unit that was included in 2005’s History of Air while the BW sat in the shadow. Perhaps its a lack of notable colorways that won’t let the BW truly break through, but this new colorway should grab some attention, at least for a short while.
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