{"id":17408,"date":"2023-06-15T08:17:13","date_gmt":"2023-06-15T08:17:13","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.geriderklostertaler.at\/?post_type=product&p=17408"},"modified":"2023-10-17T10:11:48","modified_gmt":"2023-10-17T10:11:48","slug":"off-white-x-nike-air-max-97-og-black-aj4585-001","status":"publish","type":"product","link":"https:\/\/www.geriderklostertaler.at\/items\/off-white-x-nike-air-max-97-og-black-aj4585-001\/","title":{"rendered":"Off-White x Nike Air Max 97 OG Black AJ4585-001"},"content":{"rendered":"
The next chapter in Off-White and Nike\u2018s partnership has been revealed. We were first introduced to the deconstructed theme via THE TEN\u2019s release back in 2017 which was followed up by a launch commemorating Serena Williams back in August.<\/p>\n
A rework of the iconic Air Max 97 model that was revived last year, the Off-White x Nike Air Max 97 Black is dipped in an all black hue throughout.<\/p>\n
Surfaced with white contrasting hits of its Swoosh logo, \u201cAIR\u201d stamp on the lateral side and Off-White industrial branding on its medial paneling. Each tongue tab also shifts to the outer sides with the insoles embracing the signature Off-White\u2122\u2019 diagonal logo.<\/p>\n
Down below, an Air-infused midsole is present for additional comfort and a smoother stride, and to round things off, \u201cAIR\u201d branding completes the deconstructed aesthetic that we all know and love.<\/p>\n
The ten Nike shoes were deconstructed and redesigned by Virgil Abloh throughout early 2017.<\/sup>\u00a0The collaboration between the two brands was officially confirmed in late August, however Abloh had been working on the designs since much earlier in the year and teased them throughout.<\/sup>\u00a0The design process involved Abloh taking each individual shoe, breaking it down with an\u00a0X-ACTO knife,<\/sup> removing and altering key elements of the shoe. He maintained the foundational silhouette of each shoe, but added small fabrics and panels and relocated parts. Abloh concentrated his design towards editing the stitching and tongues of each of the shoes.<\/p>\n Abloh designed each shoe to have a print on the inside of each shoe, reflecting the creative process and location of creation. It was titled “Off-White for Nike” then a line which included the name of the shoe that had been remodelled and then two lines saying “Beaverton, Oregon USA” and “C. 2017”.\u00a0Beaverton, Oregon, being the location at which these shoes were designed. Abloh also added the name of the main material of the specific shoe to the midsole in bold black quotation marks, a signature trait of Off-White and Abloh. These examples include ‘AIR’ and ‘FOAM’.<\/p>\n