A FORTY PERCENT AGAINST RIGHTS x Nike SB Blazer Low Sample Has Surfaced

If you’re in the know when it comes to niche streetwear labels then it’s likely you’ve already heard of FORTY PERCENT AGAINST RIGHTS, or FPAR as it’s more commonly known. If not, the Japanese streetwear brand founded by Tetsu Nishiyama has been killing it as of late and now, a first look at an upcoming FPAR x Nike SB Blazer Low has been leaked.

Decked out in a greyscale colourway similar to that used on the brand’s 2019 SB Dunk High, the pair offer up refined details and premium materials to create a sneaker that is well and truly one for the old-school heads! If you’re looking for a tasteful and elevated addition to your rotation, could these be your next cop?

Crafted from a blend of different fabrics including suede, leather and faux-snakeskin, the pair showcase grey hues that range from light to dark, with Nike’s Swoosh logo taking pride of place on both the lateral and medial sides. The usual Nike SB tongue branding appears on the right foot, however the left has had the label flipped for an edgy touch. FPAR branding on the insoles and heel tabs adds another limited-edition feature to this high-heat pair.

If you’re as keen as we are on the upcoming FORTY PERCENT AGAINST RIGHTS x Nike SB Blazer Low, then you’ll have to stay locked in right here at The Sole Supplier for the latest updates, as we’re awaiting official release details. In the meantime, you can check out the latest regarding the Travis Scott x fragment design x Air Jordan 1 High right here!