FORTY PERCENT AGAINST RIGHTS x Nike SB Blazer Low Grey

The Nike Blazer still remains a relevant style in the fashion-forward world we live in despite being many years old. It stands side by side the Air Force 1 and Air Jordan 1 as one of the Swoosh brand's best-selling basketball-turned-lifestyle trainers to date. Not only has it been released in multiple colourways but has also hosted iconic collaborations with international labels. One of those noteworthy co-branded offerings is the FORTY PERCENT AGAINST RIGHTS x Nike SB Blazer Low Grey iteration – designed by Tetsu Nishiyama's Japanese streetwear brand, FORTY ERFECENT AGAINST RIGHTS or FPAR for short.

The setup sees a combination of different fabrics such as supple suede and leather, as well as faux-snakeskin for an eccentric touch. The panels from heel to toe indulges in a greyscale palette with distinct panels such as the Swoosh logo and side trims opting for a lighter shade. Classic Nike SB tongue branding is as present as ever on the right foot, but the left has had the label flipped for a unique look. FPAR branding on the insoles and heel tabs adds another limited-edition feature to this highly covetable pair.

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