Nike - HTM 2 | Preview

Dubbed one of history’s greatest threesomes by Complex, the HTM line from Nike is back. HTM for those of you who are scratching your heads is made up of three of today’s most influential and recognized figureheads. H, is for Hiroshi Fujiwara whose fragment design has become synonomous with high quality collaboration products ranging from denim to sneakers. T, represents Tinker Hatfield, the man behind a number of classic Nike sneakers as well as the majority of the Air Jordan signature line. And lastly, M, is for Mark Parker, longtime Nike employee-turned-CEO.

In addition to the Footscape Free Motion, Hiroshi previewed this entirely new Nike HTM 2 during the Greater China Media Summit, which from what Hiroshi says, is still a working name. The HTM 2 will be the first of many new shoes released under the Nike HTM line in the coming months. HF gave us a look at his colorway of this futuristic looking sneaker that features Nike Free 7.0 along with a no-lace upper. The Nike HTM 2 is scheduled for a tentative release later this year in a few different colorways including one done by Mark Parker and another by Tinker Hatfield.

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fragment design x Nike Sportswear Terminator High “NOISE”

Nike has been catering to the women through the Terminator model by unloading many different pairs including the “Day & Night” Terminators and the X-Girl x Nike Sportswear Terminator Hi collection just to name a couple. On the contrary, Nike has now released a Terminator for the guys in the form of this “Noise” makeup. It is now available at 21 Mercer St.

It owns a simple yet stylish design similar to its predecessor, the black/metallic silver “Noise” Terminators. This pair owns a sleek, white premium leather base with monochromatic details such as the shoelaces, sole and the perforated swoosh. Its most distinctive elements the metallic silver heel panel and the words NOISE in metallic silver as well, are seen on the heel. This Terminator’s release is accompanied by a matching t-shirt that features the Nike logo. However, the word Noise takes the place of Nike on the tee.
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Hiroshi Fujiwara x Nike Sportswear Air Tennis Classic

With Hiroshi Fujiwara as the original collaborator on the Nike Sportswear Air Tennis Classic when it re-emerged a few seasons ago, several iterations of the simple tennis sneaker have come and gone. This latest version under the influence HF comes in a white/gold colorway. The minimalistic white upper featured in a slightly shiny leather makes way for gold foil accents on the heel and tongue. The shoe is part of an upcoming series of exclusive Greater China launches which will limit the shoe’s availability to China, Taiwan and Hong Kong. The shoe is tentatively set for a release in January of 2010.
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Hiroshi Fujiwara x Nike Sportswear Air Footscape Motion

In a union of the (relatively old) and the new, the new Nike Sportswear Air Footscape Motion combines a familiar lifestyle model in the Air Footscape with an all-new contemporary “Motion” upper. Coming under the influence of Hiroshi Fujiwara as part of a Greater China exclusive collection which also includes an Air Tennis Classic, two models of the Flywire-infused Air Footscape Motion were created. The shoe’s most notable aspect is undoubtedly the upper. Featuring a durable to the touch material likened to Tyvek or ballistic nylon, the tonal Flywire elements offer a subtle but noticeable nod to Nike’s technological advances. The Hiroshi Fujiwara x Nike Sportswear Air Footscape Motion is tentatively set for a release next month.
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BAPE × Hiroshi Fujiwara Collection

Here is a preview of an upcoming release between A Bathing Ape and Hiroshi Fujiwara’s fragment design. Both the t-shirt and parka are based on the simple slogan, ‘Baptism of Bape’. These items are scheduled to be released on December 5th at Bape Stores in Japan and NOWHERE Hong Kong.
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