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Nike continues to innovate with two fresh releases—the Jordan Legacy 312 Low "Panda" and the desert-inspired Air Max Dn. Both sneakers bring distinct aesthetics and attention to detail, with the Jordan Legacy embracing a monochrome look and the Air Max exploring desert-themed hues.
Jordan Legacy 312 Low Embraces the Popular 'Panda' Colorway With Subtle Design Enhancements
The Jordan Legacy 312 has been a mainstay on the shelves of Jordan retailers since its debut under the direction of Don C, but 2024 has introduced a new shift for the silhouette. According to Sneaker News, almost all new releases have focused on its low-cut version this year, perhaps influenced by the success of the Spizike Low, which followed a similar strategy. Among the latest looks, the "Panda" colorway is one of the most accessible.
The monochromatic black-and-white palette, a fan favorite, doesn’t require much introduction, but there are some noteworthy details. The cracked elephant prints on the mudguard and the variety of leathers—matte on the toe and tumbled on the quarter—add subtle complexity to the design. The Jordan Legacy 312 Low, which blends elements from the Alpha Force, Air Jordan 3, and Air Jordan 1, efficiently executes this simple yet striking aesthetic, drawing comparisons to the Spike Lee-designed Spizike, which has recently embraced sleeker looks.
The Jordan Legacy 312 Low "Panda" will be available soon on Nike.com and at local retailers for $140. For those watching this release, the Jordan Release Dates hub will provide timely updates on its availability.
Nike Air Max Dn Expands With Desert-Inspired Design, Featuring Striking ‘Denim Turquoise’ Accents
After six months on the market, the Nike Air Max Dn continues to expand its range with various fresh styles. Initially launched on Air Max Day with simple two-tone colorways, this newest member of the Air Max family has recently ventured into more adventurous designs, incorporating new elements like those seen on the "Canyon Rust" colorway. A prime example of this evolution is the latest release, which offers subtle yet distinct details.
The shoe features a "Light Orewood Brown" upper contrasted with a black mudguard and midsole, continuing the trend of split-color treatments. What truly sets this pair apart are the thoughtful accents—eyelets, Dynamic Air chambers, and TPU midfoot and heel structures in "Denim Turquoise"—which add a pop of individuality to the overall design. These colors may evoke the desert-themed Air Max shoes from Nike’s premium catalog, with the bright turquoise standing out as a refreshing detail.
The Air Max Dn "Light Orewood Brown/Black/Denim Turquoise" is now available on Nike.com in men’s sizing for $160. Quick purchase options are listed in the "Where To Buy" section for easy checkout.
Meanwhile, the Air Max Sunder continues to reveal new colorways as part of the Holiday 2024 lineup, ensuring Nike's Air Max collection remains a focal point for sneaker enthusiasts.
