Nike Air Force 1 Low Supreme I/O "5 Boroughs Pack" Queens

“纽约五区”系列由著名音乐制作人，兼Nike的设计师——DJ Clark Kent设计，以纽约五大区:布朗克斯区(The Bronx)、布鲁克林区(Brooklyn)、曼哈顿(Manhattan)、皇后区(昆斯区)(Queens)、斯塔滕岛(Staten Island) 为创作主题，向纽约这座城市致敬。此系列鞋款除线上发售外，各区相应的鞋店会有对应的配色发售，在纽约位于34th Avenue 的Foot Locker会有“Manhattan”配色的发售，而Harlem的Foot Locker House of Hoops五个配色均有发售。位于纽约的Nikelab 21 Mercer，为配合发售，同时还举办了名为“Love All Borough Block Party”音乐PARTY，除设计师DJ Clark Kent亲临现场之外，还有DJ King Solomon以及Ms Banks等音乐人出席，在发售现场，五个地区配色也均有发售。此系列还配有同主题的T恤和帽子。回到鞋本身，从鞋盒标上的“SUPREME”字样可以得知这个系列从整体设计到材料运用上都会有所考究。鞋面整体采用柔软的白色荔枝皮以及毛绒材料，色块区域边缘还采用了3M反光材料，SWOOSH采用了绳绒织物材质（Chenille），内衬更是用上了缎子质感的材质。而鞋底换为I/O（INSIDE OUT）技术的中底，整体质感十分出色。每双鞋的侧后跟都有代表各区的皮质细节别注，鞋垫、鞋带也分别有各区的名字证明其身份。鞋身传统的”NIKE AIR” Logo中的“AIR”也变为“BE”，代表着”Boroughs Edition”。鞋带的金属配件上的数字也变为了1898，代表着纽约市真是分为五大行政区域的年份，可谓细节满满。

The “5 Boroughs” series is designed by famous music producer and Nike designer--DJ Clark Kent. This series is designed to shout out to New York City by using The Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, and Staten Island as topics. Despite online selling, people can buy through Foot Locker House of Hoops in Harlem and other Foot Lockers or shoe stores in New York. Nikelab 21 Mercer in New York used to set a party called “Love All Borough Block Party” to build up the momentum for this series. DJ Clark Kent, DJ King Solomon, Ms Banks and other music producers all showed up at this party, and all five types that accord to five different boroughs were available at this party. This series includes t-shirts and caps. Back to the shoe, the “Supreme” on the shoe box indicates that this series is designed exquisitely. The vamp uses soft white litchi peel and plush material, and the edge of color blocks uses 3M reflective material. The swoosh uses chenille, and the lining uses silk fabric. The sole is made of I/O Technology. There are details that indicate each borough on the heel, and there are names of boroughs printed on shoelace as well. The “Nike Air” logo is changed to “Nike BE” which stands for “Boroughs Edition”. The number on the metal accessory of the shoelace changed to 1898--the year that New York City was divided into five boroughs.