Following the low cut Velcro Lux Blazers that dropped earlier this year, Nike is gearing up to release a Tier 0 high-top for Holiday 2009. Featuring a 5-strap closure system, the upper is composed of premium black leather, with subtly-contrasting cracked black leather on the Swoosh and heel tab. Scheduled for a December 1st release at Tier 0 Nike accounts.

More detailed images of the Nike Blazer High Velcro Lux TZ follow after the jump.

Acronym worked with Nike on a capsule collection of sneakers. Working within Acronym’s aesthethic the shoes are done in all-black with a mix of premium leather and wool, while embossed Acronym logos replace Nike logos in several locations. Stay tuned for more on one of the most exciting sneaker releases in some time!

UPDATE: We just got word from Nike that these sneakers are one-offs and were given as a personal gift to Errolson Hugh, head designer of Acronym. Sorry guys, but you will not be getting your hands on these.

More looks at the Acronym x Nike Blazer & Dunk Hi AC after the jump.

Another Blazer Mid comes from the Nike Tier 0 range. This time the mid top sneaker comes in premium leather in a curry brown tone. The Swoosh is once again perforated, just like we have seen on quite a few recent releases in the Tier 0 Collection. The sneaker will be available from Limited Edition Vault as of November 2nd.

More detailed images of the Nike Blazer Mid Supreme follow after the jump.

Here’s a look at more of Nike SB’s November lineup, which is shaping up to be one of their strongest months in some time. The Blazer SB gets the St. Louis Cardinals treatment with red suede and a yellow swoosh. The Zoom Air Harbor gets another nice color up with a greyscale suede mix, while the popular Stefan Janoski is back in a navy perf leather with brown leather laces. The boat shoe semblance was always there, but this is the most true-to-form yet. Caliroots has stock.

More looks at the Nike SB November 2009 Stefan Janoski, Blazer and Harbor after the leap.

Following the previous Foamposite inspired Big Nike Highs and Blazers, we now have a first look at a forthcoming purple Blazer variation. As with the aforementioned releases, the upper is made up of a Foamposite material with black and carbon fiber accents alongside an all black sole. According to Osneaker, these are limited to 72 pairs.

More detailed images of the Nike Blazer High follow after the jump.

A new Blazer Mid out of the ACG line has dropped. This version features a black patent upper with an X-ray image of a skeletal foot that is visible as light hits it. Definitely not for everyone or every day, but certainly an interesting Halloween release. In now at Nike 21 Mercer in NYC.

Check out more flicks of the Nike Blazer Mid ACG Premium after the jump.

A new winterized version of the Nike Blazer Mid has been released. The Air Blazer ACG Mid comes in a chocolate brown/cinder colorway, featuring premium exotic leather on the upper in brown, cinder suede on the Swoosh and tongue tag. Overall a very solid and premium looking sneaker for the colder season. The sneaker is now available at LTD.

Detailed images of the Nike Air Blazer ACG Mid follow after the jump.

For Spring 2010, Nike is introducing a new version of the Nike Blazer – the Nike Blazer Mid Blaze Out. The outer shell is constructed of black premium leather with shimmering red nylon back. A small Swoosh is featured on the nylon part and on a tag on the heel. It is now available at Osneaker.

More detailed images of the Nike Spring 2010 Blazer Mid Blaze Out follow after the jump.

Some solid new footwear is coming from Nike Sportswear this month. Proper just got delivery of two new Blazer Hi’s, a Dunk Lo and a Dunk Hi, the Air Force 180 in black/red and the Air Structure Triax in a nice classic colorway. Detailed images of all new Nike Sportswear releases follow after the jump.

We’ve shown you each of these sneakers individually over the past few days, but here’s the official info straight from Nike Sportwear. “In celebration of American culture and the some communities whom have shaped its identity, Nike Sportswear takes two of its basketball icons, the Big Nike and the Nike Blazer, to create a pack that honors the chosen cities. Long Beach, New York, Chicago, and Atlanta are the starting point for this collection of footwear inspired by the cultural cues that makes them legendary. Using the colors of the cities’ sport icons and their spirit of style, this pack shows what it means to rep your hood.” Each regions’ style is available exclusively in the city featured on the shoe – unless you’re in NYC, where Nike 21 Mercer has the complete pack.

More looks at the Nike Sportswear City Pack after the jump.