Nike SB collaborates with long time pro Gino Iannucci on a signature Blazer for his New York-based skate shop, Poets. Constructed primarily of perforated navy suede, the sneakers feature subtle white accents a tonal navy midsole and a Poets lighthouse logo on the heel. Look out for a release later this month.

The age-old Nike Blazer (well the SP variation anyways) comes in a new “New Green” canvas colorway for the summer. White accents make ‘em pop. In stock at Wish for $78.

Rad Collector columnist Blair Alley gets an early look at the new Brian Anderson Blazer Mid from the forthcoming Nike SB Icon x Icon series. “The iconic Brian Anderson reworked the iconic Blazer to his liking—it’s now got a customized midtop height and a cupsole instead of the usual Blazer vulcanized. [...] Rumor has it Koston has an Icon x Icon shoe in the works as well. Go Giants!” Look for these next month.

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Nike SB pro skater Brian Anderson tackles the “Custom Series” with a Captain’s hat inspired Blazer. Rare height aside (it’s a chopped mid), the heavily embroidered Swoosh is definitely something you don’t see everyday. Look for these at select Nike SB accounts shortly.

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Coming as no surprise, Flatspot has a few of next month’s Nike SB releases early. Suede uppers are seen on four different styles – a two-tone crimson and navy Dunk Low, a grey and navy snakeskin Blazer, a perforated dark army Classic SB and a carry-over grey and black Blazer. Watch for these to hit your local SB account in the coming weeks. Skate ‘em.

Hit the leap for detailed looks at the Nike SB April 2010 Releases.

Nike drops a super clean white Blazer AC High for spring. Leather uppers, tonal Swoosh, and some sparse black accents. Spring is in the air. Get ‘em or not at UNDFTD.

Today we can a complete preview of the January 2010 releases of Nike SB. The drop next month includes the Zoom Bruin SB, Blazer SB, Zoom Classic High SB, Zoom Paul Rodriguez 3 and a new colorway of the Stefan Janoski SB. The Bruin, Blazer Hi and Stefan Janoski all look very solid in this release.

More detailed images of the Nike SB January 2010 Sneakers follow after the jump.

Nike SB presents two clean new Blazers for Spring 2010. First up is a solid Noble Green suede number, accented by hits of Razzle red behind a perforated Swoosh, as well as on the tongue and laces. The second model is another suede style, with a black and Varsity red color story, highlighted by white laces, Swoosh, and midsole. These Blazer SBs have already arrived at select accounts in Japan, including Breaker.

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As we mentioned previously, Nike Sportswear and New York based Maharam came together on their second special collection, this time featuring two of Nike’s iconic shoes – the Nike Blazer and the Nike Oregon Waffle reinterpreted in horsehair textiles by Maharam.

To create the look of the footwear, Maharam used vintage looms and techniques to produce classic weaves – a basket, check and striae, by turns textured, tonal and variegated. Intentionally devoid of pattern, the simplicity of weave reveals material opulence. Calfskin accents and waxed cotton laces heighten the effect. A restrained palette of black brings the interplay of matte and sheen surfaces to the fore.

The Nike x Maharam Collection will be available December 19 at top tier Nike accounts worldwide.

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T Magazine has a first look at Nike’s latest project with textile supplier Maharam. The collection emphasizes “the relationship between the way a sneaker looks and how it feels.”

“With these $250 sneaks, Michael Maharam shot for what he calls “restrained opulence,” choosing a luxurious but underused fabric, horsehair. Nike calls horsehair “a renewable resource” because it’s clipped painlessly from the horse’s tail, but Maharam concedes that horsehair is not a practical replacement for everyday fabrics. “It grows slowly, is woven on arcane Victorian-era looms at a tedious pace, and costs a fortune,” he says.

The Nike x Maharam collection features three classic weaves — basket, check, and striae — on two of Nike’s easily recognizable (grace à swoosh) sneaker silhouettes, the high-top Blazer and the low-top Oregon Waffle.”

Now available at select Nike Sportswear retailers, including 21 Mercer in NYC.