Nike Strips Down Its Everyday Sneaker to Swooshless Perfection
Nike's next Field General is a Swooshless treat for minimalists.
Okay, so it's not entirely Swoosh-free. But Nike removed the usual large Swoosh on the sidewall, replacing it with a simple, smaller logo imprint. It keeps its other signature branding moments, though.
The newest Field General sneaker also features creamy leather uppers in "Beach Yellow," paired with aged-looking soles, which gives the sneaker some vintage-ish flair. It also features crisp stitching throughout, along with stylish contrasting green accents.
Interestingly, some platforms list the shoes as "MM" sneakers, which could mean it's a Method of Make model. Nike's Method of Make shoes are basically these luxed-up classics, mostly Jordan 1 sneakers, often featuring better materials and bolder, trendier designs. Imagine puffer Jordan 1s that look like satin pillows for your feet.
Nike hasn't yet confirmed whether the Field General is an MM sneaker yet. But it would be nice to see the brand open the MM doors to other models.
Either way, this is still one of the finest Field Generals to date.
And it's now up for grabs on Nike China's website for ¥799, which is around $117 at current exchange rates.
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