2015 saw Nike re-release perhaps its most iconic silhouette and colorway combination onto the public. The Nike Cortez, the Oregon brand's original running shoe designed way back in 1968 by co-founder Bill Bowerman, was re-introduced in a premium iteration of its trademark white, red and blue colorway and duly flew off shelves worldwide. This came as the least surprising success story in recent sneaker re-issue history, as in the intervening 47 years between the two releases the Cortez had quietl...
2015 saw Nike re-release perhaps its most iconic silhouette and colorway combination onto the public. The Nike Cortez, the Oregon brand's original running shoe designed way back in 1968 by co-founder Bill Bowerman, was re-introduced in a premium iteration of its trademark white, red and blue colorway and duly flew off shelves worldwide. This came as the least surprising success story in recent sneaker re-issue history, as in the intervening 47 years between the two releases the Cortez had quietl...
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