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Nike Is Expected To Release Colorful Embroidered Sneakers For Chinese New Year

By Izza Sofia, 29 Dec 2020

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Nike is anticipated to release a vibrant pair of limited-edition sneakers for Chinese New Year.

The Kybrid S2 combines the brand’s Kyrie 4, 5, and 6 into one sensational basketball shoe. It features a mix of Chinese-themed prints and graphics, including a geometric quilt pattern.

The uppers are splashed in loud patterns and eye-catching graphic designs while the rubber outsoles are painted in purple. Other standout details include Kyrie’s logo on the tongues and an embroidered rose background with a bright orange Swoosh embroidery.

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The Nike Kybrid S2 Chinese New Year sneakers are rumored to be released in January 2020 at selected retailers and Nike.com.

Here’s the “Chinese New Year” Nike Kybrid S2. 📍 pic.twitter.com/Vsl9ngcx1L

— Nice Kicks (@nicekicks) December 28, 2020




[via Nice Kicks, cover image via TY Lim / Shutterstock.com]
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