The Women's Nike Blazers is defiantly a crowd favorite

If you’ve been put on to the Nike blazer shoes and you’re in the market for a new pair for the upcoming Summer months, check out this new addition to the family. Keeping it fairly simple, this latest Nike Blazer Low  features a tonal white leather base with accents of bluegrass on the lining, outlining the Nike embroidery on the heel and on the entire sole unit. If there would have been a little orange worked into the mix these would of been nice for the Miami Dolphins fans out there. Nice none the less though.

If you’re looking for that Miami Dolphins-esque colorway, the Wmns Nike Blazer Low Valentine's Day 2009 we showed you a few weeks back is you’re best bet.Having just seen both men's and women's versions of the Nike Blazer Low "Quilted" pack, we now have a look at the mid versions in men's sizes. The kicks will drop in two colorways with one in a purple base with metallic silver on the Swoosh and heel tab, gold quilted stitching, and black on the liner. The other pair comes in a white with gold quilted stitching, black on the Swoosh and heel tab with a red inner lining and branding elements.Look for these to drop next month. Tokyo based atmos will stock each pair. Nike drops this new set of Nike Blazers for Summer 2010 featuring a quilted, satin motif. Two different colorways are offered in this release, including a white with gold threading and silver swoosh and a more vibrant red colorway with gold accents.

Both are now available through select Nike accounts, including Proper.The Women's Nike Blazers is defiantly a crowd favorite, filling many people’s collections, but every once in awhile the low-top Blazer hits if off just right and has fans switching sides. For some people it’s a simple, subtle colorway which does the trick. Other’s prefer the outlandish designs which cry for attention, such as the Quilted Satin Pack seen here.Don’t let the name fool you either on this one. The Quilted Satin Pack, consisting of dueling Blazer Low’s, is in fact not quilted what so ever. According to atmos in Tokyo, where the sneakers will be available next month, Nike’s intention here was to construct the satin side panels in such a way were they look as if they are quilted, hence the stitching pattern which resembles what you’d see had the sneakers been quilted. They don’t really look quilted to me, but I can understand where Nike was going with this one.