Likely pushed to the side in favor of newer spin-offs, the Nike Drop Type Shoes has gone more than a few months without a release while the recent and surprisingly well-loved Daybreak Type has received a small infantry of vibrant and neutral colorways. Finally, the brand looks to be diverting their attention back to the deconstructed N.354 line’s roots as the aforementioned receives a loud patchwork design delivered by way of its HBR variation.  Though at first straightforward — a result of the mainly understated white upper and minimally outlined swoosh — the upper features a reserved asymmetry. Nike Drop Type Online Tongues, while similar in their choice of cool tone, lie apart as the left foot opts for lightwash denim while the right a darker navy paisley. Heels then follow suit in the same execution, but with Tartan plaid and red bandana prints instead. As with last season’s Jordan 6 Washed Denim, this modernized take on classics from the NikeCourt family covers its entire upper with indigo blue denim. Shop Nike Drop Type Interruptions to the jean material arrives sparingly: miniature “Habanero Red” Swooshes on the lateral forefoot, leather “Honey Comb” heel overlays and stitching throughout of both colors. Nodding to its archival muses, exposed foam peaks from underneath the top of the tongue. Inspired by the Nike All Court 2 and other Swoosh-backed tennis models, the Buy Nike Drop Type appears in a quasi-militaristic look with this new “Dusty Olive” colorway. Offering a lighter palette than its “Legion Green” iteration from last season, the mid-trim silhouette features all the same experimental details signature to Nike Sportswear’s N.354 line, which is inspired by Steve Prefontaine’s fastest mile time; tongues show exposed foam, toe caps are doubled-up, and upper halves are unified with bottom halves via an autoclave construction. Nike Drop Type Sale gets a fresh look for the new decade as it’s recently appeared with large profile Swooshes on a model being named the Drop Type HBR. Although not as experimental as the LX’s mid-cut construction from last season, this new detail looks much more aligned with Beaverton’s mainstay line of products than the minimal “N.354” text usually scribbled at the midfoot. Testing things out with two colorways, the low-top shoe will soon don either a white or red Swoosh outline on a mostly black or mostly white pair, respectively. www.freesnkrs.com