Imagine wearing those colorful magazines on your foot. Sound a little weird? Well, this is exactly what Nike promises. The shoe company has come out with the Nike Women's Premium Print Pack, a limited edition set of sneakers that are designed from shredded magazines. This latest edition includes three styles - The Nike Flash Macro Premium (sail/birch), Nike Blazer Mid Premium (sail/khaki) and Nike Air Rift Premium (sail/sport red). Each shoe flaunts a unique design and rugged transparent coating that protects the literary moments.
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