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I need more pics of the reverse Linens.
The gum outsole and tan swoosh combo looks weird to me.
The gum outsole and tan swoosh combo looks weird to me.
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Those Reverse Linens ain't it. 
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We bringing out the all white tees or nah?
What a time warp with these references! Wearing sizes way too big was so 2000s. I admit I stupidly wore 3XL and up with t-shirts and jerseys during that decade. I even wore size 60 (4XL) with Mitchell & Ness throwback baseball jerseys! I'm so glad that dumb style was left back in that decade.
Talk about a bygone era with that deal.
I recall Foot Locker had that 4 for $20 deal for nondescript t-shirts back in the 2000s. It got discontinued by the late 2000s.
Is that brand still around?
I recall the pants and shorts were popular in the early '90s. It seemed like it fell off and peeps stopped wearing it after 1992.
It did have a resurgence in the 2000s. I would know because I recall getting three pairs of Girbaud shorts from Burlington Coat Factory in Del Amo Mall at a reduced price back in 2006.
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They aren’t even recent linen mold. Just plain ol GR ‘07 (09) mold. Pack Aaron up.
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Hit in the triple white 01 via tops & buttons
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Definitely don't do that here in screwston.
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I wore them today and put over 10k steps on them in and around Tokyo. They are super lightweight and, for an AF1, fairly comfortable. At this point, they’re pretty much automatically packed when I go on vacation.I got influenced by Jalen Brunson. Anyone have these, and if so, how are they?
That said, I could probably leave them in the suitcase when I get home because I have at least 4 pairs of mostly white or 3 white that I’d wear over these.
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Them square toe joints are beyond hideous.
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and to think Nike's tryna get back to its former glory by not doing stupid **** like this.
nike's cooked y'all
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Broke these out for work today, i got them for cheap on eBay
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Broke these out for work today, i got them for cheap on eBay
These look off
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Toe box and swoosh right ?
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eBay authenticated them and the box also checked out, it might just be the angle
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Looks more like a wide/fat foot issue. I have the same prob! LOL!!
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I have have a narrow foot but i did go down a half size on these
i usually wear a 10 in AF1s but for these i sized down to a 9.5. Probably for the best, i hate the way the patent AF1s tend to crease over time
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Yep they are disgusting and should be thrown in the trash. Not sure why Nike would pay any person to come up with this design? It would have been better to burn their salary.
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They actually have a lot of stores in Korea and are fairly popular with locals; they just sell normal clothes instead of the jeans with the straps. A lot of people in Asia think it’s actually a Korean brand even though it says Paris on the logos
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I was confused the last time I went to Seoul too, but yeah, apparently they started opening up stores in 2023 with a heavy focus in Korea. A lot of tourists from the rest of Asia call it a “local brand” maybe I guess because it’s mostly found in Korea these days?
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Could be. Most of the stuff from the early 2000’s was made in Pakistan. They’ve always made dress clothes as well but never really seen anything I personally likedI was confused the last time I went to Seoul too, but yeah, apparently they started opening up stores in 2023 with a heavy focus in Korea. A lot of tourists from the rest of Asia call it a “local brand” maybe I guess because it’s mostly found in Korea these days?
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