AIR MAX 1 CLOT NET/DEEP RED/ORANGE BLAZE
AIR MAX 1 CLOT NET/DEEP RED/ORANGE BLAZE
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How to the Get the Jordan Brand x CLOT XIV Low and XXXV
CLOT co-founder Edison Chen brings an east-meets-west mentality to his label's sophomore effort of co-branded Air Jordan models. Following the 2018 Air Jordan XIII Low, the new release encompasses the Air Jordan XIV Low and the Jordan Brand's latest performance vehicle, the Air Jordan XXXV. Both shoes extend CLOT's investigation of Chinese heritage — tying together elements like a Chinese coin pendant and Chinese knot to the heel of the XIV Low and introducing pops of ornamental jade to the XXXV. Further details on the XIV Low include a tongue reminiscent of a traditional Chinese scroll and emblazoned with the words Jordan and CLOT. On the sole are terracotta-colored accents complemented with light tan and grey. Finishing off the shoe are bold laces and a traditional Chinese knot and coin hanging off the heel. A classic symbol of “如意吉祥,” a Chinese idiom for prosperity and happiness, the added trinket is an ode to CLOT’s Chinese heritage and a token to bring luck to the ga...
Clot x Nike Air Force 1
Clot x Nike Air Force 1 Color: Rose Gold/White-Gum Light Brown Style Code: CJ5290-600 Release Date: January 11, 2020 Price: $250
Edison Chen Bridges Basketball Culture and Chinese Tradition in New Apparel Collection
Nike x CLOT Fall 2019 Basketball Collection CLOT Creative Director Edison Chen's latest effort with Nike is a basketball collection, including a jersey, shorts, jacket and headband, celebrating the summer's premier basketball tournament in China. He uses the moment — China's first hosting of global play since 2008 — as a springboard to honor his heritage and to connect tradition to sport. Chen does so with an unexpected thread: Chinese lion dancing. “We’re from China, and lion dancing is something that has always been a part of our culture," explains Chen. "It means celebration, longevity, good fortune and good luck — all things that you wish to have on the basketball court." The collection's aesthetic borrows from costumes commonly worn during the lion dance. Most notably, the lion head on the jersey incorporates extra flap details to enhance a sense of movement. Similarly, the trim loops of the jersey and headband follow costume conventions. ...
