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Nike “Magnificent Seven” with Jon Burgerman !

March 4th, 2008

Foot Locker unveils one of the most anticipated sneaker ranges of 2008 – the Nike Magnificent Seven, a collection of seven of the most iconic Nike Air Max and Shox trainers which will be customised by some of the worlds leading graphic artists, available exclusively at Foot Locker.

The first Magnificent Seven collection – which encompasses the iconic sneaker styles Air Max 1, Air Max BW, Air Max 95, Air Max Ltd, Shox R4 and Shox NZ, and the ultimate Air Max 90 – is illustrated by UK-based artist Jon Burgerman and launches at Foot Locker stores nationwide from 3 march 2008. The collection’s graphics are inspired by a Venus Flytrap, with Jon Burgerman’s instantly recognisable stylish graphics incorporated into the sneaker design of each style.

The Air Max 90 is one of the world’s most iconic trainers which has created an unparalleled legion of fans world-wide over the last two decades and provides the champion of the Magnificent Seven collection. On the AM90, the upper, sock liner, heel counter and lining all feature the sleek graphics to creating a unique design that is destined to become a collectable.

Each season Foot Locker’s exclusive Magnificent Seven styles will provide a canvas for new colour ways, material treatments and designs. The launch of the Magnificent Seven puts Foot Locker once again at the forefront of sneaker originality, bringing sneaker aficionados the latest and greatest from the biggest names in the industry.

To get your hands on the very first Magnificent Seven collection by Jon Burgerman, only available at Foot Locker, visit stores nationwide from 3rd March, and watch this space for details of the next Magnificent Seven collection to be unveiled shortly.

With more exclusives than ever before, sneaker lovers can always get their hands on the latest in street style at Foot Locker across the country.

Ps: The Nike Magnificent Seven collection is available exclusively at Foot Locker from 3rd March and starts at £70.

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March 5, 2008
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March 25, 2008
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Theresa N
May 7, 2008
Good looking shoes.
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