Nike’s ‘Wheat’ Cortez Is Latest Sneaker to Get Down With the Brown

Nike’s hottest new colorway is everywhere from old-school Cortez to the latest Jordans.

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Nike wants us all to harvest the style benefits of its new “wheat” colorway. 

It’s already added the golden-brownish hue to a crop of other cool kicks like the Air Max 1 and has more—the Air Jordan 1 High, 6 and 13—coming.

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Now, Nike is unveiling its iconic Cortez model, that unisex classic favored by the likes of Farrah Fawcett, Bella Hadid and, perhaps most famously, Forrest Gump, in the eye-popping fall/winter colorway.

It may look totally tan—with white accents here and there—but the sneaker is really a study of contrasts. The tan suede upper and matching laces are subtly offset by a “Sail”-colored midsole and nylon tongue. 

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You may have to look closely, but the difference is there.

This new Nike Cortez “Wheat” is available through select Nike retailers now, but expect a wider release (along with an official price) to come soon on Nike.com.

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Until then, shop all the other new Nike “wheat” models currently on the market:

Nike Air Max 1 Premium: $110

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Nike Air Max 90 Ultra 2.0: $130

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Nike Air Max 95 Sneakerboot: $200

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Nike Air Force Max Premium: $160

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Nike SB Air Max Bruin Vapor: $100

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Jordan Trunner LX High: $130

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LeBron Soldier XI SFG: $140

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Nike MD Runner 2 Mid Premium: $80

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