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    BAIT and Nike Japan Presents Air Force 1 “A5 Wagyu” for Tokyo Comic Con

    by OVERSTANDARD December 3, 2020
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    BAIT and Nike Japan have teamed up to celebrate one of the nation’s most famous treats, the Wagyu beef, Wagyu literally means “Japanese cow”, with a pair of extremely limited Nike Air Force 1 “A5 Waygu” sneakers, which will be released at the Tokyo Comic Con.
    The Nike Air Force 1 is crisp white leather with all the typical AF1 design cues, like its chunky white midsole, branding on the tongue and a perforated toe cap. Together with the BAIT sneakers, a pack of glow-in-the-dark patches has been developed to resemble a Waqyu fillet, that can be glued on. the sneaker

    The limited edition BAIT x Nike Japan Air Force 1 is served with a custom wood-like box that not only contains all the patches, but also comes with a pair of toothpicks.

    It will be released exclusively at Tokyo Comic Con from December 4 to December 6.

    Photos: BAIT x Nike

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