When Fragment Design first debuted the Roshe LD-1000, many folks were quick to call it the child of the Cortez and Roshe Run NM. We were on that bandwagon too, but now we see why Nike held off on anointing that pair as a Cortez, because they had grand plans for this new release you see before you. Fresh out of the NikeLab, the new silhouette features premium leather, a Natural Motion sole, leather heel tab, a rubber toe guard, and a vintage-treated tongue. This Cortez OG-flavoured red, white and blue NikeLab Cortez Roshe will drop on June 18 at nike.com/nikelab and select NikeLab destinations worldwide.
