The Nike LeBron 17 will get nostalgic this upcoming Summer season as the new signature show will be releasing in a “Graffiti” colorway.

If you’re thinking the shoe looks familiar, that’s probably because it does. This new LeBron 17 takes inspiration from the Nike LeBron 4 that released way back 14 years ago in 2006 that hosted the “Graffiti” theme before. Now LeBron is back with the same street art vibes for an iteration you won’t want to miss.

The knitted upper arrives in a snowy-white color scheme while black and red detailing shine throughout. Black leather ankle add contrast and stability while Red shines on the outlining of the Nike Swoosh, sockliner and mini Swoosh on the forefoot. The Graffiti theme then comes into play in the midsole as white lettering uses the black midsole and mudguard as a canvas. A red outsole then finishes off the great design.

NIKE LEBRON 17 “GRAFFITI” RELEASE INFORMATION

The Nike LeBron 17 “Graffiti” is now scheduled to release at the end of June via select retailers and Nike.com for $225. Fell free to check out the 2006 iteration below as well as the updated design for this year. As always, keep it locked for all the new updates.

Nike LeBron 17 “Graffiti”
Color: White/University Red-Black
Style Code: CT6052-100
Release Date: June 23rd, 2020
Retail Price: $225

UPDATE 3: Released today, you can still find the Nike LeBron 17 Graffiti available via Nike SNKRS for $225.

UPDATE 2: After originally being scheduled to drop on June 5th, The Nike LeBron 17 “Graffiti” will now launch later in the month on June 23rd.

UPDATE: The Nike LeBron 17 “Graffiti” has been announced to be releasing June 5th, 2020 via select retailers and Nike SNKRS in an official statement from Nike that included, “The LEBRON XVII Graffiti mashes together design cues from the memorable colorway of the LEBRON IV — one of the most underrated silhouettes in his line, according to James — and the durable support of the XVII’s Knitposite upper. The familiar graffiti-style script is back, highlighting the city in which the colorway debuted during a pop-up event in 2006.”

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