| Style | CT302PC |
| Colorway | Rain Cloud/Moonbeam |
| Release Date | 08/31/2022 |
| Style | CT302PC |
| Colorway | Rain Cloud/Moonbeam |
| Release Date | 08/31/2022 |
Thanks to its blend of performance qualities and understated, casual elegance, the classic tennis shoe is a timeless style fixture. The CT302 expands the everyday wearability of the classic court silhouette, with an infusion of exaggerated proportions and unexpected details. Using a 1980s on-court model, the CT300, as a launching point, the CT302 adds a stacked height midsole, an outsized take on the classic cup outsole design and ‘N’ logo, and a rubber toe wrap extending from the outsole, along with the use of curved and wavy lines throughout the design.
Thanks to its blend of performance qualities and understated, casual elegance, the classic tennis shoe is a timeless style fixture. The CT302 expands the everyday wearability of the classic court silhouette, with an infusion of exaggerated proportions and unexpected details. Using a 1980s on-court model, the CT300, as a launching point, the CT302 adds a stacked height midsole, an outsized take on the classic cup outsole design and ‘N’ logo, and a rubber toe wrap extending from the outsole, along with the use of curved and wavy lines throughout the design.
Thanks to its blend of performance qualities and understated, casual elegance, the classic tennis shoe is a timeless style fixture. The CT302 expands the everyday wearability of the classic court silhouette, with an infusion of exaggerated proportions and unexpected details. Using a 1980s on-court model, the CT300, as a launching point, the CT302 adds a stacked height midsole, an outsized take on the classic cup outsole design and ‘N’ logo, and a rubber toe wrap extending from the outsole, along with the use of curved and wavy lines throughout the design.
Thanks to its blend of performance qualities and understated, casual elegance, the classic tennis shoe is a timeless style fixture. The CT302 expands the everyday wearability of the classic court silhouette, with an infusion of exaggerated proportions and unexpected details. Using a 1980s on-court model, the CT300, as a launching point, the CT302 adds a stacked height midsole, an outsized take on the classic cup outsole design and ‘N’ logo, and a rubber toe wrap extending from the outsole, along with the use of curved and wavy lines throughout the design.
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