24 pairs of the limited edition Jesus shoes, designed by Brooklyn-based creative label MSCHF were released online on Tuesday. READ MORE: Poundland unleashes £9 Gucci lookalike trainersĮxplaining the vision behind the shoe, Greenberg explained that the trainer was designed in response to “ridiculous brand collaborations” such as Arizona Iced Tea and Adidas. A new line of 3,000 Nike trainers that are filled with holy water and blessed by a priest have sold out in a matter of minutes. The water was sourced from the River Jordan (where, per Christian tradition, Jesus was baptised) and blessed by a priest in Brooklyn, Daniel Greenberg, the company’s head of commerce, told CBS News. The shoes include multiple Bible verses, Christian symbols, and the title of Kanyes most recent album- ‘Jesus Is King’. MSCHF, a Brooklyn-based creative arts company, customised a pair of Nike Air Max 97 trainers to create the so-called ‘Jesus Shoes’. The shoes are based on Nike’s Air Max ‘97, with a few key differences. The one-of-a-kind trainers have since been re-listed on buying and selling website Stock X, and the current highest bid is $4,000 (£3,209).
They were listed online for $1,425 (£1,142) on Tuesday morning and sold within a minute. The artwork inside the box of the limited edition Satan Shoes. The collective questioned why Nike would request a temporary restraining order spurred by the 'Satan Shoes' and not the 'Jesus Shoes,' a pair of modified Nike Air Max 97s that featured a steel. The max 97s featured an all-black colorway in mesh and suede with some red highlights, BAPE camo on the heel, and a large graphic of the baby Jesus on the side panels, tongue (in BAPE. Yes, we like them to look good, but we also dont want to. The Nike Air Max 97 Jesus shoes were part of the Japanese-exclusive Nike x BAPE collaboration which included a wide variety of sneaker models from both companies. For most people, sneakers are just a comfortable shoe we wear on a pretty much daily basis. Ī design company has created a pair of Nike trainers filled with holy water and adorned with a steel crucifix. Did Nike also sue over the Jesus shoes, or is this a targeted lawsuit against a religious minority one commenter wrote on Twitter. MSCHFs 'Jesus Shoes' are really just a regular pair of Nike Air Max 97s but with a couple of very unique twists. Jesus Shoes: Design company MSCHF added holy water to a pair of standard-order Nikes.
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