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Nike Blazy "Pine Green" Surfaces: A Fresh Silhouette Borrowing Blazer DNA, Dropping at $95

Nike Blazy isn't a Blazer retro or colorway spin-off—it's a brand-new silhouette built on that classic shape. The "Pine Green" colorway drops August 4, 2026 for $95, alongside a Black colorway releasing the same day.

Taylor Wu, Style Director
Nike Blazy "Pine Green" Surfaces: A Fresh Silhouette Borrowing Blazer DNA, Dropping at $95

Let's get one thing straight: Nike Blazy is not a retro or offshoot colorway of the Nike Blazer—it's an entirely new silhouette that simply borrows the design vocabulary of Blazer's classic profile (chunky toe box, clean side panels, retro proportions), but with reworked materials and construction. This one's built for everyday rotation, not a return to hardwood heritage.

The newly surfaced "Pine Green" colorway features a pine green upper as the main tone, accented with white detailing, under style code IM2523-300. It's priced at $95, landing on the more accessible end of Nike's casual sneaker lineup—a clear signal that Blazy is aiming to capture the entry-level everyday-wear market, especially compared to many retro releases that easily break past the $100 mark.

The release date is set for August 4, 2026, dropping simultaneously on Nike.com and select retail channels. Interestingly, Nike will also drop a "Black" colorway of the Blazy on the very same day, also priced at $95—meaning the brand is rolling out two foundational tones for this new silhouette right out of the gate, rather than testing the waters with a single colorway.

Currently, only the colorway, style code, release date, and price have been made public. No further details on materials or design have been shared yet, and availability across retailers remains subject to official Nike announcements.

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