#Encore shoes red series#

Rumored to be limited to 50 pairs, the 'ENCORE' Air Jordan 4 retro was given to friends and family, and a small amount released to the public through a contest. The Shady Records version had the label's logo on the heel and through the translucent outsole below, along with a sockliner repping for D12, 50 Cent, Green Lantern, and the rest of Shady Records. The final Air Force 1 gifted to the Shady Records back in 2004 featured a white/ice colorway, similar to past artist exclusive AF1s from the early 2000s. This version featured 'ENCORE' embroidered on the heel with no badging on the toe. The second Air Force 1 Low commemorating the release of Encore was also produced in an exclusive amount for friends and family, and featured the same black, grey, and white color scheme. Gifted to Shady Records to celebrate the release of Eminem's fourth major album, Encore, this particular pair featured a black, grey and white color scheme, Shady Records logo on the heel, and Eminem personalization on the forefoot. Nike treated Eminem to several friends and family versions of the Air Force 1 Low in 2004.

One of several Nike models frequently seen on Eminem back in the day, the 'Shady Burst' also featured Eminem logos on the sockliner, lace deubre, and outsole. Nicknamed the 'Shady Burst,' Em's take on the runner displayed a traditional grey color scheme over a suede and mesh build. It also marked the first of what would become many collaborations with Eminem.

#Encore shoes red series#

The 2003 Nike Artist Series included a variety collaborations such as the ESPO x Nike AF2 and the Neptunes x Nike Dunk High. With a new Air Jordan leaking last week, here is a complete look back at Eminem's Nike sneaker collaborations. Mathers, as well as helped celebrate the launch of some of Eminem's records over the years. These kicks have even helped launch a variety of charitable efforts involving Mr. Spanning over ten years, the man born as Marshall Mathers has put together a collection of Nike collaborations that covers a wide variety of silhouettes. From Air Maxes to Air Jordans, Eminem's name has graced some of the most popular models in the Nike vault.