The collaboration between Forty Percent Against Rights and Nike brings forth the Blazer Low SB 'Khaki', combining the renowned Swoosh with the influential Japanese streetwear label established by Tetsu 'Tet' Nishiyama back in 1993. This low-top sneaker showcases a tasteful palette of neutral tan tones across its upper, which includes a sleek nubuck foundation adorned with a snakeskin ollie-patch overlay. The retro Swoosh and heel tab feature scaly leather, with the latter displaying an embroidered Nike wordmark on the right shoe and FPAR lettering on the left. Additionally, a pair of metallic gold lace jewels also showcase the same distinctive branding elements. Providing stability to the sneaker is a color-matched rubber midsole with a star-embossed toe bumper.