Corteiz And Nike Turn The Shox R4 Into The R419

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Corteiz and Nike are back together, and this time they are reworking the Shox R4. The new Corteiz x Nike Shox R419 is expected to release this holiday season.

The name combines the Shox R4 with Clint 419’s own tag. It follows the Air Max 95 and the Air Trainer Huarache, which were the first two Nike projects from the London label.

Reports point to three colorways: silver, black, and royal blue. Red accents appear across the group, which ties the whole set together.

Overall, the silver pair looks like the standout. A metallic finish covers the upper, and it gives the Shox R4 a futuristic feel. That fits the early 2000s style that the shoe is known for.

Some details carry across the pairs. Black appears on the laces, sockliner, and top of the tongue, where a red C and CRTZ SHOX logo add the co-branding.

Release plans are still TBD. A UK report mentions October 31st, but nothing is official. Also Corteiz has staggered released his past drops, so the colors could land on different days.

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There is also a nine-piece apparel collection. Expect football jerseys, tracksuits, shorts, technical layers, and utility outerwear, all matching the shoe colors.

Football is a big part of Clint’s world. He is a huge supporter of Brazil, and the Shox has plenty of football energy. The silhouette has also returned as a streetwear and fashion favorite lately.

The partnership has a pretty wild history. Nike actually sued Corteiz in 2021 over a name similar to the Cortez. Two years later, they released their first collab on the Air Max 95.

Corteiz was founded in London in 2017. Since then, it has become one of the hottest streetwear labels in the world. The first look came from Clint’s Instagram, where he posted a photo shoot with a Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren. It is a very Corteiz way to reveal a shoe.

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