The Nike Field General 'Culture of Football' Arrives With a Gold Hang Tag

Name:Nike Field General 'Culture of Football'SKU:IH4818-030Colorway:Phantom/Game Royal-Light British Tan-University Red-Coconut MilkRetail Price:$120 USDRelease Date:Summer 2025Retailers:Nike
Nikeis back with yet another iteration of its popularField Generalsilhouette, unveiling it in 'Culture of Football.'
The archival football model arrives with a white mesh base and brown suede overlays, creating an earthy backdrop for the blue leather panel swoosh. Further contrasting the base are hits of red on the tongue tag and leather heel notch, the latter of which features debossed gold Nike branding.
The sneaker then rests on a Gum midsole and outsole — delivering that extra traction — while white laces tie it together for a cohesive finish. Topping it off is a shiny, golden hang tag depicting hands.

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