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Nike brings a woven olive upper to the Izy — first non-suede build yet

Nike announces a new look for the ACG Izy

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Although Nike’s subbrand, ACG, might not be as mainstream or popular as the rest of the brand’s lineup, it has produced plenty of designs worth noting. One of the silhouettes created by this brand is the revived ACG Izy. This 1999-era slip-on made its return to the spotlight late last year, and while many of the revived iterations have gone under the radar, its newest release may have more than one turning their heads to notice. 

In their most recent drop, Nike is revamping the ACG Izy with an unusual fabric construction for the brand. Typically made of all-suede, the newest release ditches the material for a woven exterior that adds textural interest to the silhouette. While the design hasn’t changed much elsewhere, the latest materials offer a refreshed look for this underrated star. 

Get cozy and comfortable with Nike’s new ACG Izy

Crafted with a moccasin-inspired look, the ACG Izy arrives in a new woven Medium Olive upper that feels much cozier and luxe than before. Below, the mudguard dons a dark chocolate suede, while a cracked black leather surrounds the collar. For the midsole, Nike opts for Off Noir, which contrasts with the bright red outsole. With bold red, black, and olive green, the Nike ACG Izy is perfect for nights in or errand runs. Nike has yet to announce an official release date, although the design is set to hit stores in the Holiday 2025/Spring 2026 season for $135. An updated look for one of their understated slip-on shoes, the Nike ACG Izy isn’t meant to be slept on, especially in its new iteration.

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