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Nike elevates the ACG Rufus in tan leather and subtle refinements

Nike rereleases the ACG Rufus with an elevated look

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A fan-favorite collection, Nike’s All Conditions Gear line is getting ready for the re-release of one of their most comfortable models of all. The ACG Rufus is a cozy slip-on silhouette that combines indoor leisure with outdoor ruggedness. New plush details and sophisticated materials are part of this revival, elevating the slip-on to a new level of sophistication. While considered an easy-to-put-on style, this slip-on comes with all of the structure you need to keep your feet sturdy throughout your journeys. Wear it out for easy trails or a comfortable yet protected footwear design in the city; the ACG Rufus’ arrival is a welcome sign for those looking for footwear that can pull double duty. 

Nike’s ACG Rufus resurfaces with British charm

Crafted with a rich and decadent tan hue, the ACG Rufus has been elevated with complete leather exteriors and plush linings. Featuring a rounded toe silhouette, a deep brown elevated sole, and a light brown Swoosh logo on the sole, the entire design is crafted with simplicity and elegance in mind. The sturdier outsole paves the way for a trail-ready design that can easily be a versatile statement shoe. Complete with weather-resistant features, there’s no need to worry about ruining your kicks while out and about. While the overall structure appears more like an everyday slipper, the structured silhouette and rigged design give the shoe a versatility that you can’t give up. Nike has yet to reveal an official release date for the updated Nike ACG Rufus, but it’s expected to land on shelves and Nike’s platforms sometime in the fall season.

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