The Nike Court Force Basic Pack will come in a red low top colorway and a blue high top colorway. Each features black accents, a white midsole, and grid pattern mixed into the uppers. Look for these in stores this fall.

What do you think of these two upcoming releases?

The notion of Lux is driven by a particular level of taste and recognition by those few sharing the same point of view. It’s a simple and subtle nod of approval vs. a shout of ‘look at me’. Lux is about wearing your kicks everyday for all occasions vs. once a month with a select hoodie.

Using premium nubuck upper and a glove-like leather lining that requires no break in, these Court Force Highs will only get better with age. A small woven “Lux” label on the heel and a single Sail-colored eyelet keep it simple. Keep it Lux.

Check out these quietly sophisticated Nike Sportswear sneakers after the jump.

First of the three colorways of new Dunks is the Dunk Low Premium ($100), with a black upper, accented with a green swoosh and sole. Next up is the light bone/orange/brown Dunk High’s ($80), a nice simple colorway. The last Dunk is the Premium High ($105), featuring a black and gold dust colorway with houndstooth print behind the swoosh. The final drop of this release is a fresh new colorway of the Court Force Premium featuring purple, grey, and white, which can be had for $100.

Take a closer look at these November releases after the jump.