After showing you numerous photos of both the rust-colored Air Zoom Toki and the Blazer Mid Supreme, they have now showed up at 21 Mercer Street for purchase. Rust-colored sneakers will always raise some eyebrows whether it be positively or negatively; yet, one cannot deny that these two sneakers are very stylish and classy.

Obviously, both sneakers feature a 100% rust-colored premium leather-clad base combined with a clean, white vulcanized rubber. They also contain some detailed stitching, a perforated swoosh and embossed Nike logo tags on the heel panel. In addition, both sneakers are finished with a soft, white inner lining. Click here to view detailed photos.

Hiroshi Fujiwara has hooked up the Nike Sportswear Match Classic HF in three minimalist colorways: brown/red, red/yellow, and black/grey. Each pair possesses a monochromatic suede upper with a color contrasting inner lining. All three uppers sit on white vulcanized soles with subtly contrasting off-white toe guards. Minimalism is also extended to the Nike branding with an uncharacteristically small swoosh and “nike” in script on the tongue tag.

When we showed you these Hiroshi Fujiwara’s Match Classics a couple of weeks ago, it was stated that they were a Japan-only release. Now we have received word that they will be available to all Nike Quickstrike retailers. Peep the jump for more pictures.

Recently, Nike Sportswear unleashed a three-set of the Challenger model in a vintage-like style. All three colorways can be classified as subtle and winter-ready. On the contrary, Nike Sportswear will release an anything-but-dull colorway of the Challenger during the spring of 2010.

This particular pair possesses a loud, head-turning vivid pink base comprised of suede (toe area, midfoot, heel panel) mesh (toe box) and nylon (side panels). In addition to the latter section mentioned, this Challenger also owns a black nylon swoosh. Check your nearest Nike Sportswear retailers during the spring of 2010 to purchase this Challenger. Click here to view additional photos.

It looks like Nike Sportswear is keeping things simple for 2010, as witnessed by this Spring preview. For the most part, your favorite silhouettes are back with simple color blocking and a mix of clean colorways.

We’ve seen a lot of these in sneak peek form before, but now we get a look at the near-complete collection with quality photos. Yesterday we saw these Dunk Highs, and many of you liked the simplicity, though others lamented them for the same reason. We also get a look at a pair of black and yellow Air Maxim 1s, assorted Air Max 1s and 90s and the entire Futura x Nike collaboration collection. There’s also a Vandal Vintage for those of you who like your sneaks with a worn-in look. We also get a look at a sandal-sneaker hybrid in the Air Rift.

Click here for a look at them all.

Nike released a plethora of Dunk colorways in 2008 and an abundance of Blazers this year; it remains to be seen what’s in store for 2010. However, we do know that Nike will unleash this three-set of Sportswear Dunks next year.

Each Dunk involved in this lineup features a colorway we have all seen before; yet, the texture makeups undoubtedly set these sneakers apart from the rest. For example, this white/varsity orange Dunk possesses leather, nylon (side panels) and pebbled leather (heel) on the base. The remaining two colorways (seen here) own similar texture makeups. Look for all three colorways to hit select Nike Sportswear retailers next spring.

In honor of the Air Pegasus’s 20th year anniversary, Nike has unloaded this sneaker in numerous colorways this year. As 2009 comes to a close, we will continue to spot more Air Pegasus ‘89 colorways such as this particular pair.

It features a predominance of white leather and nylon on the base; however, its graphite and black accents make it stand out to say the least. The rear section of the sole is covered in graphite while the swoosh, outsole and top laceholders are done up in black. Available now at Cellophane. Click here to view detailed photos.

This year, we have spotted the Talache in a black/bone colorway and as part of the “Premium Essentials” Pack. However, the seldom-seen Talache will be making a comeback in at least one colorway next spring.

Nike Sportswear will unleash a sail/sail-obisidian Talache during the spring of 2010. The obsidian accents appear on the tongue, top laceholders among other places. As a slight, color contrast feature, this shoe also possesses a darker sail color towards the bottom half of the shoe. What are your thoughts on this upcoming Talache colorway? Click here to view additional photos.