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A couple of nike shoes canada sale are getting a very smooth makeover this summer with the upcoming women’s editions of the Cortez and Blazer Low dressed up in velour. The crushed velvet material covers the entire upper of each silhouette in tonal colorways of black and white (preview images of the white Cortez are unavailable right now) for an awesome new look to the duo of silhouettes. Ladies can find all four velour-covered sneakers at select Nike Sportswear retailers and Nike.com beginning this Thursday, May 4th.

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