nike鞋的小知识（Little knowledge of Nike shoes）.docVIP

nike鞋的小知识（Little knowledge of Nike shoes） Little knowledge of Nike shoes SB:SKATEBOARD abbreviation, Chinese means skateboard, which stands for DUNK SB. FA:Foot Action special color edition AP: Asian shoe boards, specially made for Asians LE: refers to LIMITED EDITION (limited amount) ND:New Design on behalf of the elements of the new shoes in the original design (especially with new material, such as leather, cloth, leather, anti...) TB:Team Bulk, mainly pointing out the colors that match the teams uniforms, and also the athletes version NU: mostly JordanBrands new shoes designed for inspiration from the original air jordan sneakers when they re worn sneakers, represented by Nu Retro RETRO: engraved style, in which the Air Jordan shoes engraved mainly. FL:Footlocker special color edition FNL:Finish Line special color edition B:Back additional money, that is not intended to be out of color, but later launched shoes money, will be added after the name B. Retro: engraved style, in which the Air Jordan shoes engraved mainly. Sample: sample shoes - refers to the shoes of a proposed scheme, made for decision-making purposes, and produced only about forty pairs at most. It is made for decision-making by shoes, uniform size for the male female 9 yards, 7 yards, used only in the company, only forty pairs of production, so in a sense is limited, and most of them are Handmade, some of these colors will not be listed. Or is the wrong version \ \ , but these into the market have very high value! In addition, Sample is also dedicated to the players in the production of shoes, it will have special mark on behalf of the players. Prototype: trial shoes (again assembled shoes): refers to the production of a small amount of pure only for other people or organizations to wear shoes, not for public sale Picture sample: sample shoes used for taking pictures, so the quality is poor and can not be worn like goods. TB Team Basketball: player version, that is for the team or shoes design or