In addition to its upcoming collaboration with Kid Cudi, MSCHF also has an in-line colorway of the Super Normal 2 dropping this week.
Fresh off the release of the "Orange Milk" colorway in May, next up for the sneaker is this "Raspberry Lemonade" colorway pictured here. As the name suggests, this newest iteration of the Nike Air Force 1-esque model is dressed in a predominantly yellow color scheme combined with pink accents resembling the colors of the drink.
While the MSCHF Super Normal 2 appears to mirror the overall shape of the Air Force 1 Low, the model features distorted embroidery throughout the upper as well as warped details on both the tongue and tooling that vastly differentiate it from the Nike sneaker. MSCHF branding also makes an appearance on the shoe's lacelock and on the side of the midsole.
In 2021, Nike sued MSCHF over the art company's "Satan Shoe" collaboration with rapper Lil Nas X. Nike lawyers argued that MSCHF, which had customized Swoosh's Air Max 97 model for the project, had deceived "consumers into believing that Nike manufactures or approves of the Satan shoes." Days later, the two parties reached a settlement and MSCHF was ordered to buy back the shoes from customers.
Readers will be able to cop this "Raspberry Lemonade" MSCHF Super Normal 2 sneaker starting tomorrow, July 18, exclusively on the MSCHF Sneakers app for $145.
