The total *** is divided into four levels: C, P, S, and L. C refers to the ordinary level, P refers to the mid-range level, S refers to the level with particularly good workmanship, L refers to the luxury version, and Nike shoes are average This is how it is classified. They are C=Classic, P=premium, S=Supreme, L=Luxury.
The main difference is that the AIR FORCE1 has a big difference, which is the grade of the shoe. Of course, there are other shoe styles, but the difference is not obvious in terms of price, which is C grade 690, P grade 880, S grade. Level 1280, and different levels of shoe materials, routing, detail workmanship and commemorative value are different.
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Differences between different levels of shoes
1. Different shoelace heads
The material of C-level shoelace heads is plastic The lace heads of P-level shoes will be made of iron instead of ordinary plastic. The lace heads of S-level shoes are designed with removable metal screw caps. The lace heads and shoelace buckles of L-level shoes are all gold-plated or silver-plated.
2. Different linings
The C-level lining only extends to half the palm and is made of ordinary lychee leather, while the P-level lining is made of Dry- Fit material and extends to the whole palm, making it more comfortable to wear. The S level is designed with full leather inside and outside. The L level uses precious materials such as crocodile skin and python skin.
3. The upper leather is different
The C-level leather is a general synthetic leather, using ordinary smooth leather, while the P-level upper uses softer pearlescent leather or pearls. Leather, S level is full leather inside and outside, L level uses rare animal leather.
4. The decoration process is different:
C level is ordinary style, the overall shoe shape is basic style, P level seams are covered, S level basically has no open stitching, and the insole The pattern on it is not printed, but an embossed pattern with texture. It is L-level handmade in Italy. The shoe stretcher is also extremely luxurious, made of walnut wood and gold-plated materials.
5. Different collection values:
C level, P level and S level materials have basically the same collection value. The L level is given to those who have contributed to the development of Air Force 1. The name of the recipient will be engraved on the tag using LASER technology. Very rare and of high collection value.