Nike meets Indomie in fan-made Air Jordan design


Jonas, who recently graduated from the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts in Singapore, offered a limited order for 20 pairs of custom Indomie Air Jordans after the design was met with enthusiasm among netizens. (www.instagram.com/mr.s.custom//File).

JAKARTA (ANN): World-famous sports brand Nike met Indonesian instant noodle icon Indomie in an unlikely crossover as a colorful fan design of the Air Jordan 1 Yin Yang recently became a social media sensation.

In several Instagram photos originally posted by a Mr. Simply Custom, or @mr.s.custom, the retro Nike footwear, which originally came in only white and black, can now be seen sporting an entirely new color palette consisting largely of red, yellow and green – a tribute to the three main colors featured on Indomie’s original plastic wrap for its Mie Goreng (fried noodles) flavor.

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