Custom Nike Design
23.04.2013 5314

Custom Nike Design

Nike launched the Nike PHOTOiD app for Instagram. Now users will be able to send via Instagram any photo and get an image of sneakers made in the color palette of the selected photo. The service provides an opportunity to order and pay for a model created in this way.

The service is available from mobile phones, smartphones and ordinary computers. To get sneakers with a unique design, you need to select a photo or collage on Instagram, then publish the image of the sneakers created by Nike employees on the basis of the received image on the social network and, after that, place an order.

Nike has launched the Nike PHOTOiD app for Instagram. Now users will be able to send any photo via Instagram and get an image of sneakers made in color ...
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