Every single colorway is a unique story celebrating not only the unique physical attributes of the characters but also what each character can teach us about building a better, more inclusive neighborhood.

“We didn't just say, ‘Elmo is red, so the whole shoe is red.’ We played with a lot of different tonalities of red, and we brought in hints of orange to represent the nose. “The hardest part was making sure we achieved a sense of depth and sophistication in our designs,” says Spencer Hawkins, a senior footwear designer at Under Armour. Curry Brand’s Street Pack includes seven colorways based on Sesame Street’s indelible characters, who are celebrated with unique markings on the shoe’s tongue tab and a hint-of-character flag near the heel.The classic Sesame Street sign is also featured on the sock liner. 10 Basketball Players Elmos World: Machines Foodie Truck: Making Food Using a Machine Elmo and Abby Make Paper Plate Turtles Turtle Shells Song Webby Flippy Feet F is for Families with Kelsea Ballerini Where Did Snowman Go The Number 15 Animation. Given the intricate structure of the shoe and the array of stylizations, Under Armour designers took great care to celebrate Sesame Street’s characters. UA Warp works in tandem with UA Flow, featuring supportive tapes that lock the foot onto the UA Flow midsole while allowing for natural movement. The Curry Flow 9 builds on the success of the Curry Flow 8. This updated shoe features a fine-tuned UA Flow traction pattern and the introduction of UA Warp, Under Armour’s new-to-basketball upper technology that improves foot stability. “You can really show your personality through the way that you play. I love to be creative on the court, try new things, and show different sides of myself. The Sesame Street characters prove that everybody belongs in the world of play.” “This collection is an opportunity for people to use their imaginations a little bit,” Curry says. The “Count It” colorway, for example, brings to life Count von Count, with the shiny tongue tab reflecting the satin exterior of The Count’s cape and the shoe’s interior matching the cape’s colorful lining. “Talking Trash,” based on Oscar the Grouch, has a metallic tongue tab as a nod to the trash can, while the tongue tab on Cookie Monster’s “Taking Cookies” and other shoe tabs feature a fuzzy, fur-like feel. On a special inner city street, the inhabitants, human and muppet, teach preschool subjects with comedy, cartoons, games, and songs.

With Caroll Spinney, Frank Oz, Jerry Nelson, Sonia Manzano. Curry Brand’s “Street Pack” includes seven colorways based on Sesame Street’s indelible characters, who are celebrated with unique markings on the shoe’s tongue tab and a hint-of-character flag near the heel. The classic Sesame Street sign is also featured on the sock liner. Sesame Street: Created by Joan Ganz Cooney.

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