In the early 2010s, the Roshe Run quickly became one of Nike's most profitable—and most hated—sneakers ever. Now, after years off the market, it's poised for a return. Earlier this month, Nike announced the imminent return of the Roshe Run.

Sources at Nike indicate to Hypebeast that the brick-and-mortar retail re-release of the Roshe will begin at Nike's “Unite” stores (AKA outlet stores), a sensible home for the budget-friendly model, while select colorways are also available online.

The Roshe remains available on Nike's website, but Matt Powell, senior industry advisor for sports for the NPD Group, says sales of the line dropped “substantially” from 2017 to 2018.

Select Size The Nike Roshe One Women's Shoe is minimalist and versatile—intended to be worn with or without socks, dressed up or down, for walking or just taking it easy.