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The rocket focal point gives the footer a strong visual anchor, and the restrained black-and-sand palette keeps the navigation feeling intentional. I’d only watch the small type contrast at the bottom on mobile.
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The dark mode has the sharper streetwear attitude, while the frosted version feels more editorial and approachable. I’d test both against the product photography and CTA contrast—whichever lets the model and action read first probably wins.