Its titular hue stands out above the rest of its outfit, providing a Summer-friendly burst of accents across its mudguards, Swooshes, tongue/heel branding, and eye stays. Shop Nike Air Max 1 In terms of other regions of its constructions, it’s heavily dependent on brighter neutrals as angelic whites comprise its synthetic base and midsoles, while sultry grey sudes apply to its midfoot/heel paneling.



Recent news of the return of the Nike Air Max 1 Online Anniversary was a breath of fresh air for ’87 fans, wasnt it? The original Air Max running shoe was shelved for some time, with the exception of some impressive special editions like the Air Max 1 Amsterdam and London, but it’s making a measured comeback in the form of the Anniversary rebuild that surfaced in 2017 as part of the silhouette’s 30th Anniversary. Alongside that refreshing freshwater green Air Max 1 colorway that was revealed is this orange pair reminiscent of 2010’s Air Max 1 Holland, sans the yellow hits around the shoe.

Uppers of this Tinker Hatfield-designed silhouette keep their standard white bases and dusty grey paneling layered on top at the midfoot/heels in tact, allowing the titular tone to do most of the talking. Nike Air Max 1 Sale UK Its mudguards, first set of lace loops, and areas of Nike branding are all identically swathed in a lush green, all of which are mated down below with its traditional white midsoles and translucent Air units.

The Nike Air Max 1 Shoes mixed-materials upper is slightly tweaked for durability, as signature mudguards boast a canvas-like construction. While overlays across the throat and at the heel of the shoe also indulge in the coarse cloth, they sport more vibrant yellow and blue hues. Midfoot swaths deviate from the strong textile build in favor of a premium suede in a burnt orange tone reminiscent of vintage ACG apparel. Branding throughout and rope laces on this Air Max option further evoke functionality and aesthetics from Nike’s more outdoors-oriented footwear. Underfoot, midsoles don a Moc 3.0-like speckling, though with a more robust palette; Airbags go green, while outsoles divvy up all the aforementioned hues.

However, instead of creating something new, the two parties are aiming to revisit one of their earliest offerings from 2006: the Nike Air Max 1 for Men/Women “Kiss of Death”. First introduced 14 years ago at an invite-only function hosted by the Hong Kong-based agency, these kicks were widely admired for its unique design inspired by the human foot’s anatomy, in addition to the ancient Chinese art of pressure points. Stand-out features include that of its transparent toe boxes, snakeskin Swooshes, ostrich ankle panels, “pressure point” grid-patterned footbeds, as well as the intricately stitched CLOT branding atop the heels.

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