Nike and Kids of Immigrants reunite for their third Air Max Sunder release, called the “Concrete Sky.” This iteration appears to draw inspiration from Los Angeles’ urban charm, combining Olive Grey hues with gradients that shift from sky blue to grape purple. The ripstop nylon upper brings depth and texture to the sneaker’s striking design.

Blending bold and nostalgic elements, this release includes Sundial yellow accents on the sockliner and mini Swoosh. Eye-catching purple pull tabs and earthy brown laces add a rich contrast. Signature Air Max Sunder features, like the zipper shroud, branded heel tab, and foam midsole, remain integral. A speckled midfoot shank and visible Air units ensure comfort and timeless style.

This collaboration adds a personal touch with custom insoles featuring Kids of Immigrants branding. The packaging, inspired by international phone cards, is a subtle tribute to the immigrant stories that shape the brand’s vision. This thoughtful design ties heritage and storytelling into every pair.

Kids of Immigrants Nike Air Max Sunder Olive Grey Release Date

The Kids of Immigrants x Nike Air Max SNDR “Concrete Sky” will launch in Summer 2025. Priced at $190 USD, it will be available in men’s sizing through Kids of Immigrants’ website, select retailers, and Nike.com. This collaboration continues the partnership’s tradition of blending cultural storytelling with innovative design.

Fans of Nike and Kids of Immigrants can look forward to this exclusive release. With its striking color palette, nostalgic details, and meaningful branding, the “Concrete Sky” perfectly celebrates creativity and heritage. Stay tuned for updates as this highly anticipated sneaker drop approaches!

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UPDATE 4/23/25: The Kids of Immigrants x Nike Air Max Sunder “Concrete Grey” (Diffused Blue) has made another appearance, spotted on the feet of co-founder Daniel Buezo. While anticipation builds around the collaboration, an official release date has yet to be announced.

Photo: Daneil Buezo

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