Nike is giving the Air Max 95 a convenience store-inspired makeover with a new “Konbini” Pack tied to two of Japan’s most recognizable chains.

The first colorway borrows the familiar green, orange, and red combination associated with 7-Eleven. It also brings back memories of the unreleased 7-Eleven-inspired Nike SB Dunk Low, a scrapped sample that became highly sought after among collectors.

A second pair takes cues from Lawson. Soft grey and blue cover most of the upper, while exposed red edges run along the layered suede panels. The added detailing closely resembles the red trim seen across Lawson storefronts in Japan.

Neither pair appears to be an official collaboration with 7-Eleven or Lawson. Instead, Nike seems to be referencing the colors and visual identity of the two convenience store chains.

The Nike Air Max 95 “Konbini” Pack is currently listed as a Japan-exclusive release through atmos, where raffles are open for ¥25,520 each. Pairs have also appeared at select European retailers, suggesting a wider launch could follow.

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