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ASICS GEL-Revolution 5 Gets A Y2K Makeover From Little Tokyo Table Tennis

Little Tokyo Table Tennis is digging deeper into the ASICS archive for its second capsule with the Japanese sportswear brand. The latest project centers on the GEL-Revolution 5, a 2013 performance tennis shoe that has largely stayed outside the collaboration circuit.

The colorways take inspiration from loud early-2000s sneakers. Featuring translucent support cages over the uppers and doubled laces, blooming embossing, and airbrushed graphics for an experimental touch on the vintage court silhouette. An aggressive application of neon green takes one sneaker’s multi-layered design and sleek profile harder to ignore.

Using the GEL-Revolution 5 gives Little Tokyo Table Tennis more room to establish its own identity than another familiar GEL-Kayano or GEL-Lyte project would. The silhouette still carries the bulky stability features of its tennis roots, but the added graphics and mixed detailing push it closer to the Y2K runners and archived performance models currently finding new life as lifestyle shoes.

The Little Tokyo Table Tennis x ASICS GEL-Revolution 5 releases July 25, 2026, through Little Tokyo Table Tennis and ASICS. Pricing has not been announced.

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Little Tokyo Table Tennis x ASICS GEL-Revolution 5
Release Date: July 25, 2026
Price: TBA

Nike Kobe Air Force 1 Low “Armory Blue” Releases September 2026

Kobe Bryant’s Air Force 1 lineup will grow again in Fall 2026 with the Nike Kobe Air Force 1 Low “White/Armory Blue” colorway. Priced at $125, the upcoming pair brings Mamba details to Bruce Kilgore’s original basketball design while also reaching back to the Lakers’ Minneapolis roots.

The shoe is built around a white upper covered in a low-key snakeskin texture. It is not immediately loud or obvious, but a closer look reveals the pattern running across the familiar Air Force 1 panels. That detail gives the pair its Kobe connection without taking away from the model’s traditional shape.

Armory Blue appears throughout the design as a nod to the light blue worn by the Minneapolis Lakers. The shade lands inside the shoe, across the tongue branding, near the bottom of the eyestay and around the heel. Kobe’s signature is also printed on the insoles in matching blue.

His two Lakers jersey numbers are divided between the heels, with 8 and 24 appearing in Armory Blue. Metallic lace dubraes add the final message, spelling out “Mamba Forever” across the left and right shoes.

The Nike Kobe Air Force 1 Low “White/Armory Blue” is expected to release September 1, 2026 through Nike and select retailers, both online and in stores. The retail price is set at $125.

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Nike Kobe Air Force 1 Low
Color: White/Armory Blue
Style Code: IB0018-103
Release Date: September 1, 2026
Price: $125

Kobe Bryant Nike Air Force 1 Low “Electric Green” Releases August 2026

Official images reveal the Kobe Bryant x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Vast Grey/Electric Green” in a mostly Vast Grey finish, with snakeskin-textured panels breaking up the leather upper. Nike has leaned on that reptile look across several recent Kobe Air Force 1 releases, and it returns here without taking over the entire shoe.

The brightest part of the colorway is kept underneath. Electric Green covers the lining and rubber outsole, giving the grey upper a much sharper edge when viewed from the side or below. It is a simple contrast, but enough to separate this pair from the darker Kobe-themed Air Force 1s that came before it.

Kobe references are worked into several areas. Mamba sheath logos appear on the tongues, forefoot, and lateral heels. His “8” and “24” Lakers jersey numbers are stitched onto the backtabs, while the metal lace dubraes carry “Mamba Forever” branding.

The AF1 has been one of Nike’s primary lifestyle silos when building Kobe’s footwear off the court. This release embraces that philosophy featuring common accents rather than altering the silhouette.

The Kobe Bryant x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Vast Grey/Electric Green” is expected August 1, 2026 in men’s sizing for $125. Look for it through Nike and select retailers.

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Nike Kobe Air Force 1 Low
Color: Vast Grey/White-Electric Green
Style Code: IB0018-006
Release Date: August 1, 2026
Price: $125

Nike Air Max 1000.2 Surfaces in “Black/Hyper Crimson”

Nike and Zellerfeld are starting to push their 3D-printed Air Max project beyond limited experimental drops. The Air Max 1000.2 “Black/Hyper Crimson” sticks with the molded shape introduced on the original model, while a faster printing process allows the two brands to make more pairs and move through new colors more often.

The one-piece upper comes entirely in black, so the different printed surfaces become the main detail. A checkerboard texture covers the top, smoother sections fill out the middle, and a stretched mesh pattern runs along the lower portion. There are no traditional overlays breaking things up. The changes in texture handle that instead.

Hyper Crimson appears inside the exposed Air unit at the heel, cutting through an otherwise tonal build. It is a small color hit, but it also draws attention to the feature that separates the Air Max 1000.2 from most fully printed sneakers.

The updated production method is as important as the colorway itself. Nike and Zellerfeld now have a version that they can make more of without deviating from the model’s signature construction, indicating that the project could be a more standard facet of Nike’s release schedule.

The Nike Air Max 1000.2 “Black Hyper/Crimson” releases in Fall 2026 through Nike and Zellerfeld for $180.

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Nike Air Max 1000.2
Color: Black/Hyper Crimson-White
Style Code: JF3484-005
Release Date: 2026
Price: $180

StockX Now Lets Users Sell Used Sneakers

StockX has formally launched a used sneakers and apparel marketplace called StockX Listings.

The marketplace’s new category page is specifically designed for pre-owned and vintage items. Listings that will naturally bring StockX closer in line with platforms such as eBay and GOAT, where buying used pairs is nothing new. Listings will exist alongside brand new and authenticated StockX products on the same page, allowing buyers to easily browse condition, price and availability between options. StockX also says hopping between new and used pairs won’t require using multiple websites or apps.

Sellers can list used products through a streamlined process within the StockX app. Photos uploaded are analyzed by AI-assisted technology which aims to auto-populate product recognition and details while users fill out condition notes and any other pertinent info before posting. StockX will also include used sales into its price benchmarking.

Authentication on Listings works differently than traditional StockX purchases. Sellers can send their listings directly to the buyer. For those looking for that additional peace of mind, StockX will authenticate eligible listings for a fee. Customers who choose this option will have their items shipped to a verification center first.

Launch categories include sneakers, shoes, apparel and accessories with a focus on worn pairs, items not including original boxes, and vintage selections that may be harder to find. Additional categories are planned for the future. StockX is not charging sellers any fees to list products on StockX Listings, at least for now.

StockX Listings is available today within the iOS app. Currently, all users can purchase items, though selling privileges will initially be limited to a smaller segment before a wider rollout.

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Better Look At Westside Gunn’s Saucony Grid Jazz 9 “Awesome Gods”

UPDATE 6/24/26: A closer look at the Westside Gunn x Saucony Grid Jazz 9 “Awesome Gods” has surfaced following its appearance at Paris Fashion Week. The pair leans fully into Westside Gunn’s bold style, mixing zebra, cheetah, deer-inspired patterns, and hits of pink fur across the retro runner.

The “Awesome Gods” colorway joins a growing Saucony partnership that has already included a neon green ProGrid Triumph 4 and a red Grid Jazz 9 with scorpion branding. Release details for this pair have not yet been announced.

Original Story 6/10/26:
Westside Gunn’s next Saucony collaboration is officially on the way, and this time he’s moving away from the ProGrid Triumph 4. The Buffalo rapper and Griselda founder has previewed a new Saucony Grid Jazz 9 titled the Westside Gunn x Saucony Grid Jazz 9 “Awesome Gods.”

The pair first surfaced during Paris Fashion Week, giving fans an early look before Saucony shared any official details. Now, while currently overseas for his “Heel the World” tour, Westside Gunn has offered another preview of the sneaker. He also jumped into the comments to confirm that the pair is releasing, with more information expected once the tour wraps.

Unlike his more aggressive GRID Triumph collaboration, this Grid Jazz 9 has a more traditional runner shape. That gives the design room to focus on its details. The shoe features a rich wine-colored base with matching tones covering much of the upper, midsole, and outsole. The look feels cleaner than some of Gunn’s past previews, but it still carries his usual art-heavy approach.

Faux reptile-style overlays add texture across the upper, while Saucony’s standard side logo is swapped out for large scorpion patches. That detail gives the pair a direct link to Westside Gunn’s Griselda universe without overcomplicating the design. Bright pink, blue, and earth-toned hits also appear across the upper, adding contrast to the darker base.

From the early images, the Westside Gunn x Saucony Grid Jazz 9 “Awesome Gods” looks like one of Gunn’s most wearable Saucony projects yet. It still has personality, but the shape, color blocking, and premium-style textures make it feel more dialed in.

Saucony has not announced pricing, release details, or an official date yet. However, Westside Gunn has confirmed the shoe is releasing in August 2026, with more info expected after his “Heel the World” tour concludes.

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Westside Gunn x Saucony Grid Jazz 9 “Awesome Gods”
Release Date: August 28, 2026
Price: TBA

Kith x New Balance 2011 Releases June 26th

Ronnie Fieg and New Balance are celebrating 15 years together with something neither side has done before. The New Balance 2011 is an entirely new silhouette designed for Kith’s anniversary, bringing a fresh model into the brand’s running-inspired catalog rather than revisiting another established favorite.

The project carries more weight than a standard Kith colorway. Fieg has worked across more than 30 New Balance silhouettes since the partnership began, but the 2011 is the first model he has helped create from the ground up. Its name points back to 2011, the year Kith opened its doors.

Development began two years ago with Fieg and New Balance designer Sam Pearce, whose previous work includes the 991v2. Their approach blends the dense paneling and premium construction associated with New Balance’s heritage runners with a shape that feels current. Underfoot, the shoe borrows the ABZORB-cushioned tooling from the original New Balance 2002.

Four colorways divide the collection into two material stories. Bark and Redwood feature premium boot leather, tonal canvas underlays, and stitched details modeled after tree rings. Leaf and Sakura introduce more contrast through micro-pinched underlays and pigskin suede overlays.

The nature theme extends beyond the shoes. Watercolor artwork on the packaging follows a young Ronnie planting a seed, caring for it, and watching it grow into a tree, a visual reference to Kith’s expansion over the past 15 years. Custom printed insoles and three additional lace options come with each pair.

A matching Kith x New Balance apparel range rounds out the anniversary project with reworked technical jackets, shorts, mesh jerseys, headwear, and accessories. The collection also helps introduce New Balance at Kith, a dedicated retail space opening inside the lower level of Kith West Hollywood.

The new shop will carry men’s and women’s New Balance apparel, Kith collaborations, Japanese menswear, and a footwear wall holding more than 200 men’s, women’s, and kids’ styles. Exclusive 99X colorways, Made in USA releases, and New Balance Grey products will also be part of the assortment.

All four KITH x New Balance 2011 colorways will release first at New Balance at Kith in West Hollywood on June 26. Bark and Redwood will remain exclusive to that location and will not be offered online or through other Kith stores.

Leaf and Sakura will receive a wider launch on June 29 alongside the apparel and accessories collection. The two colorways will be available at Kith stores in the United States, Kith Toronto, and online through Kith at 11 AM in each respective region.

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Kith x New Balance 2011
Release Date: June 26, 2026 (West Hollywood)
Release Date: June 29, 2026 (Kith Online)

KidSuper Designs Neymar Jr.’s PUMA FUTURE Boot For World Cup 2026

KidSuper has reworked the PUMA Future 9 for Neymar Jr., covering the performance boot in Brazil’s familiar yellow and green. The special edition was made with the 2026 World Cup in mind and could appear on the field if Neymar is cleared to return against Scotland.

A bright yellow finish runs across the boot, while green detailing connects the design to Brazil’s national colors. Rather than building the project around an unrelated theme, KidSuper kept Neymar and the tournament at the center of the story.

Colm Dillane handed Neymar his boots himself at the Brazil’ camp at Columbia Park Training Facility in Morris Township, New Jersey. Neymar took a look at the pair during his downtime from recovering from a Grade 2 calf injury that has kept him out of action in the tournament.

Brazil’s Matchday 3 game against Scotland remains a possible return point for the 34-year-old. His availability has not been confirmed, though the KidSuper x PUMA Future 9 is expected to be his boot of choice if he makes the squad.

The KidSuper x PUMA FUTURE Boot for Neymar Jr. is expected to release June 26, 2026, on PUMA.com. The limited-edition football boot will retail for $300.

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KidSuper x PUMA FUTURE Boot for Neymar Jr.
Release Date: June 26, 2026
Price: $300

Nike SB Air Max 95 “Club 58” Releases July 7th

Nike has unveiled the official images for the Nike SB Air Max 95 “Club 58”, confirming the full look of the Sail-based release ahead of its July arrival. Priced at $190, the pair brings skate-oriented materials to the Air Max runner while keeping its familiar layered profile intact.

Shaggy Sail suede runs from the toe through the rippled side panels, resulting in an upper that feels significantly rougher than your average Air Max 95. White then covers the mesh around the laces and the topmost panel, interrupting the neutral build without distracting from the suede.

Black details appear sparingly on the mini Swooshes, lace loops, toe, and heel. Most of the color sits inside the shoe, where an orange liner connects with the orange-to-pink gradient used on the tongue logo. The sunset-like accents add a brighter finish to an otherwise muted colorway.

Club 58 has appeared across several Nike SB projects over the years, typically tying releases back to the wider skate-shop community. Using the Air Max 95 gives this edition a bulkier, more cushioned foundation than the low-profile models normally associated with Nike SB.

The Nike SB Air Max 95 “Club 58” releases July 7, 2026, through Nike.com and select Nike SB retailers for $190.

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Nike SB Air Max 95 “Club 58”
Color: Sail/Laser Orange-Black
Style Code: IQ8395-100
Release Date: July 7, 2026
Price: $190

Nike Air Force 1 Canvas “Paris Fashion Week” Made For Friends and Family

Nike’s Paris Fashion Week showcase included an Air Force 1 that most people will never have a chance to buy.

Created as a Friends and Family exclusive, the orange pair brings back the canvas construction associated with some of the model’s most collectible older releases. That material gives the shoe a different feel from the leather-heavy Air Force 1s seen today, and it tends to soften and develop more character with wear.

Bright orange canvas covers nearly the entire upper, joined by white leather Swooshes, matching laces and white heel tabs. The midsole follows the same two-tone setup, with orange branding and a matching outsole finishing the look. Nike also used the slimmer 2001-era shape, giving the toe and overall profile a lower, more streamlined appearance than the standard Air Force 1 ’07.

Embroidery at the lateral heel reads “3me. ARR.,” a nod to Paris’ 3rd arrondissement. The area includes part of Le Marais and is also where Nike currently operates its Paris product space. “2026” appears inside the shoe, tying the pair directly to this year’s Fashion Week activation.

Extra Butter’s Bernie Gross shared the first detailed look at the Nike Air Force 1 Canvas “Paris Fashion Week.” The pair is not expected to release at retail and will remain limited to Friends and Family, though isolated pairs may eventually reach the resale market.

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Mowalola Unveils Air Jordan 14 and Air Jordan 14 Mule

UPDATE 6/24/26: The MOWALOLA x Air Jordan 14 collection made its official debut during Paris Fashion Week, giving both pairs their first full reveal. The standard AJ14 comes dressed in earthy brown tones with a rough, worn-in finish, while dotted stitching across the side panels spells out the MOWALOLA name.

The matching mule reworks the basketball model into a one-piece, slip-on design. Mowalola script appears along the lateral side, but the shoe keeps the Air Jordan 14’s sharp, tooth-like sole shape underneath.

Both MOWALOLA x Air Jordan 14 styles are expected to release September 18th. The full sneaker will retail for $255, while the mule is priced at $180.

Original Story 6/2/26:
A chrome silver Air Jordan 14 is the first real footwear preview from Mowalola’s upcoming Jordan Brand project, and it already looks far from a typical retro release.

Expected to release in Fall 2026, the Mowalola Air Jordan 14 is currently reported to arrive in both open-back mule and standard sneaker form. The mule is expected to retail for $180, while the standard Air Jordan 14 is expected to cost $255. Both pairs are expected to release in unisex sizing through Mowalola, SNKRS, and select retailers.

Early images surfaced through Mowalola’s Instagram, where the shoe appeared under a full apparel look featuring a red and black plaid tracksuit, a glossy red Jumpman polo, and a black mesh hooded jacket. Most of the pair is covered by the wide-leg pants, but the visible details give the collaboration a clear direction.

The silver Air Jordan 14 appears to feature a chrome upper, black outsole, and black patent-style accents around the lower portion of the shoe. Textured script graphics run across the side panel, adding Mowalola’s sharp design language without turning the shoe into a loud logo piece.

An open-back build seems to be the biggest change from the traditional Air Jordan 14 shape. Based on reported color information, this first silver pair is believed to be the mule version. A gold colorway is also expected, although that pair has not been revealed yet.

Jordan Brand originally designed the Air Jordan 14 with Ferrari-inspired lines, making it one of the sleeker models in the retro lineup. Mowalola’s version pushes that shape into a more fashion-driven space with metallic finishes, exposed styling, and a less predictable build.

The Mowalola Air Jordan 14 is still early, so more details should surface closer to its Fall 2026 launch. For now, the first look suggests one of Jordan Brand’s boldest Air Jordan 14 updates in years, especially for fans who like when collaborators take real risks with a retro model.

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Mowalola x Air Jordan 14
Color: Black/Burnt Red-Metallic Gold
Style Code: IQ5708-001
Release Date: September 18, 2026
Price: $255

Photos: Complex Sneakers

Mowalola x Air Jordan 14 Mule
Color: Black/Metallic Silver-Burnt Red
Style Code: IR0908-001
Release Date: September 18, 2026
Price: $180

adidas Expands The Adistar XLG 2.0 With Six New Colorways

adidas is giving the Adistar XLG 2.0 a broader rollout with six new colorways of the oversized runner known unofficially as the “Squid.” The assortment covers nearly every lane, ranging from subdued off-white and grey combinations to saturated blue, red, and neon-accented options.

Popularly dubbed following its debut at ComplexCon 2025 by Upscale Vandal. The nickname became clear after looking at the shoe from a side profile. An RPU molding twists throughout the perforated mesh upper creating almost a skeletal appearance surrounding the foot. Reflective accents are implemented within the dimensional construction, while the bulky midsole transports the aesthetic into early-2000’s running gear.

Included in the lineup are Triple Dark, Hi-Res Blue, Power Red, Core Black/Frozen Lemon, Off White/Grey Strata, and Off White/Off White/Core Black. The Hi-Res Blue and Frozen Lemon pairs put the model’s unusual paneling front and center. Its neutral releases take a quieter route, making the same bulky construction easier to work into an everyday rotation.

Underneath the sculpted exterior, adidas adds Adiprene cushioning in the heel for support. The setup connects the Adistar XLG 2.0 to the brand’s running heritage, even though its exaggerated proportions place it firmly within today’s revival of chunky Y2K footwear.

The six adidas Adistar XLG 2.0 “Squid” colorways are available now in men’s and women’s sizing through adidas.com and select retailers.

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adidas Adistar XLG 2.0
Color: Hi-Res Blue/Core Black/Off White
Style Code: KI4505
Release Date: June 4, 2026
Price: $150

adidas Adistar XLG 2.0
Color: Grey Strata/Core Black-Off White
Style Code: KJ7895
Release Date: June 4, 2026
Price: $150

adidas Adistar XLG 2.0
Color: Core Black/Cloud White
Style Code: KZ9155
Release Date: June 4, 2026
Price: $150

adidas Adistar XLG 2.0
Color: Power Red/Core Black-Off White
Style Code: KI4506
Release Date: June 4, 2026
Price: $150

adidas Adistar XLG 2.0
Color: Core Black/Cloud White-Frozen Lemon
Style Code: KK2896
Release Date: June 4, 2026
Price: $150

adidas Adistar XLG 2.0
Color: Off White/Core Black
Style Code: KK2895
Release Date: June 4, 2026
Price: $150

Nike Air Flightposite 3 Debuts in Pink for Spring 2027

Nike is bringing back the Air Flightposite 3 for the first time, pulling another overlooked basketball design from the early 2000s into its retro lineup.

The first pair shown is far removed from the original Black/Royal colorway many collectors remember. Unveiled during Nike’s Spring/Summer preview in Paris, the new “Pink” edition covers the molded upper in a soft pink finish, then adds metallic silver pods, black underlays and brighter pink accents around the laces and outsole.

Its strange, armored shape remains the main attraction. Two oversized metallic panels sit along the side, while straps cross the upper in place of a standard lacing setup. Black sections beneath the straps sharpen the color blocking, and the split pink-and-black rubber outsole gives the shoe a basketball-ready finish.

The Air Flightposite 3 originally arrived during Nike’s Alpha Project era, when the brand was producing some of its most experimental performance footwear. Even among that group, this model stood apart. Its molded construction, rounded panels and aggressive profile looked futuristic in 2001 and still feel unusual more than two decades later.

Starting the retro run with pink instead of an original release suggests Nike wants the Flightposite 3 to reach beyond basketball nostalgia. The colorway fits the brand’s recent habit of reintroducing archive models through louder fashion-driven styles before circling back to familiar versions. An original Black/Royal pair is also expected to return.

The Nike Air Flightposite 3 “Pink Rise” is expected to release during Spring 2027 for $250 through Nike.com and select Nike Sportswear retailers. A firm launch date has not been announced.

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Nike Air Flightposite 3 “Pink”
Color: Pink Rise/Laser Fuchsia
Style Code: IZ3154-600
Release Date: Spring 2027
Price: $250

Photos: @kofromataf

Vans Spring/Summer 2027 Collection Previewed At Paris Fashion Week

At Paris Fashion Week, Vans unveiled a packed Spring/Summer 2027 lineup featuring new shoes, classic styles brought back from the archives, and partnerships in music, skateboarding, and streetwear.

Standout releases from the label’s own brands included those from the expanding “Pearlized” lineup. More of Greg Betty’s signature takes on Vans mainstays are arriving, including an Old Skool sporting a lively nautical print reminiscent of the brand’s classic “Yacht Club” look. Added textures and flourishes keep the series distinct from regular-production versions.

Lil Uzi Vert’s Vans Lynzie also made its first appearance in Paris. The early-2000s skate model comes back with the bulky shape, heavy padding and oversized branding that defined that era. Uzi’s versions were displayed in black and white, with pink laces and matching logo accents adding the main hit of color.

The collaboration list stretches well beyond one name. Vans previewed upcoming work with FTP, Imran Potato, Seventh Heaven, Dover Street Market, Wacko Maria and 424, giving the collection a wide range of influences rather than one consistent theme. Some pairs stay close to traditional skate footwear, while others push into fashion-driven territory.

New silhouettes were mixed into the display as well. Updated Authentic and Slip-On designs were joined by a streamlined slip-on with a shape closer to a water shoe than Vans’ usual canvas build. That model points to the brand exploring lighter, more technical constructions without abandoning the easy-on format tied to its history.

The Vans Spring/Summer 2027 collection is expected to release in stages from January through June 2027.

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Vans Old Skool “Pearlized”

Lil Uzi Vert x Vans Lynzie

Vans Collaborations

Additional Upcoming Releases

Photos: @cakenotcrumbs, Modern Notoriety

Nike Air Max Goadome Low Lineup For Spring 2027

Nike is giving the Air Max Goadome Low a much bigger push, with several new colorways previewed during Paris Fashion Week.

The upcoming lineup mixes familiar outdoor styling with a few more premium finishes. Grey and olive pairs stick to the shoe’s traditional leather construction, while black and green versions feature croc-textured uppers. Nike also showed a yellow suede edition that leans into the rugged work boot look that helped shape the Goadome’s identity.

Originally introduced in 2000, the Air Max Goadome became especially popular in New York and the DMV. The mid-top version has recently returned through pony hair releases, a Yeat collaboration and the DMV-inspired “Cherry Blossom” colorway. Now, Nike appears ready to turn more attention toward the lower-cut model.

The shift makes sense as low-top footwear continues to drive much of the current market. It also gives longtime ACG fans a more wearable take on one of Nike’s most recognizable boots.

Look for the new Nike Air Max Goadome Low colorways to release during Spring/Summer 2027.

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Photos: @wegotnotaste, @undiscovered.ig, @trussarchive

Nike Air Max 95 “Macaw Pack” Release Spring 2027

Nike recently unveiled a creative take on the Air Max 95 during Paris Fashion Week, presenting a two-shoe “Macaw Pack” that draws inspiration from vibrant South American parrots.

Within this release, you’ll find two contrasting visions for Sergio Lozano’s celebrated design. The green colorway remains true to original DNA of the Air Max 95, experimenting with layers of green and blue tones across the sneakers mesh, suede and furry fabric accents. Thick feathered laces help build depth and definition, while a dark blue outsole grounds the vibrant upper.

The yellow option, in contrast, plays with the classic street-inspired shape. A black mesh underlay is wrapped by a piece of solid yellow material layered with painterly red, green and blue strokes. Instead of extending upward in the signature gradient style, the painted strokes travel horizontally across the sneaker’s sidewall, mimicking the overlapping patterns of feathers. Matching the palette, multicolor woven eyelets and tongue branding are featured, alongside a black midsole and exposed Air unit for the final touch.

Nike still manages to play with the structure of the Air Max 95 without losing its essence on both colorways. The green version opts to work within the confines of what makes up the sneaker’s traditional structure with interesting texture and color combinations. The yellow model completely flattens and reforms the iconic floaters side panels for a more artistic, DIY aesthetic.

Nike revealed the “Macaw Pack” in Paris, France, as one of several unique colorways, and it was presented alongside squared-toe renditions of the Air Force 1 and Air Max 90. With this broader selection, Nike might be signaling that more adventurous redesigns of their classic footwear are on the horizon for Spring/Summer 2027.

The Nike Air Max 95 “Macaw Pack” is expected to release during Spring/Summer 2027 for $200 each.

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Nike Air Max 95 “Macaw Pack”
Release Date: Spring 2027
Price: $200

Photos: wegotnotaste