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Nike and Worksout release a new limited-edition Air Max

Nike releases a new limited edition Air Max 95

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There’s no doubt that Nike’s Air Max series is one of the brand’s most iconic silhouettes. With plenty of iterations and remixes, the Air Max has become a staple product in the brand’s lineup. In their newest remix, Nike is teaming up with South Korean label WORKSOUT for a new design inspired by founders’ school uniforms and Korean culture. Along with some street style details, the new Air Max shoe is nothing like its previous iterations. Although we are used to seeing Air Max sneakers taking over the shelves, this latest release is far from an easy-to-get shoe. With a limited number of designs set to release, you’ll have to act fast if you want to don these special edition sneakers. 

Meet the WORKSOUT x Nike Air Max 95 “Uniform”

Releasing just in time to celebrate Air Max’s 30th anniversary, the collaborative sneaker between Worksout and Nike contains plenty of military school uniform details that bring a sleekness to the shoe. Created with olive green uppers, the sneaker features wave striping that highlights a large lateral Swoosh. The sneaker also includes co-branding on the tongue and special packaging, highlighting the partnership’s specialness. Bringing the entire design together is a sleek black sole unit that’s as rugged and sturdy as the rest of the design. Set to retail for $200, this limited edition will first appear via Worksout’s webstore on May 31, followed by a release on Nike on June 5. However, those looking to add these sleek sneakers to their closet must act quickly, as only 3,000 pairs of this Nike Air Max 95 will be released to the public.

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