John Kim
December 31st, 2014 (updated)
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Stingray or Caviar – whatever you’d like to call that bumpy texture on the mudguard of these clean new Air Max 90s, the materials are nice. In fact, this Air Max 90 comes as part of a fragmented set of releases, which include the Air Max 1, Air Max 95, and some Huaraches. If you’re feeling the 90s, though, get a better look below before you head on over, wallet-in-hand, to Nike retailers like Oneness.
Rooted in Beaverton, green and yellow colorways just make sense for Nike. The brand’s ties to The University of Oregon have accounted for a myriad...
The Nike Air Max 1 is a year-round street staple, but spring and summer are by far the most weather-permitting seasons for the Tinker Hatfield...
Kiko Kostadinov + ASICS remains one of the best relationships the Japanese imprint has in its arsenal. Bringing his high fashion sensibilities to ASICS’ ever-impressive...
